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Rubber Chicken Theater will present eight world-premiere plays, all created in just 24 hours, during its latest go-round of The Chicken Hat Plays. The Chicken Hat Plays will be performed for one day only at the Harbor City International School Theater, located at 332 W. Michigan Street on Saturday, March 24. Continue Reading

It was back in 1968 and 1969 when Fletcher Hinds, now of Duluth, decided he wanted to give back to the people of Cambodia. At the time, Hinds was serving in the Marines and fighting in the Vietnam War. He said he saw firsthand the suffering and poverty experienced by many Cambodians. Continue Reading

“One, two, three, lunch bunch!” screams a group of second-grade boys at Hermantown Elementary School as they break from their huddle. The six boys are headed back to class after a gathering of the “Lunch Bunch Boys,” a group that meets every Thursday during their lunch hour. Continue Reading

“Uncle Sam’s New Deal” will be exhibited March 15 through April 22. The exhibit was created by Minnesota Landmarks in partnership with the Minnesota History Center, of St. Paul. Continue Reading

Agency surpasses annual fundraising goal Continue Reading

Several days a week, art teacher Chrissy Valento heads to Morgan Park Middle School in the early morning to fire up the kiln in her classroom. In the kiln, she carefully places the snippets of colored glass students in her after-school EXCEL class have pieced together. Continue Reading

March is National Nutrition Month. Created by the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, National Nutrition Month is an education and information campaign to help Americans develop sound eating and physical activity habits. Continue Reading

More than 300 people attended a storytelling event and silent auction fundraiser in Sawyer on Feb. 18. The event raised money for an Ojibwe language immersion camp which will be held June 21 through 24 on the Fond du Lac reservation. Continue Reading