HANNAH VELASQUEZ
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MSU observes Orange Shirt Day (opens the original)
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HANNAH VELASQUEZ/MDN The Minot State University Native American Club walks to remember and honor Indigenous children and families who were affected by residential schools for Orange Shirt Day on Sept. 30. HANNAH VELASQUEZ/MDN The Minot State University Native American Club carries a "We Are Still Here" banner for Orange Shirt Day on Sept. 30. HANNAH VELASQUEZ/MDN The Minot State University Native American Club walks to remember and honor Indigenous children and families who were affected by resi
School District evaluates student needs (opens the original)
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Post COVID-19 pandemic, North Dakota is progressing better in academics than other U.S. states, according to the North Dakota Department of Public Instruction (DPI). However, testing scores collected by the state show children are still below pre-pandemic levels. Local teachers and district administrative staff are implementing new ways to address issues, such as the rise in absenteeism, while adapting to student needs to shape the future of the United States. "I think one thing that we always h
Minot veterinarian cares for pets (opens the original)
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Submitted Photo. Dr. Eden Johannes, a new veterinarian at Pinkerton Animal Hospital in Minot, holds a patient. Submitted Photo Dr. Eden Johannes performs an equine procedure on a horse. Submitted Photo. Dr. Eden Johannes, a new veterinarian at Pinkerton Animal Hospital in Minot, holds a patient. Submitted Photo Dr. Eden Johannes performs an equine procedure on a horse. Pinkerton Animal Hospital expanded its veterinary team by adding a new veterinarian earlier this month. Dr. Eden Johannes, a Nor
Rural America faces veterinary shortage (opens the original)
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Minot, similar to many rural counties across the U.S., is facing a growing shortage of veterinary practices due to the surge in pet ownership and not enough new graduates to fill the places of older veterans, burnout cases and economic challenges. Long waits, limited services and higher costs for pet and livestock care may be a few of the issues owners are facing. “There is an incredible shortage of veterinarians in rural areas, and not just for large animals, but also small animals,” said Dr. R
MSU celebrates new classroom improvements (opens the original)
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HANNAH VELASQUEZ/MDN Students and faculty at Minot State University tour the newly renovated Gary Hovdestad classroom on Sept. 21. HANNAH VELASQUEZ/MDN Pam Karpenko delivers remarks at Minot State University for her parents' classroom dedication on Sept. 21. HANNAH VELASQUEZ/MDN Students and faculty at Minot State University tour the newly renovated Gary Hovdestad classroom on Sept. 21. HANNAH VELASQUEZ/MDN Pam Karpenko delivers remarks at Minot State University for her parents' classroom dedica
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