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Sen. Conrad's last patient: federal budget woes
ST. PAUL – Dakota interrupted Sen. Kent Conrad as he discussed the impending “fiscal cliff.” The North Dakota Democrat calmed his dog, explaining the pet has cancer and was restless.
Sunday, November, 18, 2012 - INFORUM - News
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ST. PAUL – Dakota interrupted Sen. Kent Conrad as he discussed the impending “fiscal cliff.” The North Dakota Democrat calmed his dog, explaining the pet has cancer and was restless.
Sunday, November, 18, 2012 - INFORUM - News
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Minn. shooting that hurt 5 likely gang-related
AUSTIN, Minn. — Authorities say a weekend shooting that injured five people outside a southern Minnesota events center likely was gang-related.
Tuesday, November, 13, 2012 - INFORUM - News
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AUSTIN, Minn. — Authorities say a weekend shooting that injured five people outside a southern Minnesota events center likely was gang-related.
Tuesday, November, 13, 2012 - INFORUM - News
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5 shot, injured at southern Minnesota events center
AUSTIN, Minn. – Five people were injured – including two critically – after shots were fired in the parking lot of a southern Minnesota events center.
Monday, November, 12, 2012 - INFORUM - News
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AUSTIN, Minn. – Five people were injured – including two critically – after shots were fired in the parking lot of a southern Minnesota events center.
Monday, November, 12, 2012 - INFORUM - News
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Eriksmoen: Founder of Grand Forks Herald wielded political influence in North Dakota
From 1882 to 1906, Republican kingpin Alexander McKenzie and his lieutenants controlled most of the political decisions made in northern Dakota Territory, and later in North Dakota.
Sunday, November, 11, 2012 - INFORUM - News
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From 1882 to 1906, Republican kingpin Alexander McKenzie and his lieutenants controlled most of the political decisions made in northern Dakota Territory, and later in North Dakota.
Sunday, November, 11, 2012 - INFORUM - News
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Mahnomen shuts out Barnum in Minnesota state football playoffs
DULUTH, Minn. – Mahnomen’s defense was every bit as good as advertised. The Indians entered the Minnesota Class 1A state football tournament having posted seven shutouts and given up an average of 3.5 points per game, with the first-string unit not allowing a single point during the regular season.
Saturday, November, 10, 2012 - INFORUM - Sports
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DULUTH, Minn. – Mahnomen’s defense was every bit as good as advertised. The Indians entered the Minnesota Class 1A state football tournament having posted seven shutouts and given up an average of 3.5 points per game, with the first-string unit not allowing a single point during the regular season.
Saturday, November, 10, 2012 - INFORUM - Sports
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Suspected gang member charged for making terroristic threats with his tattoo
MINNEAPOLIS — A suspected gang member in Minnesota whose tattoo includes a police officer's badge number and depicts a gun in a pig's mouth has been charged with making terroristic threats.
Saturday, November, 10, 2012 - INFORUM - News
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MINNEAPOLIS — A suspected gang member in Minnesota whose tattoo includes a police officer's badge number and depicts a gun in a pig's mouth has been charged with making terroristic threats.
Saturday, November, 10, 2012 - INFORUM - News
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Charges: Man's pig tattoo was Minneapolis cop threat
MINNEAPOLIS — An alleged gang member is accused of threatening a Minneapolis police officer by posting a pig tattoo on Facebook.
Friday, November, 09, 2012 - INFORUM - News
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MINNEAPOLIS — An alleged gang member is accused of threatening a Minneapolis police officer by posting a pig tattoo on Facebook.
Friday, November, 09, 2012 - INFORUM - News
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Sputtering Vikings search for passing solutions
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. – The Minnesota Vikings are trying to figure out how to get off the ground. They struggled through another poor performance by Christian Ponder in Sunday’s loss at Seattle, wasting 182 yards and two touchdowns rushing by Adrian Peterson. As the toughest part of their schedule comes into view, the Vikings are searching for solutions to their sputtering passing attack. Sound familiar?
Monday, November, 05, 2012 - INFORUM - Sports
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EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. – The Minnesota Vikings are trying to figure out how to get off the ground. They struggled through another poor performance by Christian Ponder in Sunday’s loss at Seattle, wasting 182 yards and two touchdowns rushing by Adrian Peterson. As the toughest part of their schedule comes into view, the Vikings are searching for solutions to their sputtering passing attack. Sound familiar?
Monday, November, 05, 2012 - INFORUM - Sports
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Jailers worry about dental floss as a weapon
WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. — Dental floss may prevent toothaches, but it's given jailers plenty of headaches. When a group of New York prisoners sued last month to demand access to dental floss, officials said they had to consider “security issues.” As it turns out, jail — and jailbreak — history is tightly tangled with the stringy decay fighter.
Thursday, October, 25, 2012 - INFORUM - News
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WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. — Dental floss may prevent toothaches, but it's given jailers plenty of headaches. When a group of New York prisoners sued last month to demand access to dental floss, officials said they had to consider “security issues.” As it turns out, jail — and jailbreak — history is tightly tangled with the stringy decay fighter.
Thursday, October, 25, 2012 - INFORUM - News
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Authorities bust drug-trafficking ring involving gang members
FARGO – Six people are charged in federal court here, and two more are expected to be, in connection with an alleged drug-trafficking organization that federal, state and local authorities have been investigating since May 2011, court records show.
Wednesday, October, 24, 2012 - INFORUM - News
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FARGO – Six people are charged in federal court here, and two more are expected to be, in connection with an alleged drug-trafficking organization that federal, state and local authorities have been investigating since May 2011, court records show.
Wednesday, October, 24, 2012 - INFORUM - News
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'Taken 2' takes down 'Argo' in close weekend at box office
LOS ANGELES — Liam Neeson's “Taken 2” has defended its box-office title with a narrow win over Ben Affleck's “Argo.”
Monday, October, 15, 2012 - INFORUM - News
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LOS ANGELES — Liam Neeson's “Taken 2” has defended its box-office title with a narrow win over Ben Affleck's “Argo.”
Monday, October, 15, 2012 - INFORUM - News
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Zaleski: Rotten vegetables flying everywhere …
When I wrote a couple of weeks ago about the early autumn “veggie wars” waged by my young family many years ago, I thought our story was unique. Not so.
Sunday, October, 14, 2012 - INFORUM - Opinion
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When I wrote a couple of weeks ago about the early autumn “veggie wars” waged by my young family many years ago, I thought our story was unique. Not so.
Sunday, October, 14, 2012 - INFORUM - Opinion
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Charlie Brown, 'Peanuts' pals head to big-screen
LOS ANGELES — Charlie Brown and his "Peanuts" pals are coming to the big-screen.
Tuesday, October, 09, 2012 - INFORUM - Life
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LOS ANGELES — Charlie Brown and his "Peanuts" pals are coming to the big-screen.
Tuesday, October, 09, 2012 - INFORUM - Life
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Raymond Edward Melheim
The Rev. Raymond Edward Melheim died in his sleep on Thursday, September 27, at Eventide Nursing Home in Jamestown, ND. Born on May 19, 1920, in Sioux City, Iowa, to Martin and Mary Melheim, Ray grew up on top of the Morningside hill and attended Joy School with a “gang” of friends in a day when “gang” was a good word. He was working as a fireman on the railroad when WWII started. Ray enlisted in the Army on May 27, 1942, and fought with the 81st Division (Wildcat Brigade) in the South Pacific Theater for 3 1/2 years. He served as a Staff Sergeant in the Philippines, the Battles of Leyte and Peleliu, and took part in the occupation of Japan following the war. He earned the Philippine Liberation Ribbon, a Bronze Star and a Good Conduct Medal. Upon his return stateside, he graduated from Augustana College, Sioux Falls, SD, received a Masters of Divinity from Luther Seminary in St. Paul, MN and was ordained into the Lutheran ministry in 1951.
While on internship in Chetek, WI, he met his love, a farmer’s daughter, Kathryn Lenbom of Chetek, WI and married her on August 26, 1951. For thirty-eight years they served Christ’s church with a love for people and a zeal for missions. Ray enjoyed knocking on doors, telling stories, planting gardens, and dragging stray students, visitors and widowed folks home for Sunday dinners in Souris, ND, Dilworth, MN, Williston, ND, and Parshall, ND.
Friday, September, 28, 2012 - INFORUM - Obits
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The Rev. Raymond Edward Melheim died in his sleep on Thursday, September 27, at Eventide Nursing Home in Jamestown, ND. Born on May 19, 1920, in Sioux City, Iowa, to Martin and Mary Melheim, Ray grew up on top of the Morningside hill and attended Joy School with a “gang” of friends in a day when “gang” was a good word. He was working as a fireman on the railroad when WWII started. Ray enlisted in the Army on May 27, 1942, and fought with the 81st Division (Wildcat Brigade) in the South Pacific Theater for 3 1/2 years. He served as a Staff Sergeant in the Philippines, the Battles of Leyte and Peleliu, and took part in the occupation of Japan following the war. He earned the Philippine Liberation Ribbon, a Bronze Star and a Good Conduct Medal. Upon his return stateside, he graduated from Augustana College, Sioux Falls, SD, received a Masters of Divinity from Luther Seminary in St. Paul, MN and was ordained into the Lutheran ministry in 1951.
While on internship in Chetek, WI, he met his love, a farmer’s daughter, Kathryn Lenbom of Chetek, WI and married her on August 26, 1951. For thirty-eight years they served Christ’s church with a love for people and a zeal for missions. Ray enjoyed knocking on doors, telling stories, planting gardens, and dragging stray students, visitors and widowed folks home for Sunday dinners in Souris, ND, Dilworth, MN, Williston, ND, and Parshall, ND.
Friday, September, 28, 2012 - INFORUM - Obits
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Spuds stay perfect with 40-20 win over Fergus Falls
MOORHEAD – Moorhead running back Chase Morlock was not about to let a little cold and windy weather ruin his homecoming.
Saturday, September, 22, 2012 - INFORUM - Sports
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MOORHEAD – Moorhead running back Chase Morlock was not about to let a little cold and windy weather ruin his homecoming.
Saturday, September, 22, 2012 - INFORUM - Sports
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Fargo’s statue of famous Viking leader gives Norwegian-Americans sense of own history
FARGO – When Gange Rolf first arrived here in 1912, everyone knew his name. In fact, 15,000 people showed up to welcome him to North Dakota.
Wednesday, September, 19, 2012 - INFORUM - News
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FARGO – When Gange Rolf first arrived here in 1912, everyone knew his name. In fact, 15,000 people showed up to welcome him to North Dakota.
Wednesday, September, 19, 2012 - INFORUM - News
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Chicago teachers vote to return to classroom
CHICAGO — The city's teachers agreed Tuesday to return to the classroom after more than a week on the picket lines, ending a spiteful stalemate with Mayor Rahm Emanuel that put teacher evaluations and job security at the center of a national debate about the future of public education.
Tuesday, September, 18, 2012 - INFORUM - News
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CHICAGO — The city's teachers agreed Tuesday to return to the classroom after more than a week on the picket lines, ending a spiteful stalemate with Mayor Rahm Emanuel that put teacher evaluations and job security at the center of a national debate about the future of public education.
Tuesday, September, 18, 2012 - INFORUM - News
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Chicago mayor: Court must end teachers' strike
CHICAGO — Mayor Rahm Emanuel asked a state court Monday to force Chicago school teachers back to work and end a weeklong strike he calls illegal.
Monday, September, 17, 2012 - INFORUM - News
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CHICAGO — Mayor Rahm Emanuel asked a state court Monday to force Chicago school teachers back to work and end a weeklong strike he calls illegal.
Monday, September, 17, 2012 - INFORUM - News
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Weighing offer, Chicago teachers remain on strike
CHICAGO — Chicago teachers uncomfortable with a tentative contract offer decided Sunday to remain on strike, insisting they need more time before deciding whether to end an acrimonious standoff with Mayor Rahm Emanuel that will keep 350,000 students out of class for at least two more days.
Sunday, September, 16, 2012 - INFORUM - News
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CHICAGO — Chicago teachers uncomfortable with a tentative contract offer decided Sunday to remain on strike, insisting they need more time before deciding whether to end an acrimonious standoff with Mayor Rahm Emanuel that will keep 350,000 students out of class for at least two more days.
Sunday, September, 16, 2012 - INFORUM - News
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Man charged in militia plot arrested in Bismarck
BISMARCK — Authorities say an ex-soldier from Minnesota who one of five more men charged in connection with an anti-government militia was arrested on the campus of Bismarck State University.
Saturday, September, 15, 2012 - INFORUM - News
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BISMARCK — Authorities say an ex-soldier from Minnesota who one of five more men charged in connection with an anti-government militia was arrested on the campus of Bismarck State University.
Saturday, September, 15, 2012 - INFORUM - News
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