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Thrivent Financial recognized as most ethical
Thrivent Financial, with a location at 24078 Greenway Rd in Forest Lake, announced today that it has been recognized again by the Ethisphere Institute, a global leader in defining and advancing the standards of ethical business practices, as a 2017 World’s Most Ethical Company.
The World’s Most Ethical Companies designation recognizes those organizations that have had a material impact on the way business is conducted by fostering a culture of ethics and transparency at every level of the company.
For six years in a row, Thrivent’s commitment to operating with ethical business standards and practices has been highlighted by this honor. Thrivent is one of only seven companies in the Financial Services category honored this year.
LILA receives charter school award
Lakes International Language Academy has been recognized by its charter school authorizer Volunteers of America of Minnesota for its outstanding School Board Governance.
The award is based on 12 criteria related to school governance, including compliance with bylaws and state statutes and professional analysis of monthly school board minutes, school financial reports, annual school reports and audits, and other documents provided by the 15 charter schools authorized by VOA-MN.broadstreet.zone(48036);
“I am honored, though not surprised, that LILA received this award,” LILA Board of Directors Chairperson Mira Norcross said in a press release. “It is well deserved. LILA’s governance team is a group of diverse and dedicated professionals who are constantly working to make LILA the best school that it can be.”
Rangers with talent
Forest Lake Area High School students took to the stage during the annual Rangers Have Talent competition March 30. Izaak Hererra and McKenna Slattery had the crowd laughing uproariously with their rap skit entitled “Chillin’ with the Memes.”broadstreet.zone(48036);
Amber Nelson played her ukelele to the tune of “Ride” by Twenty One Pilots at the Rangers Have Talent show March 30.
Sharon Ngassa held the attention of the crowd with her spoken word piece entitled “Thank You.”
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Sophie Poynter put her vocal chords on display as she belted out her own version of Rihanna’s “Stay.”
Paige Ewert put on one of the more unique displays as she performed a ballet routine to “Lilac Fairy” from Sleeping Beauty.
Savannah Rachel illicited a series of oohs and aahs from the audience via her cello performance of “On My Own” from Les Miserables.
Ice out reported
Corbett Johnson, who tracks the ice out date for the Forest Lake lakes each year, reported that the ice out date for 2017 was March 24. Johnson reported that there was still a small amount of ice on the water of second lake that day but that all three lakes were navigable by kayak.