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By Kiara Crosby
Long time owner and operator of The Ozone Bar and Grill, Jackie Peterson recently sold the bar portion of her building to Ron and Vicki Heisler, owners of Ronnie Inc.
As of Aug. 2, Ronnie’s Roadside Pub opened for business, and The Ozone Grill opened its doors as separate businesses and owners working together to provide the best options for customers.
"It was just too much with both sides for one person to manage," said Jackie Peterson owner and operator of the Ozone for the past 12 years. Excited about change Peterson stated, "We get along and work together well."
Ron and wife, Vickie were eager to tackle the business opportunity. With their business, Ronnie’s Inc. Auto & RV doing well in Kenmare, the couple was interested in enhancing opportunities.
"We live seven miles away, and just love the small town atmosphere," said Ron.
Previous bar experience gave Ron the confidence to go ahead and move forward with the business, "I’ve had a chance to meet people through my other business and they sort of led me to this."
The shared building itself has been renovated. The Ozone had an addition built to accommodate 40 more seats and include bathrooms. Paint and a few decorative updates can also be enjoyed by guests. Behind the kitchen, an addition was also built to house the increasing need for freezer space.
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MLS School District welcomes twenty-four kindergarten students
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Classes for the 2010 - 2011 school year began on Thursday, August 26th for the faculty and students who are attending the Mohall Lansford Sherwood Public School District. That day also marked the beginning of education for 24 kindergarten students, six who are at the MLS - Sherwood School and 18 young individuals at the MLS - Mohall School.
Students in the kindergarten class at MLS - Sherwood include: Isabell Buynak, Alexis Drangsholt, Samual Ellingson, More
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Wolsky Receives Award at 40th Annual Professional Development Conference
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Bismarck/Mandan was the host to the 40th Annual Professional Development Conference for North Dakota Career and Technical Education (NDCTE) instructors and directors. The conference was held August 9, 10, and 11, 2010. NDCTE is committed to providing the best conference possible.
Career and Technical Education is an essential component of the total educational system in the United States and is critical to the country’s ability to compete in a global economy. Career and Technical Education is provided in a variety of settings and levels including middle school career exploration, secondary programs, post-secondary certificates and degrees, and customized training for employees in the workplace. Career and Technical Education also provides students and adults, the (1) technical skills and knowledge necessary to succeed in occupations and careers, (2) cross-functional or workplace basics necessary for success in any occupation or career, and (3) the context in which traditional academic skills and a variety of more general goals can be enhanced.
The conference recognized several outstanding CTE programs and teachers. Katherine Wolsky, Family and Consumer Sciences instructor at Bottineau High School, is recognized with the 2010 Outstanding Young Family and Consumer Sciences Teacher of the Year award. This award recognizes teachers with less than five years active teaching experience. The role of Family and Consumer Sciences education is to provide young people the learning opportunities to develop knowledge and skills that will strengthen their well being by becoming adept at making wise decisions in a variety of areas including but not limited to nutrition and personal health, balancing home, family, and work lives, and financial literacy. Ms. Wolsky is recognized for her unique and innovative approaches to teaching. During her first two years as an educator, Ms. Wolsky has been able to motive her students to become actively engaged in the learning process by utilizing a variety of teaching methods while creating an optimal classroom learning environment that fosters personal growth and development for each student. Ms. Wolsky also promotes leadership growth and service learning experiences through active involvement in the Career and Technical Student Organization (CTSO) Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA).
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