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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
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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Crookston schools alert parents to negative comments made online
Some negative comments exchanged on the social media site Twitter have prompted Crookston High School officials to alert parents.
April 08, 2013
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UND trio to perform in China, Japan
Three UND music students will be taking their talents to China and Japan. The Red River Trio is made up of violinist Vinicius Sant'Anna, Cellist Fernando Vargas and pianist Keith Teepen.
By David Schwab , April 08, 2013
Busy weekend brings hotel shortage - new lodging on the way
2,300 hundred hotel rooms are proving to not be enough in Grand Forks. Another busy weekend calls for packed hotels and overflow traffic in neighboring cities.
By David Schwab , April 05, 2013
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Crookston Schools aim to stop dwindling enrollment numbers
Crookston public schools continue to lose students to other districts through open enrollment and the superintendent wants to see that change.
April 03, 2013
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Two new indoor rinks could come to Grand Forks soon
Plans for two additional sheets of indoor ice continue to skate along in Grand Forks. The Park District is in the process of putting together the final blueprints for the new facility on the south end of town next to Choice Health and Fitness. Groundbreaking could even start in a few months.
By David Schwab , April 02, 2013
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South Grand Forks residents continue bridge plans
There's a predicted 50 percent chance that the Red River in Grand Forks will crest at 46 feet. At that level people living just to the south of the city are preparing to once again boat to and from their home.
By David Schwab , April 01, 2013
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Record snow cover as slow melt begins
On this first day of April, people are dealing with near record snow still on the ground. According to the National Weather Service our March has the 2nd deepest average snow depth, only behind 1997.
By David Schwab , April 01, 2013
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A silver lining to our late, cold spring?
Not everybody is complaining about our extended winter with plenty of snow still on the ground. At the Frost Fire ski area near Walhalla boarders and skiers are enjoying one of the best springs for their sport in a very long time.
By David Schwab , March 28, 2013
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Late spring creates more work for city forestry crews
The late arrival of spring is making it a challenge for the forestry department to do its annual tree removal. This time each year trees that are in poor condition are removed from berms or boulevards. The snow and cold can make that job tougher.
By David Schwab , March 27, 2013
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