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Ask a trooper 2013
Is window tint legal off the reservation if the vehicles are registered with tribal plates and there’s no window tint ordinance on the reservation? by Sgt. Jesse Grabow – Minnesota State Patrol Q: Please, can you [...]
Local Ya Es Hora Coalition holds free citizenship workshop
A coalition of local and national organizations representing Latino, immigrant, legal, educational, and LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender) communities and unions will hold a U.S. citizenship workshop to assist up to 150 eligible legal permanent [...]
Tips to beat the heat
As summer heats up, save money and stay cool Minnesota Department of Commerce offers energy saving tips for consumers As summer heats up, the Minnesota Department of Commerce offers some simple energy-saving tips to help Minnesotans [...]
Five reasons why keeping family secrets could be harmful to hildren
by Suzanne Handler It’s true every family has its secrets, but every secret isn’t equal. It is the content of the secret that really counts. Secrets can be small and insignificant, such as planning a surprise [...]
Attract birds and butterflies no matter what size your landscape
by Melinda Myers Add a little extra color and motion to your summer garden with containers designed to attract birds and butterflies. Many garden centers continue to sell annuals throughout the summer and many of these [...]
Prom warning: spring months the worst for unbelted teen deaths
Parents urged to reinforce safe driving habits during prom, end of school year With April, May and June combining for the highest percentage of unbelted teen deaths during the past three years, the Minnesota Department of [...]
Play pays: The rich benefits of tree-climbing, firefly-chasing, unstructured play (and why your kids need more of it this summer)
Why all of our well-meaning attempts to fill up our children’s summer with enriching activities may actually be harming them – and why we need to back off a little and let them just be kids. by Madeline [...]
The summer of play: Nine ways to let your kid be a kid this summer
by Madeline Levine No doubt about it: Time for unstructured play is dwindling. There are many reasons why this is so. We’re working more hours. We’re spending more time “plugged in” to TV, phones, video games [...]
SARTELL RESOURCE GUIDE SPRING 2013
Sartell schools fall short, fail to live up to reputation
Sorry to hear that you aren't happy with the school expenses. My kids
Sartell schools fall short, fail to live up to reputation
Melissa, I must say I am almost embarrassed for you, and think your an
Hill resigns as superintendent of school district
OMG.. Really? We are going to give this guy severance for doing a poor
April is, indeed, 'the cruelest month'
Why must you be so negative toward those who try to look for the posit
Sabres reflect on dream come true
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