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Denfeld celebrates 100 years with opening of time capsule (opens the original)
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DULUTH — One hundred years ago, the country was deep into the Roaring '20s, a period of major cultural and technological advancements for the United States. In 1926, the nation was still three years out from the Great Depression, the radio had just begun to make its way into American households, and television was in development. It was a year that saw the establishment of the U.S. numbered highway system, the first-ever SAT was administered, and in Duluth, the newly completed Denfeld High Schoo
Duluth schools outline $12M in cuts, if referendum fails (opens the original)
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DULUTH — Come November, Duluth voters will decide whether to approve a two-question referendum that would increase the tax levy, putting money back into Duluth Public Schools’ operating budget. With fewer than six weeks to go before the election, the district released an outline on Thursday morning, showing $12 million in budget reductions over the next two years — steps the district says it will have to take if the referendum fails to pass. “The state is not funding education to the degree that
UMD student takes research survey to State Fair (opens the original)
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DULUTH — Annabelle Fries loves the Minnesota State Fair. The 23-year-old graduate student at the University of Minnesota Duluth has worked the "Great Minnesota Get-Together" every summer for the last seven years. It’s in her blood, joked Fries, since her grandfather has been admissions superintendent for the Grandstand for more than 50 years. Fries herself has worked admissions over the years, as well as interning in the ticketing office. This year, while Fries kept her regular fair gig, she was
UMD students assemble positivity kits on 9/11 day of service (opens the original)
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DULUTH — Create happiness in under a minute. That’s the pitch Danica Silcox, a junior at University of Minnesota Duluth, made to her fellow students Thursday morning in the Kirby Student Center as they passed by her table. She set up an assembly line of UMD-themed stickers, notebooks, pencils and stress balls in the Kirby Commons area at 10 a.m., and encouraged her peers, even if they only had a spare 30 seconds on their way to class, to put together a “happiness kit” with a personalized message
Duluth Public Schools recognized for positive culture (opens the original)
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DULUTH – Having spent almost a decade in the school district, Jacob Laurent isn’t afraid to say that 2021-22 was a rough year for students. It marked the first time students were back in classrooms, following the COVID-19 lockdown. Schools across the district saw a significant spike in behavioral incidents, leading to more than 2,700 days of suspension — about 900 more days than in 2019, before the pandemic. “We probably had the worst year of our life as a district,” said Laurent, a school couns
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