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The Northwest Continuum of Care has been awarded nearly $1.5 million by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development through its FY2022 funding opportunity.
tarkey, who graduated from Mahnomen High School, earned the Mahnomen Education General Scholarship.
Anya VanAntwerpen, who graduated from Bemidji High School, earned the Ray F. and John F. Breen Scholarship.
Five years after launching the Step Up workshops to child care professionals, educators continue to see familiar faces.
Two years past her husband’s sudden passing, Karen Fodness reflected on how she observed Mark’s lasting impact on the world through the way he raised their three children.
In 2022, the Northwest Continuum of Care embarked on a two-year project called the Racial Equity Accountability Project (REAP). Members of the Racial Equity Accountability Team will serve as the decision-making body for the Northwest Continuum of Care’s (NWCoC) board of directors.
Olivia Huck, who graduated from Crookston High School, earned the Larsen Family Achievement Award Scholarship.
More than $300,000 has been awarded to the Northwest Minnesota Continuum of Care through the Department of Housing and Urban Development to support the NWCoC’s efforts in ending homelessness throughout Northwest Minnesota.
Paige Pickar, who graduated from Warroad High School, earned the Gaylord A. Gunderson Scholarship
