College Readiness Center awarded additional funds
High school students statewide will benefit from additional funding awarded to the Center for College Readiness at Minnesota State Community and Technical College.
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Members of the Lake Park-Audubon Family Career and Community Leaders of America baked, decorated and sold over 1,200 cookies to benefit the National FCCLA Service Project, Children’s Miracle Network, Christmas Anonymous Gifts for Children, Christmas Gifts for the Homeless Shelter and Elementary Educational Lessons.
RELATED CONTENTLevi Johnston’s (suddenly) public life
They’re out there. In here, I’m safe. But beyond these doors, they’re waiting patiently for me to show my guilty face. Paparazzi with their flashing cameras, angry conservatives who think I doomed their party, nosy spectators who don’t have enough problems in their own lives; all waiting to catch a glimpse of me, Levi Johnston, the unfortunate boy who brought scandal to the 2008 Republican Presidential Race. It wasn’t supposed to be this way. It wasn’t supposed to be this way at all.
RELATED CONTENTA trip to the zoo
Ah, deer hunting! ‘Tis the season for unshaven men, anxiety-ridden wives and mothers, new hunters bringing home their first kills (yay, Montana!), and trips to the zoo.
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I came home last weekend to see West Side Story, and I’ve got to say: good job, kids. Truth be told, I wasn’t sure you could do it without us. But, somehow, you pulled it off. It was a terrific effort, really.
RELATED CONTENTWho knows what happens after the curtain goes down? It’s up to us
Just back from the musical: West Side Story. It’s late — quite late by my standards — but I won’t be sleeping anytime soon. Too much on my mind.
RELATED CONTENT‘We did better than we expected’
After the time put into The Dump Chuck, the Detroit Lakes robotics group was rewarded with first place for most photogenic robot.
RELATED CONTENT4-H, Vanity partner for insulation 
Becker County 4-H partnered with the Vanity Store to help “Change the World: One Pair of Jeans at a Time.”
RELATED CONTENTLake Park-Audubon conferences next week
Friday, Nov. 6, is the last day of first quarter at Lake Park-Audubon; report cards will be prepared for parents to pick up at Parent-Teacher Conferences.
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My boyfriend Jake lives in a duplex in Moorhead with seven people, two kittens and a ferret. Although a study on any one of them would be easily captivating due to their delightfully eclectic natures and ever-entertaining interactions, I’d like to focus on the latest additions: the entwined balls of fur currently sleeping next to me on the couch.
RELATED CONTENTPoor execs, welcome to middle class society
I am writing this for the victims of our cruel president’s order that the executives of AIG who have not paid back their bailout money be compensated no more than $200,000 per year, until the bailouts are paid back in full.
RELATED CONTENTTelevision ‘reaps’ family bonding time
Due to mid-semester break, I had Monday and Tuesday off from classes, so I came home for the weekend and spent some quality time with family.
RELATED CONTENTFCCLA hosts Treats-no-Tricks
Members of the Lake Park Audubon FCCLA Chapter hosted their second annual Treats-no-Tricks Charity High School Dance/Movie Night.
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Brendan Pucel, 15, says his visual impairment makes it difficult for him to play some sports.
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Over the past week, I’ve been exposed to several extremely different first-semester freshman college experiences. I guess that being so inextricably caught up in my own post-secondary-induced pandemonium meant forgetting to check in with everybody else to see how their chaos was coming.
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