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Explore Shape Note Singing Oct. 10 (opens the original)
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All are invited to an all-day Shape Note Singing event next weekend in Duluth. Dr. Logan Thomas, a physics professor at UMD, explained that it is a traditional American style of music where different notes are represented by shapes. “It’s sung in four-part harmony. There are no instruments,” he said. “It’s purely a cappella. And it’s a very communal form of singing.” They don’t perform but merely sing for themselves and each other. The sheet music shows four different shapes on a musical note: a
How women can prioritize both 'we' and 'me' (opens the original)
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An upcoming women’s event will open conversations about how to prioritize both others and themselves. Abby Oxborough, the owner, general manager, and director of leadership programming at Sugar Lake Lodge near Grand Rapids, will encourage other women to invest in themselves. “The concept is a community-focused event with both training and development opportunities,” she said. “The ‘we’ and the ‘me’ is this invitation to understand what it means to be community members and what we’re supporting.”
Donate Play-Doh for Pediatrics (opens the original)
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Two sisters are organizing a donation drive called Play-Doh for Pediatrics. Jordan and Taylor Stish are collecting tubs of Play-Doh and other Play-Doh-related toys for kids staying on the pediatric floor at Essentia. Taylor works there and said that while kids are in the hospital, they are often given Play-Doh. But because they are often immunocompromised, it has to be thrown away after each use. The Stish sisters want to make sure there’s plenty of Play-Doh available, especially for children wh
Itasca County artists open their studios (opens the original)
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The MacRostie Art Center is once again bringing people into Itasca County artists’ studios on a fall tour. Glenna Olson, a former art educator, is one of the artists opening her workspace to visitors. She’s a printmaker who says she “came from a creative family.” “People think they’re looking at paintings. Or people will assume when they hear that I’m an artist that I’m a painter,” Olson said. So she enjoys educating and explaining her process to visitors with step-by-step displays. “There’s a l
Celebrating 7-year-old Donnie's last leukemia treatment (opens the original)
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On the last day of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, 7-year-old Donnie Wilson will receive his last treatment for leukemia. Donnie loves to play outside with his friends and never wants to leave the playground. He’s also a fan of food from places like Subway and McDonald’s. He and Dr. Ross Perko have gotten close through two rounds of cancer treatment over five years. Perko is a pediatric oncologist at Essentia Health and said dedicating September to Childhood Cancer Awareness is so important be
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