The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) authorized second bivalent (two-strain) COVID-19 booster doses for people ages 65 and up and for those with weakened immune systems April 19, a step designed to shore up immunity in the most vulnerable groups until fall.
In last week’s paper this writer incorrectly stated that at the annual member meeting on April 19 a motion was passed for redistricting map options to be brought for reviewal the at the district meetings scheduled during May of this year.
New beginnings can be very exciting. For Julie and I at this point in our lives, after nearly 30 years at First Baptist, our new beginnings have recently been coming in the form of grandkids. We are up to four now, all being three years and under. Each of them is so unique, and each of them is such a blessing! Each a new life started.
Another Weird Winter It was 71 degrees Fahrenheit as I was skiing into my sugarbush over two feet of sloppy snow. In yet another season where the conditions on the ground differed from the historical norm, and seemed to push toward extremes that our grandparents would not have known, I was checking taps to see if the sap was running.
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Minnesota WILD going for broke in Cup tourney! The Minnesota WILD are fully into the Stanley Cup Playoffs right now and stand at 2 games apiece in their series with the Dallas Stars. The team won Game One in DAL in a 3-2 nailbiter.
Reluctant Editor’s note: The reluctant editor, still visiting Lake County, just had to tell you about the Camp Shack screen door. After a year of use, the shack screen door is still a sight to behold.
Lake County Library News Celebrating National Library Week Did you know that this week, April 23-29, is National Library Week? First celebrated in 1958, National Library Week is sponsored by the American Library Association (ALA) and is celebrated by libraries across the country. School, public, academic, and special libraries all participate – including Silver Bay Public Library! Stop by the library to put your name in our prize drawing.
Here’s a recipe to make mornings go a little smoother. Try slow-cooking overnight – up to 8 hours.
Ruth Myers leaves undeniable legacy Part 2: This is a continuation from last week of the story of Native Americans into Medicine (NAM) and Indians into Research Careers (IRC) at the University of Minnesota Duluth Medical School, my role in these programs, and of three wonderful pioneers along the way. Now back to NAM, Native Americans into Medicine.