Our world faces political divisions that are arguably unlike any we’ve seen before. This challenging talk will explore Where we are, how we got here and what we can do about it. Rotarians are problem solvers, it’s in our DNA, and we must be informed and engaged. Speakers: Bruce W. Morlan and Richard DeBeau; Northfield…
New President Kristin Poffenberger opened the first meeting of the year. Greg Kraupa, Foundation Chair, presented Paul Harris awards. Kristin then presented her goals for the Rotary year and introduced new members to our board and changing roles in our club. Kristin had club members do an activity to talk about bringing in new presenters…
This week was our last meeting of the Rotary year. President Barb Buckley had an unusual year, like all Rotary Presidents, but she pulled through and finished strong. The meeting opened up as a normal meeting, with the Pledge of Alliance, five-way test, words of encouragement, and Randy’s Wake up Quiz. After the quiz Randy…
This weeks presentation is The Myths and Opportunities in the New World of Hemp by Justin Johnson. One year ago in his Junior year of college he cashed in on his Entrepreneur/Philosophy major early to pursue a dream and new opportunity to own and operate his own hemp business. His early interest in the freshly…
Today we hear from a one of our Scholarship winners, Abigail York. She won the Jack Hillstrom & William Woodworth (two past Rotarians) Scholarship. She tells us where she plans to go to school and her dreams of becoming an Art Teacher.
At our second hybrid meeting this year we get an update from Kate Whitby and Shane Hoefer about the YMCA Neighborhood Centers and YMCA in general. What has worked and what has not worked. We look forward to more volunteer opportunities with the YMCA.
This week we honor Katherine Fox for being the North St Paul High School Student of the Year.
Every year we have a special presentation from Phil McMonigle, Sonya Czerepak, Greg Kraupa, and Carolyn Bender about the Kentucky Derby and their predictions for the race.
What is Rheumatoid Arthritis? RA is a multi organ disorder. It is an auto-immune disorder that effects multiple joints and multiple organs. Who gets Rheumatoid Arthritis? 1% or the global population, primarily middle aged women. How do we treat Rheumatoid Arthritis? Lifestyle changes are the main ways to treat. When do we achieve remission? Remission…
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