Renewed Hope For Nickname Vote on Standing Rock Reservation
Nickname supporters on the Standing Rock Indian Reservation started to circulate a petition today asking the tribal council to allow a reservation wide vote to gauge tribal support.
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We've seen the scenes of devastation and desperation from Haiti after the earthquake hit the nation. People across the U.S. responded to the cry for help, including James Lamb from Grand Forks.
RELATED CONTENTTri-County School Makes Student Information Available To Parents Online
Students in one Minnesota school will no longer be able to hide poor grades or attendance from their parents. Tri-County School in Karlstad now makes all that information available to parents through their website.
RELATED CONTENTSupport For Smokers Considering Quitting
Quitting smoking isn't easy. Some people in Grand Forks are taking that step toward learning more about quitting with Freedom From Smoking classes.
RELATED CONTENTWARROAD TEACHER PLACED ON LEAVE RESIGNS
A Warroad High School teacher on administrative leave for an allegation involving a student has resigned.
RELATED CONTENTHeated Manvel School Board Meeting Over Sex Offender Policy
Should registered sex offenders be allowed to attend children's school events? That's what the Manvel school board talked about Monday night.
RELATED CONTENTCrookston Won't Use Flood Funds For Director's Salary
The Crookston city council has decided not to take money out of its flood fund to use for the salary of its community development director.
RELATED CONTENTGrand Forks School Districts Dealing With Declining Enrollment
Like most school districts in North Dakota, Grand Forks is dealing with declining enrollment. That was one of the topics talked about at a public forum held tonight.
RELATED CONTENT46.5 Inches of Snow So Far in Grand Forks
Several large storms so far this winter have dumped 46.5 inches of snow in Grand Forks. A normal yearly snowfall is considered to be 34.7 inches.
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