Well tonight the Beltrami County Historical Society celebrated five key people who are part of the year-long Beltrami County sesquincentennial celebration. Josh Peterson was there as they walked the cemetery. In a place that lays silent voices of the past can be heard. That Chief Bemidji was buried on the courthouse lawn. All found in a place where everyone has a story. The Beltrami County Historical Society provided a tour through Bemidji's Greenwood Cemetery, sharing not only the history but personal stories of those who were key players in Beltrami County's history. Spinning it as the Beltrami County sesquincentennial edition because this is the 150th anniversary of the formation of Beltrami County. These cemetery walks are a blast from the past, featuring notables from northern Minnesota's history. But when it comes to selecting just five to showcase it can be a challenge. We have files on various people from past cemetery walks or from past events. Other information came from obituaries or findagrave.com. Members of the Historical Society read or even portrayed some of these key county people ranging from the county coroner to the county public health nurse. So the criteria this year we're trying to tie into that sesquincentennial thing. So it's people who are worked for county government or else had made a major mark on development of the county. For those who take part in the cemetery walk, the hope is that they walk away with a new found education for the people that made Beltrami County what it is. Take a look at through the graves. You see some people that you may not have expected to see. And the more you learn about the history of Bemidji, it's quite fascinating. For the Historical Society, more cemetery walks could be in the future depending on the demand. All located in a place where everyone has a story. In Bemidji, I'm Josh Peterson, Lakeland News. For more information on upcoming cemetery walks or other events you can just go to their website at Beltramihistory.org. If you've enjoyed this segment of Lakeland News, please consider making a tax deductible contribution to Lakeland Public Television.


Sportcoat, shirt, jeans, belt, loafers, socks, sunglasses, watch. Sportcoat, shirt, pants, belt, loafers, socks, watch. Jacket, shirt, jeans, belt, chuckas, socks, sunglasses, watch.


I think the big lesson for my father was to learn to speak and write, and that might take me further than just learning to code.


Thank you all for being part of such an important global forum. A few weeks ago, I met Amina, a mom who started her own farm and local business in Canada. Amina's proud of what she's accomplished and rightly so. But from finding good childcare to working in an industry dominated by men, she told me it hasn't been easy. As leaders and governments, that's something we have to listen to. We have to listen when women who do a double shift say they need quality childcare. When girls say they need access to education. When racialized women and indigenous women and LGBTQ2 people say they need justice. We have to listen and then we have to act. With concrete actions, we can create the real positive change in the needs of the population. Take, for example, childcare. The pandemic has made it clear what parents and feminists have been doing for decades. Child care services are a necessity. That's why, in April last year, we expected $30 billion to build a pan-Canadian system of child care and learning. These child care services, affordable and quality, will allow about a quarter of a million mothers in Canada to return to work. While we're getting back to this pandemic and putting forward a feminist relaunch, it's exactly the kind of results we need, not only in Canada, but everywhere around the world. That's why Canada is stepping up significantly, not only at home, but around the world. Our government is investing $100 million to support paid and unpaid care work globally. This new commitment makes Canada the largest national donor to the care economy worldwide. And when it comes to a feminist recovery, we're not stopping there. We're going to continue partnering with feminist organizations at home and around the world because in the last five years, we've seen what we can achieve by working together. I think of the almost 25 million children whose lives have been changed for the better by the Global Partnership for Education. A partnership Canada will continue to support. I think of the 100 feminist organizations supported by the Fund for Equality, which Canada has launched, which serves to defend workers' rights and to help health clinics. Or the financing of almost $80 million for women and girls conversed by the Coalition of Action here at the Generation Equality Forum. In all, if we combine this investment and commitment aimed at paying care, it's $180 million that we invest here at the opportunity of this forum to advance sex equality. But, my friends, this is just the beginning. Our world is at a crossroads. The path ahead, well, it's the one being built by women and girls, by feminist movements and women's organizations, and by people in all their diversity in every corner of the globe. This is a generation that believes in a better future for everyone, and this is a generation that knows we cannot get there if anyone is left behind. In other words, this is a feminist generation, and it needs feminist governments to stand with it.


Bloop, bloop, nene, hey, bloop, bloop, why are you hiding?   You have a very important job today, bloop, okay, hey, hey, are you listening? Okay, nene, so your job today is to scare mommy, all right? You think you can handle that? You look like you're not even in the movie.  You don't want to be bothered, but I need you to do me this one favor. What's going on, Infinite Family? Welcome back to another video. If you guys are new to the channel, make sure you guys hit that subscribe button, turn on your post notification bell, leave a positive comment down below for a chance to get a post notification shout out at the end of today's video. So guys, as you know, we are still in October, which means my scare pranks will continue. Your boy is going to be dropping heat on Team Genese all month long, guys. Halloween is our favorite month, so best believe we are going to make the most out of it. And I actually saw a comment down below in our recent video saying that our videos are the reason why they're loving October. That comment actually meant a lot to us. So at the end of today's video, that person is going to get a post notification shout out. So how I plan on scaring Genese today is with the help of my cute little dog blooper, but we're going to address him to where he's like not so cute in a way. I plan on putting a spider costume on him. And guys, right now it's kind of like the late afternoon, early evening. So it's a little dark in here. I have all the lights on right now and the TV's on. That's probably why it seems so bright. But it's only going to get darker by the time Genese gets home. So what I plan on doing is basically releasing blooper in his scary spider costume. And I just want to see Genese freak out. Genese has a horrible fear of spiders.  I don't know. You guys are going to have to ask her what's the deal with that. But she is terrified of spiders, especially big ones. So when she sees a spider the size of blooper, even though blooper's a small dog, he's big for a spider. But right now Genese is currently out with her mom. They went to like some home decor stuff. I think she wanted to get like some Halloween decorations for the house and whatnot. But that gives me enough time to do my intro and get this prank started. So I'm going to go hide you guys in the camera. I'm going to chill and just wait for her to get home, probably going to be watching a movie of some sort. And once she comes home, that's when I'll release blooper from his hiding spot and we're going to see her reaction to when she gets scared. Hopefully she does get scared. If not, this will just be a complete fail. But if you guys are ready for today's video, make sure you guys smash that thumbs up button. Again, comment down below Team Isaiah all day every day. Nothing but bangers in the month of October. Let's keep it going. I don't know if you guys can see me all that well. I made it pretty dark in here. I closed all the shades, the blinds, whatever you guys want to call them. I also turned off the lights. Genese is actually two blocks away. So I'm going to go ahead and sit in these chairs, play the movie, we're going to wait for her to come in. Blooper is actually in his costume right now, ready to make his big appearance. I have him upstairs, locked in a room. He has a blanket. He has a street. I promise you guys he's comfortable. And I'm sure he's just as excited as I am to make his big appearance. But if you guys are ready for today's video, again, make sure you guys smash that thumbs up button. Comment down below Team Isaiah all day every day. Let's get into it.  Bruh, don't even say that because you were saying it forever. So? You can't wait for me? No, you were saying forever. Just sit down and watch what we do. Yeah. You better catch me up on everything that just happened. Bruh, I'm only 11 minutes in. Yeah, I know. That's what I said. Catch me up. Nothing happened yet. Mr. Brown tried to like blow up the front yard and that was it. Oh my gosh. Of course. He was putting lighter fluid in the barbecue and Uncle Joe was going crazy talking about he was going to die. I don't know, brother. All right. Just play. You're typical stuff. You still haven't been. You could come get in. Mom, she don't get to come. Wait, you didn't buy nothing? No. Because I was picky. I didn't buy nothing. My light. Did your mom find anything she liked? Of course. I don't always find stuff that she likes. I'm surprised you didn't find anything.  Right, babe? Yeah. Okay. Because of everything. Right after. Right soon as it's over. I'm going home. My idea. Is Ellie here? Oh, what's she called? Hold up, bruh. Oh my gosh. It's only right. It's only right. We have a movie date. Okay. It's October. Ooh. Okay. It's March light. Yes, sir. It's spooky season. Yes, sir. Hold on. I'm going to go ahead and do this. Ooh. You're going to like that smelly, smelly candle. Huh? Oh, period. Period. Now it's a party. Now it's a party. I'm going to light this candle and set the mood. Okay. All right. What's this candle smell like? Is that ever a smell? It's pumpkin. That does not smell like no pumpkin. It is pumpkin. No, it is not. Yes, sir. It's like pumpkin vanilla or something. Don't even say the scent on it. Oh, it's like something harvest. Apple pumpkin. Oh, yes. He told you. It smells more like an apple. Okay, fine. But it still smells good.  What does a pumpkin even smell like? Babe, seriously?  No, bro. All right. Here we go. Ooh. That looks so cute. Yes, sir. Man, that's what I'm here for. But we're not watching a spooky movie. All right. And so? I'm just saying. Don't worry. You don't have to always watch scary movies. Okay, fine. I did, but she was on her way. But she just gave me a fork. She just said I'm duty. Okay. And I'll be worried about my sister being a cop. I hear all this. Oh, my God. I know. I need a snack. Do you want anything? Uh, no. All right. Do you want a water or something? That's warm as hell. I don't like cold water. You know what? That's been there since yesterday. So? A protein shake. Open an almond. Get whitter to get lost. Okay, here we go. How am I required? Protein shake for a snack. Period. It is a snack. Okay. What's wrong with this? Nothing. Just watch the boom. I remember how I come up in here. Yeah.  I can't see how you were. Nothing. Don't, don't, don't come up here. I want to hug you. But don't frisk anybody. I love you. I know you should go up below on that verse. Last thing. Oh, my God. No, no, no. Last thing. I promise. I promise. And now stop. Look, here. You can take the remote.  But the minute I pause it because I need something, it's an issue. Just go. Which blanket do you want? I don't care. Yes, you do because you're picky with it. Because if I get the small one and you're like, this one doesn't cover my ankles. My ankles are cold. Just get me anything. That's like a big blanket. That's all. I'm going to get you a towel. How about that? No. You're going to cover yourself with a towel. No. No, I'm not. Like this. I actually got this one. Well, he's getting bad yet. I actually got this on camera. What? Me and Nene teaming up. Right, Nene? What do you mean? What do you mean? You want to treat? I got treats. Nene, you scared mommy. I'm dark in here for this specific reason. Really? So you couldn't really tell what was coming your way when he came down. Oh my God. Look, he scared me. Look at baby. How many legs do you have now, huh? How many legs do you have? Nene, look.  Angry spider.  I love you, baby. You don't lie. You see this as like a shadow coming down in the middle of the night. It's kind of scary. It is. Come here, baby.   Nene, you prank mommy. This is crazy. Now you want belly rubs. You deserve belly rubs. You did a good job. You did a good job. That's my baby. He's a good boy. That's a good boy. That's a good boy. Say team mommy? Team mommy. All right. I don't know about that. He just went against you and you're going to tell him to say team mommy? No, he didn't. This wasn't his choice. He clearly did a great job at it. You know he was doing. He's probably a little bit itchy. We should take it off of him. I know. This is awful, baby. All right, infinite fam. Got it all nice and bright again as you guys saw in the clip before. Yo, you really got pranked by Nene. I did. Blooper is in the prank wars now. This is going to be crazy. We have a third party in the prank wars. Isn't that right, Nene?  Nene, no. No, don't do that. We got to use it for Halloween. All right, guys. I'm going to go ahead and finish out this outro real quick so I can go ahead and take that costume off. He's probably a little uncomfortable at this point. Here we go. Make sure you guys smash that thumbs up button. Again, comment down below Team Isaiah and Team Blooper. Yo, this was a... Oh, my gosh. This was a daddy and son, like, banger right here, all right? What all that being said, it is not time for today's post notification shout out. Today's post notification shout out goes out to Jameer Conyers. Shout out to you, bro. Thank you so much for the love and support. If you guys want a post notification shout out, all you guys got to do is... Like, comment, share, and subscribe. And turn on your post notification bell so you're notified whenever we post a new video. He already took it off. Yeah, he ripped the whole thing off. Look at him. All right. That's it. We'll see you guys in the next video.