Day: June 25, 2021
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Through pain, grief and delayed Olympic dreams, St. Paul’s Suni Lee found strength
An extra year to prepare for the Tokyo Games exacted a physical and emotional toll on gymnast Suni Lee of St. Paul, but she made it through, and is ready for the Olympic trials. Read Full Article
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‘I think we can make a change’: Wausau residents call for open-mindedness, inclusivity to address racism
Wausau held its first Juneteenth event as the community contends with ongoing issues of discrimination and debate over a Community for All resolution. Read Full Article
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These Minnesotans are headed to the Tokyo Olympics
A dozen athletes with Minnesota ties have qualified for the U.S. Olympic teams set to compete in Tokyo next month. Stay on top of the latest market trends and economic insights with Axios Markets. Read Full Article
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WIPPS, H2N: Partnered with event organizers to provide free vaccine clinic
The Hmong and Hispanic Communication Network (H2N) partnered with Wausau’s first Juneteenth Celebration to provide a free COVID-19 vaccination clinic. The event brought 400 people to Wausau’s … Read Full Article
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WIPPS: H2N video promotes COVID-19 vaccinations in Central Wisconsin
The Hmong and Hispanic Communication Network (H2N) has a released a 1-minute video promoting COVID-19 vaccination efforts in central Wisconsin. The “Let’s Get Vaxxed” video features individuals in the … Read Full Article
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Minnesota pioneered the movement for charter schools 30 years ago. Since then, one in every three statewide has closed.
To charter school advocates, the closures are a sign of success. But some Democrats and teachers union leaders say they’re harmful to children, and want a stop to charter school growth. Read Full Article
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Party in the Park
The North Fork Grange hosted Party in the Park on Saturday, June 19. This community appreciation event was their way of saying thank you for your generous support. Admission to … Read Full Article
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New local cooking show helps raise money for Hmong farmers
LA CROSSE, Wis. (WXOW)- La Crosse Local and For Independent Hmong Farmers Corp. launched a cooking show to help support local Hmong farmers and vendors hit hardest by the pandemic. The limited … Read Full Article
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Rothschild taking “wait and see” approach as Central Wisconsin Convention and Visitors Bureau works out a contract with Wausau
With the announcement of $140 million in tourism and entertainment grants becoming available for Wisconsin businesses and organizations, municipalities are looking forward to marketing strategies. Read Full Article
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Reflecting Faculty Research and Student Needs, Asian Studies Department Launches Global Asia Studies Minor
The Department of Asian Studies launched the Global Asia Studies minor this past May to allow students to explore more research interests. Read Full Article
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‘Singing In The Wilderness’: Thessaloniki Review
Slickly assembled in all areas, the film bows in the main competition at Thessaloniki Documentary Film Festival, where it appeals as a prominent awards contender. Further exposure at … Read Full Article