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Own a piece of UND history
A piece of University of North Dakota history can now be yours. Seats from the Old Ralph Englestad Arena are being sold by Berger Enterprises, the company in charge of demolishing the building next month.
By Kayla Strayer , June 19, 2013
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Slow start to planting season means slow business for farmers' market
Saturday was the first of 16 days that the Farmers Market will be happening in Grand Forks. While this day typically has people flocking in with the hopes of buying fresh produce, that hasn't been the case so far this year.
By Victor Correa , June 18, 2013
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Middle school students take on health career education
Middle school students are getting some hands-on experience in the medical field. 56 young people from around North Dakota are participating in the third annual R-COOL-Health Scrubs Academy.
By Michael Yoshida , June 18, 2013
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Despite recent warmer weather, many fields will go unplanted
While the warmer and drier weather is helping many farmers catch up, for others it's too late. The NDSU extension office estimates that only about half of the acres in Walsh and Pemina may get planted.
By David Schwab , June 18, 2013
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Grand Forks library brings a little noise to storytime
It turns out you can make noise in the library after all. Youngsters took a break from reading at the Grand Forks Public Library Tuesday to sing songs and make some noise.
By Michael Yoshida , June 18, 2013
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FBI corrects earlier report, investigation continues in death of 3-year-old girl on Spirit Lake Nation
It's been six days since the FBI launched an investigation into the death of a three-year-old girl on the spirit lake reservation. Today the FBI said it mistakenly reported the sex of the child as male. No other new information about the case had been made public. The lack of information is frustrating child advocates working for the safety of children on the reservation.
By Adam Ladwig , June 18, 2013
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2 weeks on the job, East Grand Forks lifeguard pulls boy from pool
A lifeguard at the East Grand Forks pool came to the rescue of a boy who nearly drowned Sunday evening. 17-year-old Taylor Holweger just started her first job as a lifeguard at the East Grand Forks pool, and it really didn't take long to put her skill to the test.
By David Schwab , June 17, 2013
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Grandstrand responds to council regarding controversial Facebook post
After calling his fellow council members "dead white males," Grand Forks city council member Tyrone Grandstrand speaks publicly for the first time to WDAZ-TV regarding his controversial Facebook post. Some of the councilors are upset by the comment, others are not. Grandstrand tells us he has apologized and it's time to move on.
By Victor Correa , June 17, 2013
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Devils Lake runway project delayed after remains discovered buried at site
Construction crews at the Devils Lake airport made a grizzly discovery recently -- they found a set of human remains near where a new runway is slated to be built. The body was found in late May, causing a delay in the airport expansion project.
By Adam Ladwig , June 17, 2013
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75 days into cross country journey, US Marine Chuck Lewis reaches Grand Forks
U.S. Marine Chuck Lewis made it to Grand Forks today. He's on a 3,300 mile journey across America to raise money for wounded and disabled veterans. Chuck is 75 days into his walking for the fallen venture. Even though he just got to town, Chuck says he has already felt the spirit of Grand Forks.
By Cynthia Johnson , June 14, 2013
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Friends, family celebrate Edmore woman's 101st birthday
Friends and family of lifelong Edmore, North Dakota resident Helen Novacek say it's their turn to throw her a party today (Friday) on her 101st birthday. She's famous in Edmore for opening her home to anyone, one of the many reasons she is beloved by nearly everyone in town.
By Adam Ladwig , June 14, 2013
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Spring flood costs add up
The costs from our spring flooding after the late thaw continue to tally up. Today FEMA and North Dakota Emergency Management officials met in Grafton to talk damage.
By David Schwab , June 14, 2013
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