Dozens gather to watch sharpening of giant No. 2 pencil near Lake Of The Isles
A large crowd turned out Saturday to see a new landmark in Minneapolis -- a giant pencil near Lake of the Isles.
Cole Premo is digital manager for CBS Minnesota. For more than a decade, he's been covering breaking news and weather, daily topics, stories from the Native community and more in Minnesota. After graduating from the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities in 2009 (English/New Media Studies), Cole Premo began working full-time for WCCO's web department. However, he had started his journalism journey four years earlier as a mentorship student for the Emma Bowen Foundation. Every summer up until his graduation, Cole experienced all aspects of WCCO-TV before being hired on as a web producer. Cole Premo also moonlights as a freelance journalist for Minnesota Native News (Ampers community radio) where he also co-hosts a radio show/podcast with his sister, Leah Lemm, called "Native Lights: Where Indigenous Voices Shine." Cole Premo is a proud member of the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe and the Native American Journalists Association
A large crowd turned out Saturday to see a new landmark in Minneapolis -- a giant pencil near Lake of the Isles.
It's a smooth swinging Saturday morning for 13-year-old Preston Miller, who is warming up for a lesson. He's calm, compared to a couple days ago.
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The option to learn Ojibwe will now be accessible to everyone, following the release of a never-before-seen language learning program in partnership with Rosetta Stone.