Nordic’s new beginnings
Zoe Lindberg, staff reporter
December 22, 2016
Filed under Sports, Top Stories
The recent drop in temperature marks the beginning of a new season of opportunities for winter athletes to achieve their goals and improve their abilities. This year, the Mounds View nordic skiing team is ready for a fresh start and hopes to enhance their technique and racing skills. The team is excited to be working with their new head coach Julie Garretson.
Surmounting the slopes
Errol Sadca, staff reporter
December 14, 2015
Filed under Sports
Last year, Jack Christianson, 12, missed almost a month of school in pursuit of his passion.
Justin Duffy, Staff Writer
March 3, 2018
Mounds View boys basketball played in a Senior Night to remember on Tuesday, Feb. 27, defeating Park High School 72-51. Captain Colin Jones, 12, set the pace with an early...
February 3, 2018
Boys Basketball loses close game
January 10, 2018
Vicky Li, Staff Writer
November 7, 2018 • Comments closed
Mounds View High School senior Chihiro Gustafson has been bike racing competitively for four years. On Oct. 17, at an away football game against White Bear Lake, Gustafson...
Saints pitchers changeup students’ friday
May 30, 2017
December 22, 2016
One out of every seven people in the U.S. relies on food banks in order to feed themselves and their families. The Ralph Reeder Food Shelf, located in New Brighton, is an organization that works to help those who rely on food banks.
Alissa Zhao, Staff Writer
February 27, 2019 • Comments closed
On a cold February day in Boom Island Park, Minneapolis, Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar announced that she would be joining the field of Democratic presidential candidates...
Net Neutrality: Was the removal of the Obama era regulation the right move?
January 22, 2018
Protestors protect Standing Rock Reservation
December 22, 2016
On January 25th, 2016, plans to build the Dakota Access Pipeline were announced, but it wasn’t until late July that conflict between the Standing Rock Tribe and the Energy Transfer Crude Oil Company (ETCO), the corporation building the pipeline, began. Since then, thousands of protesters at Standing Rock and millions more around the world have come together to rally against an unjust construction plan.