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STAFF BLOG CAPITOL CHATTER Local officials ask state for more flexibility
Local government officials say they could help citizens better if the state got off their back. State and local officials relationship has eroded, according to Executive Director Jim Miller of the ...
Posted on 1/23/12 at 6:53 PM
RENEW ND Finding Fargo's way to the good life
Thanks to Dr. Roy (Indiana Jones) Hammerling for a fantastic kick-off for the speakers forum as we work together to find Fargo's way to the good life. Thanks also to a strong group of citizen designer...
Posted on 4/29/11 at 8:19 AM
THE CITY BEAT LGA unallotment, property tax hikes, Part 2
Update 10:36 p.m. June 18, 2009: I checked Matt Entenza's charts and they show only projected tax increases in different cities or groups of cities throughout the state. He said the charts are ...
Posted on 6/17/09 at 10:04 PM
Fargo business owner accused of making threatening gun gesture toward city commissioner 
FARGO – Prosecutors here are considering poten-tial disorderly conduct charges against a local business owner accused of making a threatening gun gesture during a city planning meeting last week.
June 01, 2009
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Fargo officials working on sign rules
Piepkorn says he’ll have plan ready for City Commission on MondayFargo’s three-month moratorium on LED signs going up on the premises of companies could be modified by next week, easing worries of sign makers that a moratorium would hurt their businesses.
By Helmut Schmidt , May 27, 2009
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Pot-bellied pig at center of Akeley, Minn., controversy
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AKELEY, Minn. – The city council here is all in a tizzy over a pig named Tilly.
By Jean Ruzicka , May 18, 2009
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Board of Equalization to meet on Tuesday
The Fargo Board of Equalization will hold its annual meeting at 7:30 a.m. Tuesday in the City Hall Commission Room, 200 3rd St. N.
The City Commission meets annually as the Board of Equalization to equalize property tax valuations.
By Forum staff reports , May 08, 2009
Fargodome still making money this year despite losses from Eagles concert, cancelled rodeo
FARGO - The Fargodome is still well in the black through March, despite the loss of revenue from a rodeo and much lower than expected ticket sales for a concert by the rock group The Eagles.
By Helmut Schmidt , April 22, 2009
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GF police officer appeals mayor's decision to fire him
GRAND FORKS, N.D. - A police officer here convicted of reckless endangerment has filed an appeal of the city's mayor's decision to fire him, the city's human resources director, Darryl Hovland, said Wednesday.
By Archie Ingersoll , April 22, 2009
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Development group plans to rehab downtown Fargo building into loft apartments
FARGO - Another building once considered an eyesore in downtown Fargo will likely soon have new life, this time holding a dozen loft apartments under its roof.
By Helmut Schmidt , April 22, 2009
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Grand Forks mayor fires police officer involved in controversial winter traffic stop
GRAND FORKS, N.D. - Grand Forks Mayor Mike Brown has fired a police officer convicted of reckless endangerment following a cold-weather traffic stop in February 2008.
By Archie Ingersoll , April 14, 2009
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Clay County Republicans elect officers, delegates
At the Clay County Republicans’ annual convention, the following officers were elected:
By Forum staff reports , March 24, 2009
Clay backs cost-cutting measures
Sheriff Department to up security, processing feesThe Clay County Commission voted Tuesday to adopt more than $800,000 worth of cuts and revenue enhancements suggested by county department heads. Commissioners also authorized administrators to gauge employee willingness to voluntarily take days off without pay to help the county deal with an anticipated budget shortfall of about $1 million.
By Dave Olson , March 18, 2009
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Clay County declares emergency as roads flood
The Clay County Commission declared a state of emergency Tuesday, a necessary step if Clay County wants to access special resources and later recoup costs associated with battling a spring flood officials fear will be severe.
By Dave Olson , March 18, 2009
Fargo police conducting spring traffic safety blitz Thursday, Friday
FARGO – Police here will conduct a two-day traffic safety blitz on Thursday and Friday.
March 17, 2009
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Grand Forks leaders mull $7.9 million plan to extend dikes by 3 feet
GRAND FORKS, N.D. - If flooding on the Red River were to exceed the height of Grand Forks’ dikes, it could cost the city $4.15 million to raise the dikes another 3 feet, City Engineer Al Grasser told the City Council on Monday.
By By Tu-Uyen Tran , March 17, 2009
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Clay County declared to be in state of emergency because of potential flooding
MOORHEAD – The Clay County Commission this morning declared a state of emergency in the county as officials prepare for what they expect to be severe flooding.
By Dave Olson , March 17, 2009
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