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Pettigrew will lead the organizations DEI strategy and direction working with Basketball Operations, HR, and SR and serve as a member of Executive team.

Recruitment Coordinator Cierra Burnaugh talks about hiring bonuses and open positions within the Minneapolis Public School District.

Summar of the top local and National News for Friday 9/17/21

Cierra Burnaugh updates for MPS Jobs. Bus drivers, Cafeteria, Classroom Assistants. To apply go to www.jobs.mpls.k12. mn.us, Hiring Bonuses.

MPS along with 80% of school districts across the nation, is facing a serious shortage of bus drivers. MPS are recruiting Drivers with signing bonus.

Sterling will be taking his message of cat compassion to Midtown Global Market, by hosting a family-friendly and free event for Feline Rescue.

Minneapolis School are in great need of school bus drivers for the MPLS Public Schools.

Cierra Burnaugh, MPS recruitment coordinator talks about hiring in MPS as well as upcoming career expo.

The Darris Foundation is proud to present the 2021 iSucceed Fellowship. The Purpose of this fellowship is to empower, and tangibly meet the needs of Minneapolis residents;

09/04, Free outdoor event, Merge Twin Cities Minnesota State Capitol.

Discuss upcoming budget plans for Minneapolis 2021-2022

Minneapolis Public Schools Job Recruitment Opportunities

Discusses features and purpose of Xcel Energy Day of Service Initiative.

Principal Shawntel Jenkins of MPS Online School, Enrollment Information.

A Minnesota basketball legend is taking the reins of the St. Thomas Academy boys basketball program. Khalid El-Amin was announced as the Cadets' new coach Thursday. El-Amin led Minneapolis North to three state championships during his high school.

MPS along with 80% of school districts across the nation, is facing a serious shortage of bus drivers. MPS currently reports the needs for 50 more bus drivers in order to be able to provide timely bus service on their bus routes.

2021-2022 Start of School and Mask Requirements.

Job Fair happening on Wednesday, August 11, 2021, from 11 am to 6 pm.

City of Minneapolis, minimum wage increase and more updates.

Dr. Rachel R. Hardeman is a tenured Associate Professor in the Division of Health Policy & Management at the University of Minnesota’s School of Public Health, the Blue Cross Endowed Professor in Health and Racial Equity, and the Founding Director of the Center for Antiracism Research for Health Equity.

Community Challenge Grants, One of AARP’s very important programs is what we call “Livable Communities.” It’s starts with a problem – most people expect to be able to live in their home and community until the end of their life, but in reality those places won’t work for them forever. Maybe the housing isn’t built for aging or it isn’t affordable. The transportation and public places won’t be safe and accessible as they get older. And, we have lots of problems with how older people are not included or are even discriminated against in civic life, the workplace and the marketplace.

Dr. Michael Osterholm, Epidemiologist, Regents Professor and Director of the Center for Infectious Disease Research and Policy at the University of Minnesota and an advisor to President Joe Biden and the Olympic Committee. He is also the author of the book "Deadliest Enemy: Our Way Against Killer Germs." He chats with Freddie Bell about the Delta variant and strategies to increase the vaccine take rate.

Independent nonprofit organization that is affiliated with the National Endowment for the Humanities. Its mission is to spark positive change in society. For nearly eight years, Kevin Lindsey, also an attorney, served as The Commissioner for the States Department of Human Rights. That body is responsible for investigating complaints of discrimination. Lindsey, also served as assistant Ramsey County Attorney. He talks with Freddie Bell about the Derek Chauvin sentencing.

Mayor Frey update on proposed American Rescue Plan Funds , Public Safety and Gun Violence

The Attorney General talks about a June 5th Covid Vaccination event happening on June 5th at the Urban League Twin Cities.

St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter talks about the City Budget and a year of Civil Unrest and Covid response.

Judy discusses mental health resources for students in Minneapolis Public Schools.

KG Wilson talks about strategies to end gun violence in the city's Northside.

Walz talks about Covid, George Floyd, and racial healing.

With Racial Reckoning: The Arc of Justice Reporter Georgia Fort, KMOJ takes a look back over the events of the last year.

Earlier this week Mayor Frey announced a plan for public safety in Minneapolis. The mayor shared highlights of the plan with Freddie Bell. (Plan linked here for reference)

Jason Matlock talks about our Emergency Management Safety and Security Specialists who replaced our SROs. They’ve been doing a lot of great work throughout the pandemic and until students returned in-person, and have been working to establish and grow relationships since the return to in-person learning.

Superintendent Corner Executive Director of Community Services updates on Summer Programs.

P.J. Hill is a graduate of North Community High School, played basketball for Ohio State University and continued to play professionally for close to a decade afterward.Today P.J. works as a financial advisor, owns a real-estate company, and coaches basketball. He is committed to dismantling racism in his community and recently helped organize the “Take the Knee” rally and the “10K March.” P.J. serves on the Juxtaposition Arts board of directors as their treasurer and as a finance committee member.After George Floyd’s murder in May 2020, P.J. was inspired to step up and help his community demand change. He talks with Freddie Bell and Chantel Sings today.

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison talks with CBS's Scott Pelley on the historic Derek Chauvin trial.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey says the City welcomes the Federal Investigation in police practices.

Turning Point gives Information on 4 week healing community sessions, hosted by Mary Jo Winston, April 22nd 6pm-7pm.

Updates on the the "Boots On The Ground" initiative to assist Minneapolis using their voices to change MN system.

Outreach Manager, Marit Woods, new Facility Maintenance Training Program.

Mayor Frey talks about the shooting of Daunte Wright, the trial of former police officer Derek Chauvin and Operation Safety Net.

Jason, discusses the importance of public safety and security concerns during the protests, and the importance of mental health check ins.

Jay discusses ongoing community issues and the importance of checking on our elderly during these times.

Update on 20 year old shot, killed by during Brooklyn Park, killed during Brooklyn Center traffic stop sparks overnight unrest.

Mayor Frey update on the Violence Prevention Programs and Community Patrol during the Chauvin trial and beyond.

Dr. Osterholm, updates on COVID-19.

Grade 6th-12th Minneapolis Public School virtual College and Career Readiness information.