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HIGHLAND ELEMENTARY STUDENTS WHO PARTICIPATED IN THE WESTERN REGIONAL SCIENCE FAIR SHOW THEIR PROJECTS AT HIGHLAND

Students at Highland Elementary who participated in the afterschool STEM program shared their projects from the Western Regional Science Fair with classmates on Tuesday.  Two students from the University of Minnesota Crookston, Michaela Lano and Hannah Zhao, helped work with the kids on their projects.  Lona and Zhao each brought a slightly different background in […]

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FRESHWATER SPONGE RESEARCH SPARKED AT UMC

It isn’t necessary to go to the ocean to find a sponge. In the sunlight dappled waters of a Minnesota stream or lake, a freshwater sponge might be thriving. The idea of freshwater sponges living in lakes and streams in Minnesota may come as a surprise to many, but these simplest-of-all animals have been filtering

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