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“It’s really unfortunate to see,” Executive Director Cody Severson told The Forum. “Obviously I don’t know a motive; all I can do is speculate because of what we do and who we help.”
The call was made anonymously on Monday, May 20.
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Candidates don't have to win the fundraising race to win on Election Day, but it sure helps.
Venita Abbott was last seen leaving the area of the 3000 block of 41st Avenue South in Moorhead.
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Garbage and recycling will now be picked up on a four-day schedule instead of five days a week
Investors are reportedly pursuing a deal to buy the business, which owes millions of dollars to creditors across the country, in order to make it an asset for North Dakota ranchers
The addition of all veterans greatly expands the pool of Minnesotans eligible to be considered “social equity” applicants, a designation created to “prioritize people who have been harmed by prohibition”
The joint operation between the North Dakota Highway Patrol, Cass County Sheriff's Office and Fargo Police Department took place on the evening of Saturday, May 18.
The party, a minority in both chambers, felt shut out of end-of-year legislative negotiations. DFLers said they did what they needed to do.
Two Minnesota men have been missing since their canoe went over Curtain Falls on Saturday evening.
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It's hardly a scientific poll, but coming as it does from the business community in a Trump-voting state where Burgum has served as governor for eight years, the results are surprising.
Downtown Fargo cider and wine bar owners hope GoFundMe campaign can erase $60,000 in bills.
As the average age of the United States farmer and rancher rises, proposed legislation aims to help young and beginning farmers and ranchers get a start.
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