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STAFF BLOG THE DULLUM FILE Make A Date Memories
Some "Make A Date With Channel 8" memories from the summer of 2009....
Posted on 8/20/09 at 1:28 AM
Search continues for missing Walsh County man near Minto
This is day three of the search in freezing flood waters for a missing Walsh County man. So far.... nothing. Today the Grand Forks Sheriff's Water rescue and search team was out in full force to search for 55-year-old Gregory Guy Miller.
By David Schwab , May 02, 2013
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Flood waters claim two people as Grafton, Minto deal with record-high river levels
Flood waters just to the north of Grand Forks have now claimed two people and the search is still on for one of them. At the same time Grafton and Minto are dealing with record-high river levels.
By David Schwab , May 01, 2013
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East Grand Forks takes down flood wall
East Grand Fork began to dismantle the invisible flood wall today. Emergency Manager Gary Larson says the latest crest prediction by the National Weather Service is at around 41 feet, and the city has plenty of flood protection without the wall.
By David Schwab , May 01, 2013
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Man's best friend returns to Altru
Starting this month man's best friend will once again be a regular visitor on Altru's main campus.
By David Schwab , April 29, 2013
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Area celebrates first 50 degree day
After 154 days, the temperature in Grand Forks finally reached 50 degrees. As a matter of fact, last time it was 50 was on November 23rd.
By David Schwab , April 26, 2013
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Grafton prepares for potential near-record flooding
Temporary clay dikes are going up in Grafton as the community prepares for what could be near record flooding of the Park River. And just to the south in the town of Minto people are filling sand bags to protect their homes as well.
By David Schwab , April 25, 2013
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Minnesota towns unhappy with proposed phosphorous regulations
Minnesota towns in the Red River Basin are fighting proposed regulations dealing with phosphorus discharged in the the rivers.
By David Schwab , April 24, 2013
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Warmer temps to accelerate snow melt, river rise
It's the calm before the storm but this weekend daytime high temperatures are expected to be almost 30 degrees warmer than it has been. That means the snow pack will likely melt at a rapid rate and people in the northern valley will start to see river levels begin to rise.
By David Schwab , April 23, 2013
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Grand Forks teen to undergo surgery for rare disorder
Today was the last day of school for a very special Red River High School Student. 15-year-old Hannah Twedt will miss the rest of the year to under go a spinal surgery in the Twin Cities. Hannah was diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder that has required numerous surgeries.
By David Schwab , April 19, 2013
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Emerado principal shaves head for better test scores
The Principal of the Emerado grade school made a promise to shave his head if his student did well on year end tests. After students came through with passing grades, today Principal Chad Clark made good on that promise.
By David Schwab , April 19, 2013
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Federal funding cuts claim Cavalier, Langdon Head Start programs
School districts in northeast North Dakota say goodbye to a helpful learning program. Cuts in federal funding means taking the ax to Head Start programs in Cavalier and Langdon.
By David Schwab , April 18, 2013
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Half of locked-out Crystal workers to return to work
Only half of the nearly 1,300 locked-out American Crystal union workers are expected to return to work. American Crystal Sugar spokeman Brian Ingulsrud told WDAZ in an email that they know at least 650 union employees have either retired or resigned.
By David Schwab , April 17, 2013
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Area runners share experience in Boston
Three people are dead and more than 170 were injured in the blasts at the Boston Marathon. Some of the runners in Boston have local ties to our area.
By David Schwab , April 16, 2013
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EMTs unhappy with treatment by ambulance service
Ambulance substations of Greenbush and Badger are fighting to break away from Tri-County Emergency Medical Services. Volunteer first responders in the towns have threatened to quit because because of a lack of communication and ill treatment by the service.
By David Schwab , April 12, 2013
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Gay marriage and the constitution discussed at UND
A UND constitutional law specialist talked gay marriage on campus Wednesday. Assistant Professor Steven Morrison says same-sex marriage will eventually be protected by the US constitution.
By David Schwab , April 10, 2013
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