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NDAD INSIGHT 2nd power chair welcome transportation for 'Speedy'
Donald Shock eagerly welcomes each springs arrival to Dickinson, N.D. and for good reason. I dont try to stand idle, said Shock, 73. Im either going somewhere or trying to enjoy the fresh air. Its ...
Posted on 6/14/13 at 3:20 PM
LAGNIAPPE: A FOOD BLOG The sidewalk incident
Now I know why, when I was a child, my mother always admonished me to pick up my feet. While walking down a street in Milwaukee recently, I became the victim of an uneven sidewalk. One minute I was ta...
Posted on 6/6/13 at 12:36 PM
OH LOOK, A SHINY THING! 10 Rules for Naming a Baby
Selecting a name for your baby isn't easy, with so many names to choose from. At the risk of putting my foot in it, because I'm not a parent and have never had to make this kind of life-altering deci...
Posted on 12/13/12 at 10:00 PM
REPUBLIC INSIDER Winner native wows 'Idol' judges
For more info, click here to read our story in today's edition of The Daily Republic....
Posted on 1/14/10 at 4:07 AM
Fancy salmon dish not hard to make
Sometimes you want to make a nice, fancy dinner for yourself, your partner or your family.
The ideal dish is a perfectly done salmon filet with a delectable sauce and garnished with shallots and sun dried tomatoes atop lightly sautéed spinach.
By Forum staff reports , October 30, 2012
Halgrimson: Trip to Cities filled with culinary delights
It used to be that if you wanted to go to a restaurant and have something other than steaks or chops or fried chicken, you had to travel.
By Andrea Hunter Halgrimson , October 30, 2012
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DJs and dance music replacing full bands as arena seat-fillers 
FARGO – Rumors of rock ’n roll’s death may be exaggerated, but lately its heart has been missing a beat. While it’s getting harder to find rock bands to pack stadiums, a different type of performers are stepping up to bigger stages.
By John Lamb , October 29, 2012
Perimenopause can be a confusing, frustrating time for women
FARGO - Developmental psychologist and women’s mental health expert Deborah Wagner says contrary to popular belief, menopause is the calm after the storm.
“While there are a number of unpleasant aspects of menopause, the true storm erupts in perimenopause,” she says.
By Meredith Holt , October 29, 2012
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Parenting Perspectives: Keeping our Houdini clothed
It’s no secret we want our children to learn to do things for themselves. After all, it makes our life as parents much more manageable.
By Kerri Kava , October 29, 2012
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Healthy Body, Hot Life: Could ‘kissing diet’ rekindle some passion?
“I’ve been married for a decade and each year my husband becomes less and less affectionate. I don’t remember the last time he kissed me.”
By Chris Linnares , October 25, 2012
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The Great Indoors: How to make Halloween eyeballs
The other day my co-worker Josh Thomas came up to me and said, “For the next blog segment, I’d like to show you how to make some really great eyeballs.”
I was intrigued, and with Halloween coming up I felt like living on the edge.
By Tracy Briggs , October 24, 2012
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Positively Beautiful: Consider alternatives to sweets
Concerned about the upcoming sugar rush on Wednesday? The giant sized bags of mini-Snickers may be even scarier than the costumes.
By Dr. Susan Mathison, Areavoices.com , October 24, 2012
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Thursday review: Body butter effective, potently fragrant, a bit pricey
FARGO – This time of year, colder temps and indoor heat can leave my skin feeling dry and irritated.
I recently tried Yamerra all-natural shea butter hair and body butters and found they are great for dry skin. It even works to soften cracked heels and tame frizzy, flyaway hair.
By Tracy Frank , October 24, 2012
Negotiating wage increases key to future wealth for women
FARGO - In 2003, Carnegie Mellon University economist Linda Babcock released the book “Women Don’t Ask,” which explored the gender divide when it comes to negotiating.
By Sherri Richards , October 18, 2012
Holt: Kickboxing helps kick-start routine
FARGO – My experience with women’s kickboxing reminded me of my short-lived ballet career. A poor-quality home video shows a 7-year-old Meredith lagging behind a dozen other pint-sized dancers clad in sequins and tutus.
By Meredith Holt , October 18, 2012
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5 Things Friday: Five ways to escape a bad date
FARGO – A first date can be an exciting experience filled with anticipation and possibility. But it can also be a dreadful affair that has you counting down the minutes until it’s over.
By Tracy Frank , October 18, 2012
Hungry for More: Profiteroles
Host Jim Manney is back at Mezzaluna with Chef Eric Watson learning how to make the delectable dessert profiteroles with homemade ice cream and chocolate sauce.
October 17, 2012
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Happy days: Area women share their thoughts on most joyful times of their lives
Megan Havig is happy at her current age of 23 because the “world is at her fingertips.”
“I love life, and it just keeps getting better,” said the Minnesota State University Moorhead student. “I’ve made mistakes, but you can’t have regrets.”
By Anna G. Larson , October 15, 2012
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