Archive - Jun 3, 2008

Now a days , drinking alchol becomes a fahsion , but they not knowing what is happing inside their body , it becomes a slow poision , to over come from this trouble , please make the addiction recovery
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John bosco
Suffering from an addiction. This website has a lot of great resources and treatment centers. http://www.treatmentcenters.org

I have always thought that the convuluted mix of responsibility between our city government and county government, especially with regards to the "unequitable" mix of tax responsibility, was awkward, at best, and unfair to the taxpayers inside the city limits. I think it is time to at least think
about the distinct separation of city functions and county functions.

Falls family donates teddy bears to orphan children’s choir

Becky Nelson and her son Cainaan wanted to do something special after learning about an African children’s choir that came to the United States last month.
The choir began a national summer tour to raise money to complete the Glory Children City Project, an orphanage and school in Masaka, Uganda, and will be in Minnesota this August.

International Falls will move forward with adding advance life support to the city’s ambulance service.
A task force Monday reported to the council that a clear need for ALS to be added to the service has been documented through a study.
The council struggled with a motion that would accept the recommendation of the task force to move forward with developing details for policies and procedures that would also address funding concerns.

Ariel Arch is serving as an intern at The Daily Journal. She will work in the newsroom where she will help with proof reading, photography and writing.
She said she believes this will be a great experience for her to learn how a newsroom operates and how to write for a newspaper.

Falls High Broncos golf coach Bill Mason will be in new territory on Thursday. For the first time in his 14 years as head coach, Mason will have a boy and a girl participating in the State Golf Meet.
Senior Maria Porter and junior Travis Phillipe have both qualified for the State Golf Meet and will hit compete at the Ridges at Sand Creek in Jordan on Thursday.
“It’s a testament that we have a good golf program here,” Mason said. “The kids are good players and they take pride in being good golfers.”

VFW baseball meeting
There will an organizational meeting for VFW baseball that will take place Thursday at 5 p.m. at Scheela Field.
Those interested in playing are encouraged to attend. For further information call 283-8252, 283-2979 or 218-240-4849.

Pacesetter camp scheduled

Daniel Griffith was recognized recently for legal advocacy work to the low income and elderly.
Legal Services of Northwest Minnesota honored Griffith in recognition of his “outstanding legal work making a difference to the disadvantaged” at its annual District Bar Meeting in Bemidji in April.

A long flower garden meanders down across my lawn. And I often stop there and think of how it has influenced my life. It is where my wife Isabelle discovered her great love of flowers and where she catered to their every need. She divided the garden according to shade, soil, and drainage and planted each flower where it would be the happiest. And the flowers responded with all their glory.

By Kern Ridlington, Forestry News & Views

Some of you readers may have received a letter from the National Resources Defense Council requesting contributions to the Polar Bear S.O.S. campaign to save the polar bear which is suffering from the effects of global warming and melting the ice in the Arctic.
Under the Endangered Species Act the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service is now considering a proposal to protect the polar bear. The White House was forced by law and legal action by the NRDC and other environmental organizations to propose protection for the bear.