Shedding light on driving in the dark
Driving at night might present more hazards than daytime driving.
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Town ball, Rec exhibit
The Koochiching Museums is developing a new exhibition and needs help from the community.Since ‘town ball’ has been resurrected and a team will be playing in the coming summer months, museum staff thought it would be appropriate to break out local town ball memorabilia.“For the first time ever, we simply do not have enough things in our collection to make a complete exhibit, so we must turn to all of you,” said a plea in the Koochiching Museums newsletter.It provided a short list of items sought:• Trophies• Jerseys• Photographs• Sports equipment (baseball, football, hockey)• Outdoor sporting equipment• Posters• ProgramsIf you have other things that may be appropriate, call museum staff.
Grant for inclusion
The Arc Minnesota announces a new grant program called the Minnesota Inclusion Initiative, or MII, aimed at making Minnesota more inclusive for all.The grant, through funding from the state Department of Human Services, will award groups and organizations up to $5,000 for projects aimed at improving inclusion in Minnesota for people with disabilities.“Inclusion projects help to build and strengthen community with Minnesotans who have disabilities,” said MII program manager Marais Wakem.
Keep it steady
If you are waiting for symptoms to pop up as a warning for high blood pressure, think again.
Protect from fraud
The Senior LinkAge Line® will offer two classes covering health care fraud, waste & abuse prevention on Wednesday, March 13-from 10-11:30 a.m.
Research program seeks participants
The “All of Us Research Program” is looking for interested participants in the International Falls area.All of Us is a nationwide initiative intended to build a research resource featuring at least 1 million participants who contribute data for health research.
