EGF Starts Budget Process For 2011
East Grand Forks city leaders say they may have to raise taxes yet again.
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Area beer drinkers are taking part in the 2nd Annual Happy Harry's Beerfest.
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The East Grand Forks Eagles Club is running smoothly after they had a financial set back.
RELATED CONTENTCrookston Council Says "No" To Proposed Ideas To Save The Wayne Hotel
The Prairie Skyline Foundation asked this month that the city do what it can to save the historic Wayne.
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Two Minnesota Congressman say they want to help make sure a Fargo-Moorhead diversion doesn't overwhelm the flood defenses of downstream cities.
RELATED CONTENTCongressman Collin Peterson Talks to East Grand Forks About F-M Diversion
East Grand Forks officials and township leaders met with Congressman Collin Peterson on the Fargo-Moorhead diversion Project.
RELATED CONTENTMontefiore Cemetery Reports Vandalism
There was an act of vandalism at the Montefiore Cemetery in Grand Forks over the weekend. Twenty-five headstones have been knocked over.
RELATED CONTENTParents Worried About School Zone Construction
When parents drove their kids to school today at Lewis and Clark Elementary in Grand Forks, some were upset to road construction still going on
RELATED CONTENTGrand Forks Woman Recieves DUI After Wrecking A Construction Zone
A 19-year-old Grand Forks woman is facing several charges after police say she hit a couple vehicles, a fence, and drove through a construction area.
RELATED CONTENTDown By The Riverside
The Grand Forks Park District sponsored the second "Down by the Riverside."
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All-Terrain Vehicle deaths are increasing..making Minnesota officials nervous.
RELATED CONTENTRunning with Oil: Life on the Rig
(WDAY TV) - The numbers behind the story are numbing: Up to 12-thousand new workers, 143-oil drilling rigs, 100-million barrels of oil, and the chance of a billion dollars in revenue flowing into the North Dakota treasury. And, it's coming out of Western North Dakota. For the next week, WDAY 6 News, as part of a Forum Communications special project, takes a look at life in the oil patch: From a rare look at life on a rig to the state's new millionaires.
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Running with Oil: North Dakota voters to decide to save or spend oil tax money
North Dakota voters will decide this fall whether oil tax money should be set aside for future generations. Forum Communications Multimedia correspondent Teri Finneman explains what Measure 1 would mean for you.
RELATED CONTENTNorthwood Couple Rebuilding Home Destroyed By Tornado
It's been about two months since the tornado took Owen and Debbie Dahl's home.
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