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Schiller s House finds a home in Detroit Lakes with full-service men s salon
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Detroit Lakes National Guard soldiers deployed | Detroit Lakes Tribune
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Detroit Lakes 5th grader Jake Erickson raises over $5,500 for American Heart Association
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Grades 10-12 at Detroit Lakes High to resume in-person learning Feb. 16
With active case numbers for COVID-19 on a downward trend, Detroit Lakes Public Schools Superintendent Mark Jenson announced at Monday night s school board meeting that students in grades 10-12 will return to fully in-person classes on Tuesday, Feb. 16.
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Students in grades 10-12 at Detroit Lakes High School will resume fully in-person learning for all classes starting Tuesday, Feb. 16. (Drawing courtesy of Zerr Berg Architects)
Students in grades 10-12, the last grades at Detroit Lakes Public Schools to still be taking hybrid classes a combination of in-person and remote learning will go back to fully in-person classes on Tuesday, Feb. 16, as the number of active COVID-19 cases in Becker County continues to decrease.
Library, museum and theater team up to host Community Conversations for Detroit Lakes
The Detroit Lakes Public Library, Becker County Museum and Historic Holmes Theatre are joining forces this month to host a series of online, virtual Community Conversations about current hot topics. The first, titled Education in a Pandemic, is set for this Thursday, Jan. 28, at 7 p.m. Future conversations will take place on the fourth Thursday of each month, through April 22.
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The global pandemic known as COVID-19 has had an inescapable impact on all levels of community living in Detroit Lakes over the past 11 months, and while its spread is currently on the wane, its effects are still being felt especially when it comes to educating our children.