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Ruby’s Pantry
Ruby’s Pantry
Text and photo reprinted from the April 23, 1955, Cook County News-Herald
SUBMITTED BY LAURA DURENBERGER-GUNROW The Cook County Historical Society is thrilled to introduce our newest staff members, Annie and Victoria.
Paul Dorr, a 6'4' right-handed pitcher for Benedictine College in Atchinson, Kansas, played a pivotal role in the recent game, earning the title of Player of the Game. The former CCHS player's performance on the mound secured his team's 13-9 victory over Saint Mary— photo courtesy of Dick Dorr, Paul's grandfather.
Cook County I.S.D. 166 special education teacher Melissa Oberg, known for her exceptional dedication and innovative teaching methods, was recently featured in the April edition of the American School Board Journal, an award-winning magazine published four times a year in February, April, August, and October. The April 2025 issue of the ASBJ, a publication that reaches over 90,000 school board members and administrators, celebrated the achievements of the Magna Award winners. Among them was Melissa Oberg, the 2024 National Rural Teacher of the Year, a title that underscores the profound impact of her work in the field of special education.
Boatmart, a leading online boating marketplace, just released its list of the Top 17 Lake Towns in the U.S., and Grand Marais claimed the #5 spot.
Grounding & Sunshine
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Cook County Honor Roll Students
Sport bridges politics