It’s Puppy Love
Let’s not’t get any rumors started – I’m a few years past the stage we called “Puppy love” when I was in High School. I had a real case of it last Sunday though.
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Creating a composting structure
Starting a compost pile can be as simple as piling yard waste up in a free-standing pile. But to save space in smaller landscapes, hasten decomposition and keep the yard looking neat, create a composting structure. Composting structures can be made from a variety of materials and be as simple or complex as desired.
Peru State PBL brings home state awards from Kearney conference
The Peru State College Chapter of Professional Business Leaders (formerly known as Phi Beta Lambda) recently experienced continued success at the Nebraska PBL State Leadership Conference. The conference was held in Kearney.
7 common fitness mistakes to avoid
It is important to follow appropriate guidance when pursuing fitness goals. However, with so much information available online, it can be challenging to sift through the advice and determine what is safe and effective and what is not.
Paw Prints
Chorus photos in next weeks Paw Prints Photos submitted by Kelley Randolph 4th grade recorders 5th grade band 7th and 8th grade band .
Breakfast & Lunch Menus
Friday, May 13 Breakfast: Sausage, Egg & Toast Lunch: Homemade Pizza, Garden Salad, Fresh Veggies, Pears Monday, May 16 Breakfast: Muffin & Cheese Stick Lunch: Cook’s Choice Tuesday, May 17 Breakfast: Breakfast Pizza Lunch: Corn Dog, Tater Stars, Baked Beans, Banana Wednesday, May 18 Breakfast: Pancake Wrap & Fruit Lunch: Hamburger on WG Bun, Oven Fries, Savory Carrots, Mixed Fruit Thursday, May 19 Breakfast: Biscuits & Gravy Lunch: Lunch: Sloppy Joe on WG Bun, Oven Fries, Fresh Broccoli, Apples Friday, May 20 Breakfast: Sausage, Egg & Toast Lunch: Fish Sticks, Oven Fries, Coleslaw, Bread & Butter, Peaches .
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
May Events Friday, May 13 - JH Track (Corner Conference) @ Griswold 4pm Monday, May 16 - 5th Grade Spanish Field Trip Wednesday, May 18 - PE Fun Day! Tuesday, May 24 - Kindergarten Graduation Wednesday, May 25 - Last Day of School End of 4th Quarter End of 2nd Semester Early Out @ 1:30 pm Thursday, May 26 - Happy Summer Vacation! Monday, May 30 - Memorial Day! .
Russell Grant Welch
Russell Grant Welch was born on May 18, 1955, in Robbinsdale, MN, to Russell N. Welch and Margarette (Marge) Runyon Welch. To welcome Russ home was his older brother, Charles (Chuck). Later his family was joined by Scott, Leroy and finally the baby and only sister, Allene. His entire childhood was spent in the Minneapolis area.
Putin’s war threatens global food security
Iowans, and Americans across the country, have been shocked and horrified by Putin’s unjust, unprovoked war on Ukraine. Innocent men, women, and children have been murdered; our global alliances and world order have been tested; and across the globe people’s lives have been changed forever. But, amidst the horrible bloodshed and destruction we’ve all seen as a result of Putin’s invasion, one issue that has not received as much attention is the war’s impact on food security across the world.
Q/A: Student Loan Debt
Q: Do you support President Biden’s plan to wipe away student debt? A: When something sounds too good to be true, it usually is. Once again, the Biden administration is operating under the false assumption that money grows on trees. When the economy shut down in 2020, Congress passed a series of pandemic relief programs to help American families, rural hospitals and small businesses stay afloat. One of the financial lifelines was a pause on student loan payments and interest. Despite the economy opening back up and unfilled jobs holding back the recovery and forcing small businesses to cut back on services and hours of operation, the Biden administration unilaterally extended the deferral of payments to student borrowers repeatedly. This action pushes the cost of the student loan payment pause up to $150 billion.