LSC Gets Grant to Train Women in Non-Traditional, High Wage Jobs
Lake Superior College has gotten a boost in funding to educate more women in non-traditional jobs.
Education in the News
Rep. Simonson Visits Duluth Head Start Classroom
A Duluth Head Start classroom got a special visit from a state representative Monday.
School Consolidation Could Save Carlton, Wrenshall $1.5 M A Year
Two small rival schools are faced with a big decision to combine as one.
'Make A Wish' Granted for Two Harbors Boy
A modern day treasure hunt led a Two Harbors boy to a wish of a lifetime Thursday.
Pro-Life Ministries of Duluth March for Women
Thursday marked the anniversary of the 1973 Supreme Court decision in Roe vs. Wade, which says women can have a legal abortion.
LSSD Wants To Keep 4-Day School Week
Right now, students within the Lake Superior School District only hit the books four days a week. But the Minnesota Department of Education wants the district back to a five-day calendar.
School Board Approves Extra Red Plan Funds
Tuesday night, the Duluth School Board voted to approve the remaining Long–Range Facilities Plan, which has $5.4 million left over from the original plan that began in 2007 with a $315 million budget
Group Canvasses for Yes Votes in Cloquet
Depending upon where you live in Cloquet, you may have had some canvassers knock on your door Saturday afternoon.
