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Monday, September 06, 2010 
STUDENTS AT MT. Lake Public High School “danced” into a new school year by lending others a helping hand. The Mt. Lake Public High School Student Council sponsored a 2010-2011 school year kick-off dance on Thursday, August 19, in the school cafeteria. The requirement was that attendees had to bring three items for the Loaves and Fishes Food Shelf in Mt. Lake, or $3, which was converted into more staples to add to the pantry shelves. Above, senior class members of the Student Council and the collection of foodstuffs. From left, Säda Kliewer, senior class student council representative; Jasey Soutthivong, student council vice-president; Clarice Wallert, senior class student council representative; Jill Langland, student council secretary; and Philip Khemphomma, senior class student council representative. High School Student Council Advisors are LaVonne Jungas and Carla Quiring. Heritage Village readying the area’s history to come to life A walk down memory lane at Heritage Village, turning the clock back in time to a Mt. Lake of the past, is in store for those who attend the annual Utschtallung, or Heritage Fair, Saturday, September 11, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Village on the southeast corner of the city along Highway 60. Kennel-Aire to close Chester Beavers, vice-president and chief operating officer of Kennel-Aire LLC of Mt. Lake, announced late last week that the company would be winding down operations at the local plant, with closure expected around November 15. Kennel-Aire currently has nine employees MLPS staff participated in Flexible Learning Year workshop Over 150 educators and administrators from all 25 school districts, who are part of the Flexible Learning Year Initiative, including Mt. Lake Public School, gathered in Marshall on Wednesday, August 18, for the first of three large group trainings on the topic of Professional Learning Communities. Mt. Lake Council plots indoor pool funding plan at August 16 meeting At their Monday, August 16 meeting, Mt. Lake City Council members plotted out the best method for raising funds in support of the Mt. Lake Public School District’s indoor swimming pool. Picture-perfect picnic IT WAS A “PICTURE-perfect” evening for a late August picnic last Thursday — and 1,200 gathered in Mt. Lake City Park to do just that.
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