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Lind: New York’s LaGuardia visits Climax, Minn.

The community of Climax, Minn., had never seen anything like it.

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Parenting Perspectives: Who knew toddler’s day planner could fill up so quickly?

My daughter’s not quite 2, but already she knows the days of the week.

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Hey, tea partiers, the Boston party was not about taxes

North Dakota’s tea partiers have decided to make life miserable for Gov. John Hoeven as he seeks to replace U.S. Sen. Byron Dorgan, D-N.D., in the November election.

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Gabriel: Winter weather events rarely as good as hype

Weather folks – they prefer to be called meteorologists – like to talk about weather events.

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Litke: Brees answers ‘Who dat?’ with MVP performance

Drew Brees grew up in Texas and started playing for pay in faraway San Diego. But he made New Orleans his home and its cause uniquely his own.

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Lind: Don’t pass the buck on deer calling

Neighbors doesn’t know who won the Super Bowl, since this column is being written before the game was played Sunday. Besides, with the Vikings out of it, who cares?

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Don’t pass the buck on deer calling

Neighbors doesn’t know who won the Super Bowl, since this column is being written before the game was played Sunday. Besides, with the Vikings out of it, who cares?

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Zaleski: The cold orb of February’s hunger moon

In American Indian lore, the February full moon is the “full snow moon” or the “full hunger moon.”

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Nelson: Favre not the future, never was

Ah, the Minnesota Vikings. The galactic passion for them in this region is proof that Scandinavian descendants are not always slow-talking, stolid folk.

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Ahlin: So what happens if school recess comes before lunch?

The age spread between our three children is great enough that when a paraprofessional at our children’s elementary school celebrated her 50th birthday, I was pretty sure I was the only parent in the school who also had been around to celebrate her 40th.

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Von Pinnon: We’re pushing for access to initial teacher contracts

One of the most important roles of the press is to serve as a watchdog that protects people from government secrecy and abuse.

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Bursack: Concept of ‘home’ may be skewed

Dear Carol: My mother is in mid-to-late-stage Alzheimer’s.

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Swift: Swift parallels go beyond a moniker

I’ll never forget this one time interviewing a woman for a story.

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Lind: Avon selling spans generations

Lind: Avon selling spans generations

Never mind that Rosie Gries came from a small community in North Dakota, had a limited education, never had much money and drove an old, rusty car with a slow-moving-vehicle sign on the back.

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Fargo businessman was nearly first governor of North Dakota

Fargo businessman was nearly first governor of North Dakota

A highly successful Fargo businessman was denied becoming the first governor of North Dakota by only three votes.

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