Cass H1N1 flu vaccination clinic today
Cass County’s second H1N1 flu vaccination clinic will be today in West Fargo.
Trade Talk: 5 Guys Burgers to open in Fargo
Virginia-based 5 Guys Burgers and Fries is coming to south Fargo. Burger Heaven LLC, owned by Rob Hanson and Travis Gamble of Grand Forks, N.D., plans to open a quick-service, sit-down restaurant in Urban Plains Shoppes on 45th in March.
Hyde new president of Lund Boat Co.
Brunswick Corp. has named a new president of Lund Boat Co., in New York Mills, Minn.
West Fargo family’s ‘little miracle’ home after getting liver transplant
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Input sought on goal plan for students in Fargo schools
Fargo School District leaders are exploring new options such as requiring students to complete community service or rewarding students in advanced classes with an honors diploma.
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‘Last pitches’ for DSU players
Family, friends visit pond where bodies of Dickinson State students found
DICKINSON, N.D. – Teammates and family members threw roses and softballs Wednesday into the farm pond where three North Dakota college softball players were found dead inside their sunken sport utility vehicle.
- Lisa Call, reporter with the Dickinson Press, talks about the location of the pond where three students died
- Stark County Sheriff Clarence Tuhy describes the search for the students' SUV and how cell phone tower "pings" from the students' last calls for help were used to narrow the search area
- Dickinson police Lt. Rod Banyai reads a statement Wednesday morning about the discovery of the SUV
- Parents and teammates throw roses and softballs
- Friends and family gather Wednesday
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Pipeline break sends sewage into north Fargo homes
Mike Joelson’s north Fargo home survived last spring’s major flooding untouched but didn’t escape undamaged Wednesday after a surge of raw sewage.
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Clay adds two more H1N1 clinics
Clay County health officials announced Wednesday two more opportunities for local residents to receive the H1N1, or swine flu, vaccine.
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