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Major archaeological survey is underway in Mower County
The Mower County Historical Society (MCHS) is partnering with Hamline University in St. Paul for a year of archaeological research in Mower County. The project, supported by Legacy grant funding, was announced Thursday during an MCHS Lunchbox History event. Two teams from the Hamline University Center for Anthropological Services (HUCAS) are working closely with staff […] The post Major archaeological survey is underway in Mower County appeared first on Austin Daily Herald.
Goodhue County to share in over $20 million in grants to combat the opioid crisis
ST. PAUL, Minn. - $20.1 million in new grants have been approved to expand treatment and bolster resources to deal with opioid abuse. The state's Opioid Epidemic Response Advisory Council recommended awards to the 28 grantees, with funding from Minnesota’s opioid epidemic response law. State officials say just over $7 million will go to initiatives that expand and enhance the continuum of care for opioid-related substance use disorders. Another $4 million will support workforce development initiatives and treatment training. Grants will also fund emerging and innovative strategies for combating the opioid crisis.
Rotary Club of Elk River recognized
Rotarians from District 5960, which covers southeast and east metro Minnesota and western Wisconsin, met May 4 in Hudson, Wisconsin, for the 2023-2024 District Awards Celebration. Clubs were recognized for their efforts in various categories and based on the size of the club – large, medium plus, medium, or small – as part of the district’s awards program. The club was responsible for submitting examples of its efforts against a checklist for up to six categories – Club Service, Community Service, International Service, Public Image,...
St. Paul Public Schools go big on geothermal energy, using the earth to heat and cool buildings
Geothermal power is having a moment in Minnesota. One of the biggest early adopters is St. Paul Public Schools. The post St. Paul Public Schools go big on geothermal energy, using the earth to heat and cool buildings appeared first on Sahan Journal.
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