Cooking with Cindy

This weekend I found a little time to do some of things I love to do! Yup, I baked and made some candy. Here are two of the recipes I made. Caramels 2 cups of butter 2 cups cream 2 cups sugar 2 cups Karo Syrup 1 teaspoon vanilla Mix all the ingredients except the vanilla in a Dutch oven.

Looking Back in Time

December 12, 1941 Red River Valley Leader America declared was on Japan Monday, December 8, after that nation’s air bombers had dealt the navy of the United States a severe blow and inflicted losses which raised the stark possibility that the Japanese fleet may have temporary superiority in the...

Tidbits from AMAC

The first Christmas card If you’re looking for a special Christmas card this year, you might want to consider purchasing a copy of the very first Christmas card, a gem of a holiday greeting designed by Henry Cole, John Calcott Horsley and Joseph Cundall in 1843.

Bombers Weekly

This week we are doing distance learning, which means completing all of our daily school tasks from home. It is our first full week of the whole school doing distance learning so far. Personally, I enjoy it.

Discover Family History with Your Library Card

Are you interested in discovering your family history but unsure where to start? If you have a library card from a local library or the North Dakota State Library, you now have access to Ancestry Library Edition at home through March 31, 2021.

Are calculators good or bad for helping kids learn math?

(StatePoint) If you remember your teachers and parents telling you not to rely too heavily on calculators, you may be inclined to pass on the same mindset to your own children.

Drayton Public School Menu

Friday, December 11 Breakfast Cereal, Yogurt, Juice, Fruit Lunch Ham & Cheese Bun, Smiley Fries, Fruit Monday, December 14 Breakfast Breakfast Pizza, Fruit Lunch Cheeseburger, Tri-Taters, Fruit Tuesday, December 15 Breakfast Breakfast Bars, Yogurt, Juice, Fruit Lunch Lasagna, Bread...

We the People

The outstanding feature of Article II of the Constitution is its grant to the president of relatively few, sharply limited powers, a function of the Constitutional Convention’s determination, in the words of James Madison, to “confine and define” presidential power.