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FARGO SCHOOL TALK WATCH D.O.G.S. invade north side elementary
An idea to get fathers more involved in the school their child attends has taken hold in a northside elementary, thanks to an employee at a southside one. Laura Sokolofsky, counselor at Jefferson El...
Posted on 5/10/13 at 8:37 AM
HEALTHY TIDBITS Port Cities Luncheon, Greysolon Ballroom
The Port Cities Luncheon this year will be at the Greysolon Ballroom located at 231 East Superior Street, Wednesday, May 8th. The change in venue is due to the water problems at the Radisson Hotel. T...
Posted on 4/17/13 at 5:47 PM
UND NEWS UND business and public administration students find classroom is all around them in D.C.
University of North Dakota Associate Professor of Political Science and Public Administration Dana Harsell recalls chatting a few years ago with a dean from one of those fancy public policy schools sm...
Posted on 3/15/13 at 9:48 AM
REPUBLIC INSIDER It's all up to Tim
One man is in control of this. Tim Johnson holds the key. Tim Johnson can end the speculation. Tim Johnson has the ability to shape the South Dakota political scene for the next two years. When will...
Posted on 3/6/13 at 11:09 PM
THE BRIDGEHUNTER'S CHRONICLES One bridge spared, two on the way out?
Sioux Falls' local bridge receives a new life; Wheeling Suspension Bridge failing; Sewell Falls Bridge to be razed and replaced With Sequestration (the process of initializing automatic budget cu...
Posted on 3/4/13 at 7:29 AM
Berg tops House ‘millionaires club’ 
Politico analyzes reps’ financial disclosure reports
North Dakota Rep.-elect Rick Berg “appears to be the wealthiest newly elected Republican” in the U.S. House, according to an analysis by Politico.
December 02, 2010
NFL: Vikes savor win, try to stay on track
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. – The Minnesota Vikings were consistently conservative under Brad Childress, and his firing sparked assumptions the offense would become more animated and give Brett Favre more freedom to call his favorite plays.
By Dave Campbell / AP Sports Writer , November 30, 2010
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NFL: Adrian Peterson leaves with ankle injury
Adrian Peterson injured his right ankle in the first half of the Minnesota Vikings’ 17-13 victory over the Washington Redskins on Sunday and did not return.
By Associated Press , November 29, 2010
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NFL: Vikes deliver win for Frazier in coaching debut
LANDOVER, Md. – Brett Favre’s voice was a raspy whisper and he rattled a lozenge around in his mouth as he spoke about the 10-yard scramble his creaky legs managed to carve out Sunday, helping seal his Minnesota Vikings’ 17-13 victory over the Washington Redskins.
By Howard Fendrich / AP Pro Football Writer , November 29, 2010
NFL: Vikings’ Peterson hurts right ankle vs Redskins
LANDOVER, Md. – Adrian Peterson injured his right ankle in the first half of the Minnesota Vikings’ 17-13 victory over the Washington Redskins on Sunday and did not return.
By Associated Press , November 28, 2010
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Barnes County North school honored in Washington
Only school in North Dakota to receive Blue Ribbon Schools award
ROGERS, N.D. – There’s a charge in the air at the North Central campus of Barnes County North here as students and staff prepare to celebrate the joining of a program, and it’s been years in the making.
By Ben Rodgers, Forum Communications Co. , November 22, 2010
Conrad mulls Ag Committee chairmanship
Sen. Kent Conrad, D-N.D., may leave his powerful position as chairman of the Senate Budget Committee to take the chairmanship of the Agriculture Committee.
By Chuck Haga and Ryan Johnson, Forum Communications Co. , November 12, 2010
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Conrad: Deficit reality looms for nation
Says unpopular steps needed to face problem
Senate Budget Committee Chairman Kent Conrad warned Thursday the solutions necessary to fix the nation’s staggering fiscal problems are “not going to be popular.”
November 12, 2010
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With new faces in Washington, leaders begin to regroup on flood funding
Local leaders are regrouping after Tuesday’s defeat of two congressmen who were expected to play key roles in securing federal funding for the proposed Fargo-Moorhead diversion.
By Heidi Shaffer , November 07, 2010
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Stalemate might not be bad for economy
WASHINGTON – Fresh off sweeping gains in Tuesday’s elections, Republicans vowed to shrink government and repeal President Barack Obama’s health care law.
By Associated Press , November 03, 2010
Comics rally for civility in front of thousands on National Mall
WASHINGTON – Three days before hotly contested national elections, a pair of comedians drew tens of thousands to the National Mall on Saturday with a blend of jokes and music meant to counter some of the anger and fear they see in the country.
By McClatchy Newspapers , October 31, 2010
Fargo couple says Stewart-Colbert rally ‘friendly’
According to a Fargo couple, sanity and civility won out at the Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear.
By John Lamb , October 31, 2010
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NHL: Wild’s Backstrom strong in net in 2-1 win vs. Caps
ST. PAUL – Niklas Backstrom stopped 21 shots, and the Minnesota Wild slowed down speedy Washington in a 2-1 victory over the suddenly punchless Capitals on Thursday night.
By Dave Campbell / AP Sports Writer , October 28, 2010
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Conrad says financial collapse was imminent in 2008
Says criticism of bailouts ignores severity of crisis
It began with an emergency meeting one mid-September evening in 2008 with fewer than 20 of the nation’s most influential leaders on fiscal policy. Kent Conrad, a North Dakota Democrat and Senate Budget Committee chairman, was among the elite group.
October 22, 2010
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- Conrad describes the "sobering" meeting the final night of TARP negotiations in 2008.
- Conrad says there was unanimous agreement among congressional leaders during the final night of TARP negotiations that "it had to be done"
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American Indian farmers would get funds in class-action settlement
A judge’s gavel appears poised to come down in favor of George and Marilyn Keepseagle and thousands of other American Indian farmers and ranchers who alleged discrimination by the federal government.
By Patrick Springer , October 21, 2010
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