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Testing already underway at Onamia schools (opens the original)
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Onamia Schools have been busy since the opening of the 2026/27 school year. âIt is great to have students back in class. After three weeks of school, teachers are settling into place and students are getting acclimated to their schedules,â PreK-12 Principal Tammy Sloth said. This year, Onamia transitioned to a new student information system called JMC and according to Sloth âit has not been as smooth as we would have liked. Some of our programs did not communicate right away and so teache
Do you drive the speed limit? (opens the original)
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Thatâs an interesting question, because it can be interpreted two ways. The speed limit is generally interpreted as the top end of the limit, but have you ever considered it to be the bottom end? A limit is a limit. What Iâm getting at is that a lot of drivers will exceed the limit by five miles an hour or so, and that is very common. But the limit Iâm also talking about, is the people driving slower than the speed limit. Do these people think they are being safer than the people that are
How’s the Water - Another hot and dry summer (opens the original)
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You can say that again. According to MPR chief meteorologist Paul Huttner, this summer will end up being the sixth hottest on record â with records going back 153 years. He also noted that six of the last 10 hottest summers were in the last 20 years. So thereâs that. This new record will knock 1936 out of the 10 spot and that leaves 1933 as the only 30s era left in the top ten. That year holds the number three position. As far as the dry part, Huttner said the Twin Cities is behind 5.5 inche
Low water levels create challenges for boat launching, retrieval (opens the original)
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The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources advises boaters to take extra care at public water access sites throughout Minnesota, where ongoing drought conditions continue to cause low water levels. Nearly all of the state is experiencing some level of drought, with conditions ranging from moderate to extreme drought and 48% of Minnesota in severe drought, according to the DNR's drought in Minnesota webpage (mndnr.gov/climate/drought). This means fall boaters, especially those operating larger
Mille Lacs reaches highest angling quota in years (opens the original)
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Itâs been a great walleye season on the big lake this year and the angling quota reflects it. The state is currently over 70% of the allotted quota of 105,300 pounds as of the end of July. This is the largest take since 2019 when state anglers ended up exceeding the then quota of 87,800 pounds by 6%. Helping to achieve this is the three fish limit this season which is the most liberal limit since the four fish limit back in 2012. According to Garrison fisheries supervisor, Greg Berg, at this t
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