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SUNDOG Why Is The Music Cranked to 11?
The Loudness War is on. Music recording artists and their governing labels have been gradually increasing the loudness level of their music over the past several years. Why? Because they believe that ...
Posted on 4/25/13 at 10:19 AM
THE ADVOCATE: THE STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF MSUM The Advocast 34: The Full Meat of Tips
The Fargo Force offers $2 brewskis for broskis, an adjunct instructor teaches sign language, and Matt and Tyler run through winter running tips. The Advocast 34: The Full Meat of Tips (Right-click to ...
Posted on 11/30/11 at 6:20 PM
FARGO SCHOOL TALK VFW national student essay contests underway
Do you have an aspiring middle or high schoolwriter in your house? The national VFW organization, through its local posts, is holding two student essay contests this fall that pay out big to the natio...
Posted on 10/17/11 at 9:22 AM
HEALTHY TIDBITS What is AVR?
AVR is Audio Visual Resources Inc. I learned about a new business today. They have had over 3o years of experience helping people out. This business includesrental, sales, support and install. What do...
Posted on 9/23/11 at 8:04 PM
STAFF BLOG EVERYTHING ELSE Apple updates iPods, slashes price on new Apple TV
"Apple Inc. took the wraps off its latest iPod media players Wednesday and also updated its Apple TV offering, announcing a more compact and cheaper device that will arrive later this month," the As...
Posted on 9/1/10 at 5:20 PM
Bismarck's pain: Longtime Bobcat workers take news hard
BISMARCK – Ron Vogel reported for his welding job Wednesday morning at the Bobcat Co. plant in Bismarck and was told there would be an important announcement. His co-workers thought the company might talk about a temporary shutdown.
By James MacPherson, Associated Press Writer , September 03, 2009
US housing slump deals blow to Bobcat as many jobs moving to Gwinner
With home construction slumping and no boom in sight, Bobcat Co. -- North Dakota's largest manufacturing firm -- is closing its production line in Bismarck, giving the capital city a cold dose of economic reality.
By Dave Roepke , September 03, 2009
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- Russ Staiger, president of the Bismarck-Mandan Development Association, talks about the impact of the lost Bobcat jobs
- Rich Goldsbury, president of Bobcat Americas, says the company cannot count on its primary market bouncing back from recession
- Goldsbury talks about the pain workers, their families and the Bismarck community will feel from layoffs
- Goldsbury describes how the lackluster housing industry is affecting company
- Goldsbury says the move is designed to help protect jobs
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North Dakota regulators explore penalties in Fargo gas explosion
BISMARCK – North Dakota utility regulators are looking at possible safety violations by Xcel Energy Inc. after a natural gas explosion demolished a Fargo duplex and injured 13 people.
By Dale Wetzel, Associated Press Writer , September 01, 2009
Health care rally draws hundreds
The morning started with emotional speeches from a Fargodome parking lot stage – and chanting and waving of flags from beyond the yellow tape that separated supporters and opponents of comprehensive healthcare reform.
August 30, 2009
Pawlenty praises flood recovery efforts
Says work remains after Moorhead visitMinnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty on Thursday praised flood recovery efforts in the Moorhead area, but added there is “still a lot of work yet to be done” – and quickly.
By Mike Nowatzki , August 28, 2009
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Moorhead mayor to run for third term
After a historic flood fight and eight years on the job, Moorhead Mayor Mark Voxland wants another turn at the helm.
By Mike Nowatzki , August 25, 2009
Flood infrastructure plan OK’d
Moorhead struggles with how to raise fundsThe infrastructure half of a $39 million flood mitigation plan got the go-ahead Monday from Moorhead City Council members, but there’s no consensus yet on how to raise the city’s $8 million share of the bill.
By Dave Roepke , August 25, 2009
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