Teri Cadeau

Duluth, United States

From the Iron Range | Reporter @duluthnews | Former reporter at Duluth Budgeteer, Lake County News-Chronicle | Enthusiastic reader, speech team coach and judge

Articles

Grandparent foster program in Cromwell-Wright celebrates 30 years

2 days ago | duluthnewstribune.com | Teri Cadeau

CROMWELL — For Villa Court resident Jo Schneider, it's the enthusiasm. When the fourth grade students walk into the cafe area of the assisted living center, she said, you can feel the energy shift. She worked with elementary students as a music teacher back in the day and said their enthusiasm is what she missed. "That's what I like about it," Schneider said. "They're so enthusiastic, and they're just the right age to do this.
Grandparent foster program in Cromwell-Wright celebrates 30 years

2 days ago | pinejournal.com | Teri Cadeau

CROMWELL — For Villa Court resident Jo Schneider, it's the enthusiasm. When the fourth grade students walk into the cafe area of the assisted living center, she said, you can feel the energy shift. She worked with elementary students as a music teacher back in the day and said their enthusiasm is what she missed. "That's what I like about it," Schneider said. "They're so enthusiastic, and they're just the right age to do this.
Twin Ports dioceses welcome new pope

1 week ago | duluthnewstribune.com | Teri Cadeau

TWIN PORTS — The Diocese of Duluth and Diocese of Superior each shared a statement reacting to the election of Robert Francis Prevost as Pope Leo XIV on Thursday afternoon. Bishop Daniel Felton of the Duluth Diocese said he welcomed the election of the new pope. "This moment marks the next chapter in our church's 2,000-year journey, guided by the Holy Spirit and rooted in the enduring mission of proclaiming the healing, hope and joy found in Jesus Christ," read the statement from Felton.
County Seat Theater play examines domestic violence, family ties

1 week ago | duluthnewstribune.com | Teri Cadeau

CLOQUET — Director Rick Breuer has wanted to bring "Making Sweet Tea and Other Secrets" by Paul Elliot to the County Seat Theater stage since he read the script in 2017. The story of a small town turning a blind eye to hidden bigotry, prejudice and brutality until they're forced to bring those secrets to light spoke to Rick. The script was one of the top six American Association of Community Theaters' nationwide new play festival premieres in 2017.
Hermantown students sit in director seat for one-act plays

1 week ago | duluthnewstribune.com | Teri Cadeau

HERMANTOWN — Seniors Elyana Hewitt and Olive Holden have been part of the Hermantown High School Drama Club for years. Both seniors have been to the One Act Play Festival, held by the department for the past 17 years, several times. So when it was their turn to pick their show and cast, they already knew who they wanted to work with: a retiring teacher, a social studies teacher and the dean of students.
Duluth East takes on 'Peter Pan' from Wendy's point of view

1 week ago | duluthnewstribune.com | Teri Cadeau

DULUTH — What happens to Wendy after she leaves Neverland? That's the question explored in the play "Lost Girl" by Kimberly Belflower, set to be staged by Duluth East High School students starting Thursday, May 8. "The playwright started with the question of, 'What happens after she gets back?'" said director Emily Parr. "How is she different now? She's been back for quite a while now, and the last words that Peter said to her were, 'Always be waiting.' What does that do to a person?
AmeriCorps cuts hit Northland

2 weeks ago | duluthnewstribune.com | Jimmy Lovrien |Teri Cadeau

SUPERIOR — Callie Grones did a little bit of everything for the Friends of the Lake Superior Reserve. As a community outreach coordinator for the group, which supports the Lake Superior Estuarine Research Reserve in Superior, she organized beach cleanups, the removal of invasive species, birding events and volunteer recruitment, among other duties.
Harbor City students travel 'Back to the 80s' in spring show

2 weeks ago | duluthnewstribune.com | Teri Cadeau

DULUTH — Theater students at Harbor City International School have been traveling back to the time when video killed the radio stars, girls just wanted to have fun, and the kids in America just wanted to be woken up before they go-go. If you couldn't guess, they're going "Back to the 80s" with their spring jukebox musical, which features over 25 songs from that decade.
Superior teacher authors teen books with mental health focus

3 weeks ago | duluthnewstribune.com | Teri Cadeau

SUPERIOR — Author Denis James knows about students' and teachers' mental health struggles. When he's not writing a series of fantasy novels, he is a teacher for the Superior School District. His first two books come from some of his personal experiences dealing with anxiety and depression. "Obviously, being fantasy novels, there's some entertainment there," James said, "but I think the bigger reason I write is to bring awareness to the kind of stigma that we still have regarding mental health.
Duluth nonprofit continues Earth Week despite executive order, IRS

3 weeks ago | duluthnewstribune.com | Teri Cadeau

DULUTH — When Ecolibrium3 CEO Jodi Slick read the "Ending radical and wasteful government DEI programs and preferencing" executive order Jan. 20, she felt pretty sure the nonprofit she works for would be on the list. A list of all nonprofits that have received federal grants to provide environmental justice programs was to be turned over to the director of President Donald Trump's Office of Management and Budget.