Ruby has been playing soccer for six years Her coaches speak highly of her hard-working attitude Ruby is a true utility player – able to play any position with precision Ruby’s impact goes far beyond the soccer pitch and a shining example of what it means to give back Ruby volunteer’s her time at local homeless shelters makes blankets for children in the hospital and even helped clean up her community during a local trash pick-up event and for always putting her teammates first Ruby Petrich is a true role model on and off the field Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here William Douglas has been writing The Color of Hockey blog since 2012 Douglas joined NHL.com in 2019 and writes about people of color in the sport as part of NHL.com's celebration of Black History Month a former Northeastern University forward who’s one of the few women of color coaching girls’ high school hockey in Massachusetts When Nikki Petrich left to play hockey for Shattuck-St her mother told her she could always return to Flint Petrich has been on a hockey journey that hs taken her from Michigan to Minnesota to Massachusetts where she is believed to be the only Black woman currently coaching a girls’ high school or prep school program Petrich is in her first season coaching at Lawrence Academy in bucolic Groton The 39-year-old former Northeastern University forward and captain is 9-11-0 overall and 3-5-0 in conference play behind the bench in Independent School League competition this season She led Canton High School to a 19-3-4 record last season and to the Elite Eight in the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association Division 2 hockey tournament after taking the team to the MIAA final in 2023 associate registrar for girls/women's hockey in Massachusetts Part of that is rooted in a hockey pedigree forged in Flint was a police officer who played for the department team and worked security for the Flint Generals of the old International Hockey League “I have just fond memories of always going to Generals games and skating with those guys “And I actually ended up taking skating lessons from some of them and skating with them during their practices.” a retired Flint firefighter who founded the Flint Inner-City Youth Hockey Program said Petrich began playing mostly against boys and quickly excelled in hockey “She took off out of the local scene pretty quick,” said Phillips, a 2019 Willie O’Ree Community Hero Award recipient who is director of culture and community for the Ontario Hockey League “Because there wasn’t that level of talent in hockey here in Flint Petrich went on to play girls’ hockey for Shattuck-St where her classmates included Sidney Crosby “What a place to be able to say you went to school or are hoping to go to school for what they can provide academically and then athletically,” she said She earned a scholarship to Northeastern, where she became one of the first Black women to play for the Huskies 43 assists) in 131 NCAA Division I games from 2004-08 and was captain her senior year “She was just a really naturally gifted forward,” said Northeastern assistant coach Lindsay Berman Petrich got into coaching as her college playing career was winding down in 2008 when Nick Carpenito asked if she would help him coach Northeastern’s women’s club hockey team I don't think I could ever get the same feeling coaching as playing because I'm not in control of the game,’” she said have a larger part in the outcome of the game.” But once Petrich got a coach’s whistle in her hand now associate coach for Northeastern’s Division I women’s team “It was a very natural transition for her,” he said “Because she was so fresh from her playing career she was able to specifically draw what she had to do as a player And she played for some super-knowledgeable coaches that was she was able to draw from.” “I would love to coach collegiately for a few years and then my end game is to coach in the Olympics,” Petrich said Carpenito said he thinks the “sky’s the limit” for Petrich when it comes to coaching “You’re going to have go through the muck a little bit before you get to where you want to be,” he said “But I think if she’s willing to take that leap she is going to do some incredibly special things in her coaching career.” Sign up to receive the Philadelphia Baseball Review Newsletter your guide for all things baseball in the City of Brotherly Love 'Why don't you come out and ride with us and see what we're up against on the street?' So that spring who is retiring from law enforcement chaplaincy but will remain working at St So I talked with the sheriff about getting credentials to be a law enforcement chaplain." Louis County Law Enforcement Chaplaincy had only recently started The idea of the program was to help those in the law enforcement community find healthy ways to deal with the stress of the job and stand by and be present for difficult occasions "A chaplain is a clergy person who is a really good pastor who can bring the church where the church can't go," Petrich said "I can bring the love of God into crisis situations I can bring a listening ear in a stressful time And even at scenes where everything is happening and unfolding really quickly Petrich said being a law enforcement chaplain meant being on-call and available to respond when needed he could be there for 10 minutes or three hours Petrich said that for every major emergency event for the past 34 years there was a chaplain present to help lend guidance and peace the most difficult situations as a chaplain were crisis situations when someone died and a death notification to the family had to be made "Someone's life has changed; they're about to have their worst day ever because of what's happening and we become the messenger of that change," Petrich said "The world as they know it is not going to be the same." Petrich said what matters most during that difficult moment is meeting people where they're at and providing what peace and understanding that they can "We give them the message that they need to hear and reassure them that even in this time We're going to hang in with them as long as they need," Petrich said "And that God will be with them as long as they need We try to help them make sense of this unexpected reality." Luke's hospital and said the biggest difference between the two is the suddenness of the news people aren't expecting news of a loved one dying people often have a little more time to sit with the news and adjust to it "I used to joke that I'm the last guy you wanted to see at 3 a.m because nothing good happens at that time," Petrich said What kept Petrich coming back to serve every year He developed relationships with several law enforcement people over the years and has overseen a lot of retired police officer funerals "You see the full gamut of things that become that spiritual contact "It's been a rewarding experience and I know that our work as chaplains is greatly appreciated." Petrich received a plaque of appreciation from St Louis County for his 34 years of service at a regular County Board meeting on Nov what am I going to do for the next 34 years?'" Petrich said — For a career described as “behind the scenes work” Fr John Petrich provided years of support as a chaplain for officers we can name off all of the major kind of catastrophe-things that have happened in the St Petrich has taken away a lot of wisdom prior to his retirement “I’ve learned a lot about citizens in the community wanting reconciliation in whatever’s happening around them,” said Petrich taken on during some of our nation’s most significant tragedies “We found when we were in New York in 2001 that’s what we use when we deal with troubles and trials and finding the ways to get through things And working with the people we’ve worked with stress management people from east and west Police and sheriff chaplains all over the country with a common purpose To bring resolution to the lives of the people who lost their loved ones,” said Petrich it was celebrated in Tuesday’s court board meeting A standing ovation to honor and recognize the number of lives touched by the St Having people say ‘We like what you did we do it every day and we don’t really look for the immediate gratification But when you’re coming to the end and changing the chapter it’s a good thing to have someone say He’s going to continue his other ministry job at Aspirus St He will also be working with local veterans New England Hockey Journal By August 6 formerly the girls head coach at Canton High School was looking to jump from the MIAA to the NEPSAC to tackle a new challenge The perfect opportunity came along as Lawrence Academy searched for a new girls hockey coach it really wasn't on my radar at all," said Petrich who played four years of college hockey at Northeastern serving as captain during her senior season in 2007-08 "There's such a strong Northeastern connection throughout Lawrence and a lot of my friends outside of hockey went there I think they were just looking for the right person at the right time has always maintained a student-athlete's mindset Like a lot of student-athletes she'll eventually coach she knew she found the right fit when she stepped foot on Lawrence Academy's campus SUBSCRIBE © Copyright 2025 Seamans Media, Inc. • All Rights Reserved Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Mary's journey began above the family-run Home Restaurant in Gary New Duluth a place that would shape her strong sense of community and family values Mary's educational pursuits saw her through the halls of Stowe Elementary and Junior High to her graduation from Morgan Park High School in the year 1945 She furthered her dedication to learning at Duluth Teachers’ College preparing herself for a life enriched with wisdom and knowledge Her professional life was as varied as it was impactful From her time at the USS Cement Plant to her contributions at the Duluth Budgeteer She played a pivotal role in the success of her brother George’s ventures from Ribbon Distributing to the Buffalo House showcasing her versatility and business acumen a partnership fortified by love and mutual respect their bond a testament to enduring companionship Mary's life was filled with remarkable achievements and passionate involvement As one of the pioneering organizers of the Duluth Women’s Fast Pitch League in 1945 she demonstrated her leadership and love for sports Her athletic prowess was further immortalized when she secured a hole-in-one at Nemadji Golf Course in 1997 when she won the Duluth City All Events Title in 1976—triumphs that spoke to her zest for life and competition From her involvement with the Stowe PTA to her compassionate role as a Boy Scout Den Mother from managing finances as the Far West Little League Treasurer to her dedicated service as a Life member of the VFW Auxiliary and the American Legion Post 71 Auxiliary As a volunteer with the Second Harvest Food Bank  Mary’s faith was a cornerstone as evidenced by her long-standing membership 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OpenStreetMap contributors There are no statistics available for this player Thanks for visiting « Back MINNEAPOLIS — Staples-Motley’s Steven Petrich and Pequot Lakes’ Jacob Lane were named to the Minnesota High School Football All-Star Game It is the 51st annual Minnesota Football Coaches Association All-Star Football Game There are 88 players and 12 coaches selected Petrich and Lane both will play for the North All-Star Team Petrich plays offensive and defensive line for the Cardinals four fumble recoveries and a half a sack through 11 games He’s also tallied a team-leading 44 pancakes on the offensive line Lane plays on the offensive and defensive lines for the Patriots He’s collected seven solo tackles and 26 assisted tackles through 10 games He’s blocked for a team that has accumulated 3,874 total yards of offense including 2,483 yards rushing and 1,391 yards passing PAUL — One of the goals for Little Falls head coach Dwight Ballou is to see Ivan Petrich in the state finals the junior opens the Class 2A Individual State Tournament with Class 2A’s eighth-ranked Kyler Burmeister of Watertown-Mayer Friday 2 seed which is what we were really hoping for with Ivan,” Ballou said “He got a really tough draw in the first round actually Thirty area wrestlers will compete at the Individual Wrestling Tournament which will conclude Saturday Petrich isn’t the only Flyer competing in the state tournament Eighth-grader Seth Ramsdell (27-10 record) made it at 121 and opens with Minnewaska’s Miles Widman (42-4) Junior Noah Cameron (29-5) is a state participant at 145 Kobi Cameron (27-13) reached state at 152 and senior Beau Robinson will end his career in the state tournament at 160 but will run into some tough competition,” Ballou said “We hope Noah Cameron can get into the second round and hopefully place in the top six Kobi Cameron has been wrestling really tough for us right now and he's in a tough spot with his first match I really like Beau Robinson’s draw and I expect him to win his first match and have a really good tournament as a senior.” The Pierz Pioneers also sent five wrestlers to the state tournament Senior Kyle Stangl is undefeated with 41 wins and is the top seed for the 107 bracket He opens with Minnewaska’s Landon Schiffler (34-12) Rylan Gruber (37-7) will face Caledonia’s Aiden Burns (27-9) in the opening round of 114 6 seed at 133 and will face Caledonia’s Braxton Lange (20-3) Grady Young (28-13) is in the 139 bracket and Caleb Koch (34-3) is in the 189 bracket Pequot Lakes/Pine River-Backus’ Parker Zutter (46-1) returns to state one last time at 139 He is the second seed and will face Pine Island’s Jag Foster (18-6) in the opening round Road Crew’s Trevor Holmberg (34-12) will compete at 145 and will wrestle Delano’s Tate Olson (37-6) It’s hard to go through the Class 1A state individual brackets and not see a Staples-Motley Cardinal S-M will send nine wrestlers to the state competition All nine will have state experience already as the Cardinals will compete in the Class 1A Team Tournament Thursday S-M’s newly minted all-time wins leader Colbe Tappe (39-3) is the top-seed at 160 and will look for his first individual state title He opens with Atley Strack (13-27) of Sibley East Two other Cardinals are top seeds in their respective brackets with Garrett Bjerga (41-3) at 107 and Caden Kramer (44-1) at 114 2 seed at 121 while Cayden Neisen (39-6) is the fourth seed at 127 Adrian Gomez (34-12) at 215 and Steven Petrich (24-15) at 285 hope to make the individual podium a sea of red for the Cardinals “I seriously think that all nine kids that qualified have a chance,” S-M assistant coach Dan Bjerga said “Anything can happen at the state tournament It all depends on who comes to wrestle this week our kids wrestled outstanding at the section tournament I think as a team we are just at a really high level.” Aitkin’s Jacob Williams (38-0) is the seventh seed at 215 Bertha-Hewitt/Verndale/Parkers Prairie will send four wrestlers to the state tournament Orran Hart (34-8) highlights BHVPP with the fourth seed at 145 Senior Braden Shamp (37-10) is the seventh seed at 285 BHVPP’s Adam Grabow (32-11) at 107 and Hudson Truax (21-6) at 133 also made state Wadena-Deer Creek’s Ettore Pinnella (25-13) will face No 2 seed Peyton Hemmesch (36-5) of Paynesville at 189 but he's had a lot of good opponents this year and that’s why his record looks the way it does,” WDC head coach Brad Wollum said “He’s had quite a few state matchups this year Four area girls reached the state tournament WDC will send two of its girls — both with high hopes of placing Charli Snyder (13-9) reached state at 118 and will wrestle Braham’s Isabelle Shockman (18-2) in the opening round Kaylee Endres (28-6) at 124 will face top-seed Charli Raymond (34-0) of Simley “Charli has a really good shot of placing,” Wollum said “She has a lot of common opponents in her bracket that she’s seen and beaten Kaylee got a really tough draw with the defending state champion but she has the ability to place in the top three as well.” Pierz’s Ava Phillips (34-9) is the first Pioneer to reach the state tournament She faces Rochester’s Hattie Mathre (35-5) at 136 BHVPP’s Elora Wagner is fresh off a Section 5-6 title The sophomore will take her 32-2 record and open against Forest Lake sophomore Bella Carlson (33-9) Game Recap: Baseball | 3/30/2025 5:11:00 PM Thanks for visiting Game Recap: Baseball | 3/25/2025 8:10:00 PM Thanks for visiting ! 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We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here. 09 Apr 2025 14:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Fratria won 5–1 over Belasitsa Petrich on Wed This is 30 of the Second Professional League Predicted lineups are available for the match a few days in advance while the actual lineup will be available about an hour ahead of the match The current head to head record for the teams are Fratria 1 win(s) Have scored 5 goals in their last 5 matches Who won between Fratria and Belasitsa Petrich on Wed 09 Apr 2025 14:00:00 GMT?Fratria won 5–1 over Belasitsa Petrich on Wed 09 Apr 2025 14:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 7 goals in their last 5 matches Fratria is playing home against Belasitsa Petrich on Wed PAUL — Riding high off the Class 1A Team Tournament State Title the previous night the Staples-Motley Cardinals advanced five wrestlers into the semifinals after Day One of the Class 1A State Individual Tournament Friday highlights the Cardinals with two first-period pins to reach the semifinals He pinned Sibley East’s Atley Strack in 41 seconds in the opening round and pinned Frazee’s Blake Sonnenberg in 58 seconds Tappe will face United North Central’s Zach Davidson in the semifinals Tappe pinned Davidson in 42 seconds during the team quarterfinals Thursday “I’ve mainly been focused on scoring a lot of points and trying to finish my matches as quickly as possible,” Tappe said “My gameplan for Saturday is to try and finish my match as quickly as possible in the semifinals so I can get my mind right for the finals.” S-M’s Caden Kramer also pinned both of his opponents to reach the semifinals as the top seed at 114 Kramer recorded two 38-second pins of Chase Hauck of Barnesville and Lucas Erickson of Goodhue Kramer will face Chatfield’s Logan Pearson in the semifinals He won a 4-2 decision over Pearson in the team finals “My strategy was to get out there and see if I could get a quick pin to conserve energy,” Kramer said it’ll be a lot of the same strategy — trying to get my shots and be the one scoring.” Garrett Bjerga was the third Cardinal top-seed to reach the semifinals He won a 10-0 major decision over Bertha-Hewitt/Verndale/Parkers Prairie’s Adam Grabow followed by a 3-2 decision over Pipestone’s Lane Fruechte Garrett Bjerga will see Tyson Meagher of Paynesville in the semifinals “I just tried to wrestle smart and stay aggressive,” Garrett Bjerga said “I didn’t wrestle too well in my quarterfinals match reached the semifinals after a second-period pin of Osakis’ Ashton Pastian and a 14-0 major decision of Trinity’s Micah Gregory Gage Bjerga will wrestle Chatfield’s Javier Berg in the semifinals “I think my shots were really good today,” Gage Bjerga said “I tried to take them down the best I could and keep them down I wanted to keep it top to bottom and try turning them with a cradle I’m pretty confident headed into tomorrow.” Turner Beachy at 139 earned an 8-0 major decision in the opening round and a 6-3 decision in the quarterfinals to advance Beachy will face Westfield’s Bo Zwiener in the semifinals Aitkin’s Jacob Williams remained undefeated at 215 with a 10-4 decision over St Agnes’ Charlie Witzel and a 4-3 decision over Goodhue’s Caleb Kurtti Williams will face United North Central’s Eli Roiko in the semifinals it was really about my re-attacks,” Williams said strong kid and I used his own shots against him so I knew I had to time it right because I was prepared for it I need to work my angles and use my hips and hopefully take him to the third period because that’s where I’m best.” BHVPP’s Braden Shamp reached the semifinals at 285 and will face Goodhue’s Jack Carlson in the semifinals BHVPP’s Orran Hart (145) and SM’s Adrian Gomez (215) stayed alive in wrestlebacks Little Falls’ Ivan Petrich survived his opening-round match against Watertown-Mayer’s Kyler Burmeister in a 7-4 decision at 215 Petrich was paired with Class 2A’s eighth-ranked wrestler in the opening round “It was a challenging match and a kind of a weird draw,” Petrich said “It was nice to get that win and it was a big confidence booster.” Petrich then beat Marshall’s Gavin Schaefer in a 13-4 major decision to reach the semifinals He will face Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton’s Caleb Johnson Little Falls’ Noah Cameron reached the semifinals after winning a 6-5 decision by ultimate tiebreaker in the quarterfinals at 145 He will face top-seed Aiden Graner in the semifinals Pequot Lakes/Pine River-Backus’ Parker Zutter is in his fifth year at the state tournament He showed it with two wins Friday to vault him to the semifinals won with a second-period pin in the opening round and a 7-1 decision in the quarterfinals “I could feel it flowing in my first match,” Zutter said I was putting my attacks together and I kept the pace pretty hard I could tell my nerves over the years have died down compared to other years.” who was the top-seed lost to Landon Schiffler of Minnewaska in an 8-6 decision It was his only loss of the season and he did not get a wrestleback Little Falls’ Beau Robinson (160) and Pierz’s Caleb Koch (189) stayed alive in wrestlebacks CONRAD ENGSTROM may be reached at 218-855-5861 or conrad.engstrom@brainerddispatch.com Follow on Twitter at www.twitter.com/the_rad34 As many parents struggle to find childcare in the area one recent closure has some placing blame on the owners Several parents reached out to WDIO in September upon finding out that Building Blocks Learning Center was being evicted for being behind on rent payments The business was renting the lower level of Duluth Vineyard Church Building Blocks Learning Center closed with plans on eventually finding a new space the owners say the finances and the lack of funding in the field are to blame for the closure RELATED: Discussing potential solutions to the childcare shortage What do we pay our staff so that we can continue to give care that quality care that we did?,” said owner Lucas Petrich Court documents show that this is the second time Building Blocks Learning Center has been evicted from a building for not paying rent Lucas Petrich and Building Blocks Learning Center LLC rented a commercial property on Haines Road in Duluth from BellaGrace Properties LLC starting on July 1 the lease was for five years with rent of $9,000 a month The court claim alleges that Building Blocks fell behind in rent payments and entered into a rent modification agreement in April of 2020 Rent was going to be modified for March through December of 2020 Building Blocks again fell behind in payments Building Blocks entered into Lease Modification and Forbearance Agreement with BellaGrace Properties “Building Blocks confessed to judgment in favor of BellaGrace in the amount of $57,580.00 in a Confession of Judgment attached to the agreement The agreement provided that BellaGrace “could file the Confession of Judgment with the St Louis County Court in the event of a default.” The court documents continue saying that Building Blocks agreed to “pay and reimburse BellaGrace for all of its attorneys’ fees and expenses incurred in connection with a default.” Building Blocks failed to pay the money owed to Bella Grace Building Blocks vacated the property by September 10 2023 but are accused in the court documents of leaving it with “with damage beyond commercially reasonable wear and tear.” There are also allegations in the court documents of damage to door frames claiming that the eviction was done so that another renter could expand within the building He also disputes the amount owed.“He [the building owner] is trying to- his argument is that we didn’t leave it broom ready He’s actually remodeled the space,” said Petrich “And he’s trying to put some of that bill on me redid the carpet and repainted for the vet center And then some of the ground was ripped up when he fixed the foundation and he’s trying to pin that on me too.” Building Blocks Learning Center entered into a new lease agreement with Vineyard Christian Fellowship in Duluth The agreement was for Building Blocks to rent the lower-level space from September 1 the office manager of Vineyard wrote a letter to Luke [Lucas] and Holly Petrich that provided Building Blocks with a notice of non-renewal of the lease agreement “You have not made any payments toward your April or May rent and you currently owe $12,018.94.” and gave Building Blocks 90 days to move from the premises “If you are able to get caught up on your payments before September 1 2024 we would consider the possibility of establishing a new lease with you but first we need to see commitment from you to make your payments as agreed to in the lease.” we would have to look somewhere else or come up with a plan to leave same conversations with the church to try to make things right,” said Petrich “Then when I finally got enough to satisfy what everybody was looking for to stay when that money was finally caught up from everything Vineyard filed an Eviction Action Complaint in District Court and put up signs to provide families with information on the impending closure Dear families and staff of Building Blocks Inc (BBLC) was leasing the lower level of our church to provide daycare for area families Our heart was to help fulfill a very real need within our community for childcare BBLC was in default of their lease agreement and was delivered a notice of non-renewal effective August 31 We have worked with BBLC to find a solution and allow them to remain operational in our space but unfortunately a resolution could not be reached We have been asking BBLC to make necessary arrangements and notify families and staff of their plans It is our understanding that this has not happened We have authorized the filing of an eviction complaint with the court and felt that we needed to alertfamilies and staff of the situation This situation is heart wrenching and not what we had envisioned If you have any questions that the church may be able to answer please call 218-525-3462 Lucas and Holly Petrich sent a letter to parents on Sunday September 8 to notify them that September 20 would be the last day for their childcare services until a new facility is found “We were trying to figure out what we were doing because we were trying to extend our deadline here with our attorney,” said Petrich “We were also trying to figure out where we could possibly move to in the shortest amount of time.” Several parents contacted WDIO about this announcement Most parents refused to speak on record out of concern that doing so would make it more difficult to find another childcare spot for their child One parent spoke anonymously with a variety of concerns expressed we had already heard some rumors of other financial situations going on Some of us had already started seeking other child care facilities But it was just horrible thinking that in the meantime Building Blocks was filling our spots,” said the parent “Other parents had to kind of transfer on the fly or figure out something to do because they gave us the notice less than two weeks in advance So to try to find child care in less than two weeks is almost impossible.” The anonymous parent had been with Building Blocks since they were at the previous facility and questions how there were two evictions knowing as a parent that I’m paying almost $1,000 a month that I think their highest-paid teachers are getting paid $17 an hour unless those teachers are making over $20 an hour there’s no way that the money’s Lucas and Holly Petrich plan on finding another space for Building Blocks to rent emphasizing the need for childcare in the Duluth area RELATED: Addressing the childcare crisis in Duluth “We are going to have our license is going to change from open to pending reopen which means that we will have time to look for a new facility if we wish to continue to do this I just had a conversation this morning with a developer who’s redeveloping an old building and has a sprinkler system and we could have space on a main level to grade So it’s going to be a clean slate so we can come in and potentially redesign or design it in a way that is going to be financially feasible for everybody,” said Petrich This is a major hurdle that we’ve had to overcome you know but who doesn’t love a good comeback story right?” Petrich also emphasized the need for childcare funding at a state level “Look at who you’re voting for this fall look at that because they are the ones who make these decisions on what can be paid for and what isn’t get on them hard that this needs to be subsidized,” said Petrich “Two weeks ago we announced the devastating news that we were going to have to close Building Blocks Learning Center and most importantly for the children we have loved and cared about for the last ten years but this is due to the fact that we had to choose between paying our hard working A disruption in funding created an impossible decision one that we shouldn’t have to make but we were forced to because the business model of childcare doesn’t work The only way to stop childcares from closing around the state is a publicly funded multi-delivery system that can support the providers that so deeply care about the families and children we cared for and the teachers that worked alongside us After working with our licensor from MNDHS Building Blocks’ license is set on a pending reopen status This means when we find the right space we can begin the process to reopen and retain our status with the state and continue to care for the children in our community BBLC has also begun initial conversations with a developer to rehab a new space that could be designed specifically for the needs of the center which would maximize the space in order to be fully staffed and fully enrolled in order to meet the financial obligations associated with operating a childcare center.” Any person with disabilities who needs help accessing the content of the FCC Public file should contact Vicki Kaping at vkaping@wdio.com or (218) 727-6864 18 Apr 2025 14:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Spartak Pleven vs Belasitsa Petrich on Fri This is 32 of the Second Professional League The current head to head record for the teams are Spartak Pleven 1 win(s) Have scored 6 goals in their last 5 matches Who won between Spartak Pleven and Belasitsa Petrich on Fri 18 Apr 2025 14:00:00 GMT?Spartak Pleven vs Belasitsa Petrich on Fri 18 Apr 2025 14:00:00 GMT ended in a 0–0 tie.InsightsHave scored 6 goals in their last 5 matches Spartak Pleven is playing home against Belasitsa Petrich on Fri Windham's Carlos Bruton and Jack Eye made up one of Portage County's great backfield duos this football season. Both earned all-state recognition with the release of the Ohio Prep Sports Media Association's Division VI and VII teams Monday. So did one of their leading linemen, fellow Bombers senior Brandon Petrich. Eye earned first team all-state honors at linebacker after racking up a school-record 163 tackles, including 31 for loss, along with four sacks, three interceptions and three forced fumbles. He was also one of the area's top ballcarriers with 157 rushes for 1,763 yards — more than 11 yards per carry. Bruton earned second-team honors at running back after tallying 111 carries for 1,141 yards — more than 10 yards per carry. He was second on the team with 22 total touchdowns. He also starred on special teams, with five return touchdowns (three on kickoffs, two on punts), and on defense, with 80 tackles (11 for loss). Petrich earned honorable mention all-state honors after paving paths for Bruton and Eye all season. Petrich was also a force on defense for the 10-win Bombers, finishing second on the team in tackles (96) and tackles for loss (19). Also in Division VII, Waterloo seniors Landon McClain and Matthew Ralston both earned honorable mention after making waves through the air throughout the season. McClain passed for 1,233 yards and 15 touchdowns, with Ralston accounting for nearly half of those yards (498) and touchdowns (seven). Rootstown's Brian Youngblood also made honorable mention after racking up 92 tackles, nine for loss, and earning team MVP honors. 13 Apr 2025 14:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Belasitsa Petrich vs PFC CSKA-Sofia II on Sun This is 31 of the Second Professional League The current head to head record for the teams are Belasitsa Petrich 0 win(s) Have scored 7 goals in their last 5 matches Who won between Belasitsa Petrich and PFC CSKA-Sofia II on Sun 13 Apr 2025 14:00:00 GMT?Belasitsa Petrich vs PFC CSKA-Sofia II on Sun 13 Apr 2025 14:00:00 GMT ended in a 1–1 tie.InsightsHave scored 4 goals in their last 5 matches Belasitsa Petrich is playing home against PFC CSKA-Sofia II on Sun 04 Apr 2025 14:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Belasitsa Petrich vs Sportist Svoge on Fri This is 29 of the Second Professional League The current head to head record for the teams are Belasitsa Petrich 3 win(s) Belasitsa Petrich haven't lost to Sportist Svoge in their last 5 meetings (3W Have scored 4 goals in their last 5 matches Martin Toshev is the competition's top scorer (18) Who won between Belasitsa Petrich and Sportist Svoge on Fri 04 Apr 2025 14:00:00 GMT?Belasitsa Petrich vs Sportist Svoge on Fri 04 Apr 2025 14:00:00 GMT ended in a 0–0 tie.InsightsHave scored 6 goals in their last 5 matches Belasitsa Petrich is playing home against Sportist Svoge on Fri 31 Mar 2025 14:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Dobrudzha Dobrich won 2–0 over Belasitsa Petrich on Mon This is 28 of the Second Professional League The current head to head record for the teams are Dobrudzha Dobrich 1 win(s) Who won between Dobrudzha Dobrich and Belasitsa Petrich on Mon 31 Mar 2025 14:00:00 GMT?Dobrudzha Dobrich won 2–0 over Belasitsa Petrich on Mon 31 Mar 2025 14:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 7 goals in their last 5 matches Dobrudzha Dobrich is playing home against Belasitsa Petrich on Mon two young entrepreneurs from France began scouring the Texas Hill Country looking to buy land and hotels for a new venture business partners Franklin Dusserre and Dylan Petrich had talked to dozens of real estate agents and toured more than 120 properties in Blanco and other small towns with growing tourist presences Word was getting out that a couple of guys definitely not from Texas were in the market “They were a bit confused by us,” Petrich says “We didn’t dress like we were from Texas one of the six hotels he’s since purchased And we are looking for a hotel.’ ” Today the Austin-based French Cowboys wear boots of their own (Tecovas for Petrich; French Chelsea boots by Aigle for Dusserre) and they’ve adopted some of the swagger for which Texans are known With $35 million in backing from investors they’ve snapped up six eclectic and old-timey hotels in Central Texas They also manage a stable of almost one hundred vacation homes in the same area And they say their goal is to become the most respected operator of boutique hotels in Texas but the Cowboys say Texas is the perfect place to give it a go.  both grew up in Paris—the one across the pond not the one in northeast Texas—with French fathers and American mothers and French citizens and met while attending the Wharton School of business at the University of Pennsylvania After graduating (Petrich in 2015 and Dusserre in 2017) they stayed in touch and traveled together regularly. Eventually Petrich landed in Austin working for a company that leased apartments and turned them into hotel suites who’d been working in London for WeWork came for a visit that included a dip in a swimming hole in Wimberley and barbecue at the Salt Lick.  “I was expecting Texas to be flat and barren ‘This place is so much nicer than I expected.’ There are hills and rivers and lakes,” Dusserre says “On day three I was ready to move to Austin.” and they started looking for property to buy a few months later In March 2021 he and Petrich incorporated Wilder Ways (They later added the vacation-rental business which they call French Cowboys Management.) Hospitality investors in Texas were too heavily focused on urban hotels and vacation rentals Petrich would often take a train to Normandy to spend a few days at the beach He wanted to create similar rural escapes for Texans “Not much was being invested in the periphery the drive-to destinations in Texas,” Petrich says “That’s something it felt like Texas was missing but the infrastructure was not built in a way that took advantage of that.” That Texans are unaware of the charms of Hill Country towns may be debatable banking on the concept that residents of Austin and San Antonio in particular wanted to stay at hip properties with some cool histories behind them that were located not far from home They began to discover an array of mom-and-pop hotels that had been passed from one generation to the next but rarely updated In February 2021 they bought their first property, the Mountain View Lodge, on five acres in Wimberley, known for its cypress-lined river and downtown shops and restaurants. They made basic improvements to the hilltop hotel, retiling showers and installing terrazzo vanities, plus adding colorful rugs and cow skulls. They renamed the hotel the Bygone and began promoting the hilltop destination which has a gleaming oval swimming pool and a nature trail featuring a dinosaur track and we drove back and forth [between Austin and Wimberley] for a year until we built a team and understood what it took to run a hotel.” They quickly learned that housekeeping is hard work—and it’s the backbone of the hospitality industry “If you clean a room in the dead of summer you’ll have a whole new appreciation for it,” Petrich says.  The 47-room facility includes a beach volleyball court They’ve since added Canyon Lake Cabins & Event Center and vacation rentals in Dripping Springs and along the Llano River revenue at some of the under-the-radar lodges increased by 50 percent which grew from a former stagecoach stop along Cypress Creek They purchased the town’s old post office building and 27 acres across the creek from the Meyer “Not everybody at first was open,” Petrich says “We were two people coming into a town that does not want to become Fredericksburg It took us a while to convince them we’re not here to turn this into the Marriott The last thing we want to do is remove the charm.” To that end they kept many of the Meyer’s antique furnishings adding a small corner bar to the main lobby and sprucing up the pool area with new recliners As you might expect, the French developers have gotten a mixed reception in the communities where they work. Jeanine Leeder, who owns the Ingenhuett on High an event venue and former general store on Comfort’s High Street describes the pair as “little millennial types with an agenda.” “It’s not a typical Hill Country situation where people have ties to the area,” Leeder says “They’re bringing in outside investors and it’s a learning curve for them.” But she gives the Cowboys a bit of a hat tip adding that they’ve kept the characters of the hotels they’ve acquired intact and never tried to turn them into things that didn’t fit their towns’ personalities “People like to come to Comfort because it’s legitimately Texas,” Leeder says “Comfort’s going to be ‘all that’ one day But we don’t want to be Fredericksburg The biggest thing to me is they aren’t making changes that will make Comfort something we don’t want it to be.”  The Cowboys are doing a good job of “keeping Comfort Comfort,” says Leeder’s daughter who runs the town’s Alamo Meat Market with her husband “Whenever anyone comes into Comfort from the outside everyone wants to know who they are and questions them,” Carlton says “But I think it’s good to have a different perspective.” “We’re different here,” Petrich says “We talk a little differently; we dress a little differently We have a different eye because we didn’t grow up here Maybe some will say we’re not Texans but imitation is the biggest form of flattery but we’re playing with true admiration for what Texas is.” Local 902’s new community engagement officer Brooklyn Petrich recently gathered her Department of Health (MDH) colleagues with an agency partner to benefit some Minneapolis residents they serve “I coordinate mutual aid events for our local which benefit Minnesotans impacted by our work Many of us are interested in harm reduction so we partnered with Southside Harm Reduction Services in south Minneapolis,” Petrich said She and her fellow volunteers work in MDH’s infectious disease division The nonprofit operates a syringe service program and provides safer drug use supplies The MAPE members worked with the street outreach and volunteer team to go into the community to clean up syringes and other drug use paraphernalia and other trash Southside Harm Reduction Services staff guide the cleanup They provide education and all the gear necessary to do the work safely so it was a great experience to go into the community We enjoyed learning from them about the day-to-day realities they face,” Petrich added what the organizations who serve the same communities as we do see in their day-to-day work.”  Petrich said learning more about these organizations is easy “Volunteering can be a great way to stay connected to the ‘on-the-ground work’ happening in our state Other locals can do the same thing with groups in their geographic area and these kinds of activities can strengthen our relationships with the community and with one another.”  Website by Ashen Rayne 16 Mar 2025 13:30:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Dunav Ruse won 1–0 over Belasitsa Petrich on Sun This is 26 of the Second Professional League The current head to head record for the teams are Dunav Ruse 2 win(s) Who won between Dunav Ruse and Belasitsa Petrich on Sun 16 Mar 2025 13:30:00 GMT?Dunav Ruse won 1–0 over Belasitsa Petrich on Sun 16 Mar 2025 13:30:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 5 goals in their last 5 matches Dunav Ruse is playing home against Belasitsa Petrich on Sun Some people only walk this earth for a short time.  Their departure reminds us that angels are watching over us.  At the age of 43 Kari Petrich lost her life unexpectedly on Tuesday 2022.  Kari rejoined her heavenly family and gained her wings             Kari was born November 9 the daughter of Steven Smith and Janet Petrich.  Kari was raised in Kelly Lake – she was always a “Laker” at heart.  Although she moved around quite a bit with her family             Kari is survived by her mother: Janet Petrich of Kelly Lake MN; siblings: Kristopher (Stacy) Petrich of Thief River Falls MN; grandchildren: Jacob and Mia Dilley; two special aunts: Lois Jacobsen and Sherry Petrich; and numerous extended family members and friends             She was preceded in death by her father; and her maternal grandparents: Milan and Norma Petrich             A Private service will be held             Family services are provided by Anderson-Daniels in Hibbing.  To express condolences on-line please see:  www.baumanfuneralhome.com Image: Tom Curtis / FreeDigitalPhotos.net The University of Minnesota Duluth Medical School hosted local high school students in a mini medical school on Friday The event was put on by UMD Medical students and faculty This is the second year UMD has hosted this event said the event is designed to show kids the fun in medicine and that the medical field is for everyone and it is something that is very fun,” said Petrich “It can be something that saves lives and brings a lot of joy to people lives.” The students were able to work hands on at different stations learning about different topics including first aid how to view specimens under a microscope and what the heart looks like from an ultrasound Students also get to build their own first aid kit throughout the event We have the address for the funeral home & the family on file If you're not happy with your card we'll send a replacement or refund your money all deaths handled by Crain Funeral Home & Cremation Service must have a minimum of the name uploaded to our website Made with love by funeralOne 75 year old resident of Randall died Friday April 13 at Diamond Willow Assisted Living in Little Falls A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Tuesday James Catholic Church in Randall with Father Jimmy Joseph officiating April 16 at Emblom Brenny Funeral Service from 4:00-8:00 P.M James Catholic Church in Randall.Jeanette Marie (Yasgar) Petrich was born November 26 She attended country school in Sobieski and graduated from St Francis High School in Little Falls with the class of 1960 She held a position at the Sobieski Creamery as a bookkeeper Jeanette was united in marriage to Gordon Petrich on January 28 The couple made their home in Randall where they raised their six children Jeanette worked at Eagle Court Senior Apartments for several years She worked on the family farm and enjoyed milking cows Some of her favorite things to prepare were Christmas cookies such as hanging sheets on the clothesline and fall back to school shopping with her children at Lad and Lassie She enjoyed the Christmas season and taking first day of school pictures She enjoyed spending time with her grandchildren and watching them grow.Left to cherish her memory are her husband Will Wagner; and great-grandchild Isaac Jones.She was preceded in death by her father William and Elvera Petrich; sisters and brothers-in-law Ruthie and Bob Lawrence; and brother-in-law Emblom Brenny Funeral Service - Little Falls 02 Mar 2025 13:30:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Belasitsa Petrich won 1–0 over Lokomotiv Gorna Oryahovitsa on Sun This is 24 of the Second Professional League The current head to head record for the teams are Lokomotiv Gorna Oryahovitsa 0 win(s) Who won between Lokomotiv Gorna Oryahovitsa and Belasitsa Petrich on Sun 02 Mar 2025 13:30:00 GMT?Belasitsa Petrich won 1–0 over Lokomotiv Gorna Oryahovitsa on Sun 02 Mar 2025 13:30:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 4 goals in their last 5 matches Lokomotiv Gorna Oryahovitsa is playing home against Belasitsa Petrich on Sun Shared by Petrich was one of the hospitalists on psychiatry inpatient service at University Hospital A summa cum laude graduate of Texas A&M University Petrich received her medical degree from Baylor College of Medicine in 2010 During her time at Baylor she received the Hilde Burch Award for Excellence in Psychiatry She completed her residency in general psychiatry in 2014 at Harvard Longwood in Boston She then completed a fellowship in forensic psychiatry in 2015 Petrich joined the Department of Psychiatry in July 2015 and “immediately brought her enthusiasm and excellent clinical expertise to the inpatient unit of University Hospital,” said Ron Rodriguez Petrich was very dedicated to her students residents and patients and had a wide range of interests,” Dr “She was a bright star in the psychiatry department and will be greatly missed by her colleagues professor and chair of the Department of Psychiatry and on rounds she was always eagerly teaching and explaining the fine points of psychiatry to residents and students.” And even though she was a board certified forensic psychiatrist and could have had a lucrative private practice Petrich “was committed to serving the community.” Learn about the myriad contributions being made every day by our faculty students and residents in the areas of research UT Health San Antonio's magazines chronicle the extraordinary efforts made by so many in service to our community View the magazine Web Privacy | Links from websites affiliated with UT Health's website (uthscsa.edu) to other websites do not constitute or imply university endorsement of those sites or products and services associated with those sites The content on this website is intended to be used for informational purposes only Health information on this site is not meant to be used to diagnose or treat conditions Consult a health care provider if you are in need of treatment Quicklinks The annual honor is presented to elected officials or public employees who “have exhibited immense dedication and service” to the race Petrich has been part of Grandma’s Marathon for more than 25 years In 2001 after the attacks on the World Trade Center in New York and Pentagon in Washington D.C. he was invited by the Grandma’s Marathon board of directors to lead a prayer and moment of silence at the starting line of that year’s marathon “The best memories for me at my position are those people that watch the race in the same place year after year after year,” he said in Grandma’s announcement Friday “It’s like a small community of people coming together with memories of years past connecting with their loved ones as they run by Receiving this award is a huge honor for me I know many of the people that have received the award before me and I’m very glad to join them.” Members of the Clifton Volunteer Fire Department have been volunteering at Grandma’s Marathon for more than 20 years They have staffed two medical tents along the race course for the past five years the department has been instrumental in addressing emergencies and providing care with its swift and professional action The firefighters greatly enhance the safety of thousands of runners each year “We strive to serve our community in any way possible whether it be responding to fire-related or medical emergencies or helping to support local events like Grandma’s Marathon,” said Captain Ken Peterson “Our department is exceedingly proud and honored to join the distinguished list of recipients of the Rudy Perpich Public Service Award.” Volunteers play a critical role each year at Grandma’s Marathon The event is seeking enough volunteers this year to cover between 3,500 and 4,000 shifts starting with setup on Thursday and wrapping with takedown and cleanup on Sunday About 320 cannabis plants with a total weight of over one ton were found on Wednesday in Petrich Region said the Regional Directorate of the Interior Ministry in Blagoevgrad.  In the course of a specialized police operation in a deforested area near the village of Strumeshnitsa police officers also found two video surveillance cameras and an irrigation system.  A 56-year-old man from the village of Dolna Krusitsa was arrested as an accomplice to the crime and a pre-trial proceeding has been initiated Contacts +359 2 9262 210 By accepting cookies you can enjoy a better 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