Forum editorial: It’s a flood in rural areas, too
The flood of 2010, like the flood of 2009, is as much a rural event as it is urban.
RELATED CONTENTA proud tradition at Blues
As the health reform debate winds down, the president and members of his administration continue to attack the health insurance industry.
Not all Irish films as dark, troubling as Lamb suggests
I appreciated the recent column by John Lamb that helped point people in the direction of the lovely, lyrical Irish film “Once,” as well as noting others worth viewing.
It’s not a fight; it’s an act of God
Why in the world is it called a flood fight? You cannot fight Mother Nature. Flooding is an act of God.
Put flood victims in motel rooms
Let’s make it a priority this year, if it floods again, to find comfortable motel rooms for all displaced residents and not add to their stress by assigning them a cot on a cold gym floor.
Omdahl wrong about the ‘spot’
Lloyd Omdahl’s column (Forum, March 8) on term limits is definitely worth the read, with one notable exception.
Funding abortion is not health care
Abortion is not health care. Forcing the public to pay for close to 2 million abortions every year is not health care reform.
Forum editorial: Fickle Red surprises us again
The Red River of the North again has lived up to its reputation for unpredictability. A major flood crest that was expected in two or three weeks is now coming at Fargo-Moorhead in three or four days. The weather service said the river will crest between 37 feet and 39 feet Sunday.
RELATED CONTENTBackbreaking work appreciated
I am writing to send a special thank-you to Larry Kallod and the two dozen community volunteers who, along with Moorhead Mayor Mark Voxland and several City Council members, filled sandbags during the first day of the sandbag filling operations at the Moorhead Public Works building.
Scriptural words to endure flood
The Forum is a major and trusted source of information in the valley. Perhaps you should issue a reminder to the community that along with all the needed physical efforts necessary in preparation of a very possible pending flood, we need to remember President Ronald Reagan’s advice from Scripture:
Little response from the county
We are residents of Forest River Estates, and again this year, like they did in 2009, we have learned that Cass County will be building dikes to protect selected areas, causing the water to back up into our neighborhood.
Address problem, not the symptom
In response to The Forum’s March 14 editorial to “Build it right the first time”:
Tired of paying for deadbeats
Recently, I was in line to pay for a few groceries in the Moorhead Hornbacher’s grocery store.

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