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STAFF BLOG TOP OF THE COUNTRY Beer Review #5
Remember how I said we were gearing up for a blizzard? That was Saturday, and since then we've had two different massive winter storms head our way...then disappear. It's a shame, because our next Bee...
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Students remember Grand Forks teen who died following motorcycle crash
A Grand Forks Central High School student is dead after being injured in a motorcycle accident. The accident happened Wednesday afternoon, just blocks from the school.
By Adam Ladwig , May 23, 2013
Devils Lake flood outlook numbers delayed
After a weekend of flooding in the region the National Weather Service says Devils Lake should be spared from any dangerous weather this weekend.
By Adam Ladwig , May 23, 2013
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Heavy rains delay Lake Region planting
The extra water flowing into the Lake Region from last weekend's storm is putting a halt to what's already been a late planting season for area farmers. Mother Nature will force farmers to stay out of the fields for days, with fewer than ten percent of crops planted already.
By Adam Ladwig , May 22, 2013
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Heavy rains postpone Devils Lake outlet opening
The recent rain has dumped more than three of inches of water on the Lake Region. The extra water means the region will have to wait longer for the two Devils Lake outlets to turn on and bring much needed flood relief.
By Adam Ladwig , May 21, 2013
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Spirit Lake petition petition numbers reevaluated
Petitioners trying to remove Spirit Lake tribal chairman Roger Yankton say they don't need as many signatures to validate their petition as originally thought. They're planning to take their case to the Spirit Lake election board when they turn the petition in.
By Adam Ladwig , May 20, 2013
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Flipside of the Flood: Lake Region farms reborn as campgrounds
The rise of Devils Lake has swallowed hundreds of thousands of acres of farmland, crushing the livelihoods of those affected. But some former farming families have switched gears, turning the lake from damaging to dollar signs.
By Adam Ladwig , May 17, 2013
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Flipside of the Flood: Better fishing, better business
The effects of the 20-year Devils Lake flood have been well documented. Much of it negative, but some changes have meant big business for the local economy.
By Adam Ladwig , May 16, 2013
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Creel Bay Golf Course expected to be finished this summer
The Creel Bay Golf Course in Devils Lake went through a redesign after the city embankment destroyed four holes in 2011. Golfers are only able to tee up on half of the course. But the new holes are expected to be ready this summer.
By Adam Ladwig , May 15, 2013
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Lake Region farmers gear up for spring planting
Farmers in Devils Lake say they're days away from the start of planting season. The late winter caused some concern that fields wouldn't be ready in time, but warmer weather has helped prepare the land for growing season.
By Adam Ladwig , May 14, 2013
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Despite upcoming melt, Devils Lake outlets likely weeks from opening
Warm temperatures this week will help melt ice on Devils Lake removing one of the final obstacles before the the Devils Lake outlets can be turned on for the season. But officials say we're still likely weeks away from seeing water pumped off the lake.
By Adam Ladwig , May 13, 2013
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Lake Region Relay for Life hopes for another record year
Organizers say they're confident this year's Lake Region Relay For Life will remain the top-earning relay event in the nation.
By Adam Ladwig , May 10, 2013
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Devils Lake bowling alley in jeopardy
The owner of the Royal Lanes bowling alley in Devils Lake says it's up to the community to keep the town's only alley open. Owner Jim Mellon met with locals this week and said if business doesn't improve in a year he would likely shut the alley's doors for good.
By Adam Ladwig , May 10, 2013
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New Rockford receives grant to tear down old hospital
The town of New Rockford is preparing to demolish a long-time local landmark that has become an environmental hazard. The city received a grant from the EPA to tear down the old New Rockford hospital that was condemned due to asbestos.
By Adam Ladwig , May 09, 2013
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