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CAPITOL CHATTER Legislative notebook: Legislature approves freezing college tuitions
By Danielle Killey and Don Davis A bill funding Minnesota State Colleges and Universities and the University of Minnesota systems freezes tuitions. Senators passed the bill 44-22 and the House 76-56 ...
Posted on 5/17/13 at 8:45 PM
A MINNESOTAN IN CHINA Letting Go, Letting Life
The trek was over. I got back to Zhuhai, my home in China for the past eleven months. But though I was done trekking, I wasn't through with traveling: I had 48 left in China to ready for a long journ...
Posted on 10/6/12 at 9:21 AM
STAFF BLOG AREA VOICES BLOG "Real Food" vs Processed Food - Areavoices Digest #89
So as I sat the other day spraying cheese in a can on my snack crackers, I began to think "Can this be real cheese?" Well the answer is "probably not." First clue: any cheese that's spelled with a "z...
Posted on 9/19/12 at 2:16 PM
ROTARY CLUB OF FARMINGTON Rotary recognizes more noteworthy students
The first Thursday of the month is always a good day at Farmington Rotary meetings. It's when the club recognizes its Students of the Month, and Farmington's school system never disappoints. The dis...
Posted on 12/3/10 at 6:14 PM
STAFF BLOG CHEF JEFF Tender Cuts
Last week, I completed the last of three beginning cooking classes for men as part of an East Grand Forks Community Education program. There were nine students in my class, and we had a lot ...
Posted on 3/2/10 at 2:54 AM
Farmington schools: Bringing out the author within
Having a good story to tell is one thing. Being able to tell that story on paper, to other people, is something entirely different.
Learning how to tell a story to others was part of the motivation behind last week’s Young Authors Workshop for Farmington middle school students.
By Michelle Leonard , March 31, 2013
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FHS student needs help to pay for prestigious summer program
Erin Canada has a unique opportunity to pursue her passion for music this summer, but she needs a little help to make it happen.
Canada, a junior at Farmington High School, is one of just 32 students from across the country and the only student from Minnesota accepted to the Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music at New York University’s Tisch Summer High School program.
By Nathan Hansen , March 28, 2013
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FHS Youth Development students see new life for old shoes
Doing a little spring cleaning? Don’t know what to do with those old shoes? The Farmington High School Youth Development team has an idea: donate them.
Youth Development will hold a shoe drive called Soles 4 Souls, starting Monday, April 1.
By Michelle Leonard , March 28, 2013
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120 take part in Riverview Elementary School’s science fair
Riverview Elementary School held its annual science fair Feb. 21-22.
More than 120 students in grades K-5 participated in 100 science fair projects.
March 10, 2013
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Readathon raises $10,000 at North Trail Elementary School
North Trail Elementary School students raised more than $10,000 just by opening a book last week. Well, actually, they opened about 600 books, but you get the picture.
By Michelle Leonard , March 07, 2013
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iPads everywhere in Farmington schools
It’s hard to get away from iPads at Farmington High School. Walk into a classroom and they’re propped up on nearly every desk. Stand in the hallway, and you can watch students walk from class to class with their eyes fixed on the glowing screen.
By Nathan Hansen , February 28, 2013
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DMS students earn state berth for first-year Future Problem Solvers team
The Farmington School District will send its first team to the Future Problem Solving state competition next month, which is pretty impressive. What’s more impressive, though, is that this is Farmington’s first year participating in the Future Problems Solvers program.
By Michelle Leonard , February 22, 2013
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FHS Peers for Peers wants to stop the cycle of bullying
No one really understands how much being bullied hurts, how much it changes a child or cuts into a teen’s soul. No one, except those who have lived the experience.
Farmington High School seniors Holly Loberg and Eric Revis know what bullying can do. That’s why they were at the center of a Peers for Peers program Feb. 15.
By Michelle Leonard , February 21, 2013
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