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STAFF BLOG WDAZ STORMTRACKER WEATHER One Year Ago, The Minot Flood
I wrote this article about one year ago. I am reposted it as the one year anniversary of this devastating event is upon us. --------------------------------------- Just three years ago, the thought ...
Posted on 6/20/12 at 1:38 PM
NORTHERN LIGHTS BOY SCOUTS 2011...A Year in Review
The first year of the second century of Scouting is drawing to a close. How exciting to be part of a relevant, dynamic organization that does so much good for kids, families and communities! After th...
Posted on 12/30/11 at 5:57 PM
STAFF BLOG THE AREAVOICES COMMUNITY Living with Water: Your thoughts and experiences wanted.
It was almost hard to believe. Last month while we visited my husband's parents in Iowa, we ran into an old neighbor of theirs who has since moved to Texas. He and his wife moved there to be closer to...
Posted on 8/7/11 at 8:08 AM
NIE ROCKS! Kindness, Josh Duhamel and the Black Eyed Peas
Black Eyed Peas I was in Minot this past weekend visiting family and heard the Black Eyed Peas are going to do a flood benefit concert in Minot on September 3 at the ND State Fairgrounds. Tickets go o...
Posted on 8/1/11 at 9:20 AM
STAFF BLOG THE DULLUM FILE Pet Bedding Needed
From the Circle of Friends Humane Society: The Souris Valley Humane Society in Minot is in need of bedding for pets displaced by the recent flooding. Items needed include blankets, sheets, pillow cas...
Posted on 7/12/11 at 1:34 PM
FEMA begins flood damage assessment
Teams from the Federal Emergency Management Agency and North Dakota State officials will begin Flood Damage Assessments this week. 18 counties and one tribal area have been affected by the spring flooding.
By David Schwab , May 08, 2013
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Flooding washes out lake region roads
Flood waters are starting to make an impact in the lake region. As feared, the spring runoff has washed over some rural roads, leaving them damaged and impassable.
By Adam Ladwig , April 29, 2013
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Pembina area students answer flood fighting call
Up and down the Red River Valley, towns are taking precautions to prepare against the oncoming flood. The Pembina - Neche area has taken the first steps to tackle what National Weather Service says could be record-setting flooding.
By Victor Correa , April 26, 2013
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Red River flood prep begins
Flood preparations have begun on both sides of the Red River. Grand Forks and East Grand Forks are taking precautionary measures and are making sure those who may be soon surrounded by water have access to safety supplies.
By Melanie Orlins , April 25, 2013
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Lake rise could delay railroad raise plans
The second stage of the railroad raise in Ramsey County is slated to begin in less than a month, but the lake rise could potentially throw a kink in the plans.
By Adam Ladwig , April 25, 2013
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Lake region water could rise as early as the weekend
The effects of flooding could be felt in the Lake Region as soon as this weekend when temperatures are expected to reach into the 60s. That warm weather will hasten the spring melt, leaving rural roads vulnerable.
By Adam Ladwig , 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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Devils Lake anxiously waits for Red and Cheyenne crests
As the Red River Valley prepares for significant flooding this year the Lake Region is waiting to deal with its own flooding. Two state outlets can't begin moving water from Devils Lake until the flood crests downstream, which could take weeks.
By Adam Ladwig , April 19, 2013
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Fargo flood - where will the water go?
When the weather does warm up, the Red River will rise. While it's hard to know when flooding will begin in the valley we do know that it will hit Fargo first.
By Kay Cooley , April 17, 2013
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