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SLOWINGTHERACINGMIND She Wasn’t a Saint, but…
by Stacy Bender The early morning call caused me to pause before I answered. When I did, little time passed before I knew the truth: Grandma Lois did not wake up yesterday. I have written about my ...
Posted on 5/23/13 at 6:18 AM
FARMBLEAT Birthdays and spinnerbaits
Imagine a future with more birthdays a future without cancer. It never hurts to dream big! The American Cancer Society is celebrating its 100th birthday May 22 and, with it, the many milestones it ...
Posted on 5/21/13 at 4:07 PM
THROUGH THE LENS: PHOTOGRAPHER BY DAY, PHOTOGRAPHER BY NIGHT 26.2...A "marathon" of words!
I have photographed the Fargo Marathon for the last few years. The experience of quickly moving from location to location to photograph runners and the stuff they go through is amazing. What is more a...
Posted on 5/21/13 at 10:54 AM
PRAIRIE FARE Be Inspired on a North Dakota Road Trip
"Wow, Mom, this is an animal vacation!" my older daughter exclaimed. She was about 9 at the time. "It's more like 'Animal House' in this vehicle!" I replied, glancing over my shoulder at my three e...
Posted on 5/19/13 at 2:55 PM
THE GAY AGENDA Moving on up
Today's Forum carries an interesting story where a number of couples were interviewed regarding their plans for the future now that Minnesota has made same gender marriage legal. Minnesota Marriage ...
Posted on 5/19/13 at 10:10 AM
Son’s quick-thinking CPR on dad recognized by Moorhead police
MOORHEAD – Nick Enger was sleeping on his parents’ couch in Moorhead when he woke up to what he thought sounded like wheezing.
He ran to his parents’ bedroom, where his mom was trying to perform CPR on his dad. Nick ran back downstairs.
By Charly Haley , May 21, 2013
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HerVoice: Woman turns apartment into Santa’s workshop to make gift baskets for homeless kids
WEST FARGO – Rosie Coleman lives in a small one-bedroom apartment that looks like it could double as Santa’s workshop.
By Tracy Frank , May 21, 2013
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Parenting Perspectives: Like beauty, coolness is in the eye of the beholder
I have noted before that there is a vast distance between me and my daughter on the coolness scale.
By Kathy Tofflemire , May 20, 2013
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Older parents share their experiences raising kids later in life
FARGO -- In 1987, Tom and Carol Moore weren’t the typical parents of a newborn.
By Anna G. Larson , May 20, 2013
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Minding Our Elders: Siblings disagree about mom seeking dementia evaluation
Dear Carol: My sister Jean has wanted our mom to see a doctor about memory issues for months but Mom says she’s fine. Jean lives out of town, so she set aside a day to come into town and take Mom to lunch and get Mom’s hair cut. Then, Jean sprung a doctor appointment on Mom and, not surprisingly, Mom refused to go. She and Jean had a fight. I took Mom’s side, which probably didn’t help matters.
By Carol Bradley Bursack , May 18, 2013
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Coming Home: My love of wildflowers started young
When I was 10 years old, I was obsessed with wildflowers. Obsessed.
Coincidentally, I was also obsessed with 4-H.
By Jessie Veeder , May 18, 2013
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A vulnerable time: Widows need to guard against ‘financial wolves’
FARGO - Beth Schaible was a young mother when she first faced the possibility of widowhood. Her husband, Calvin, was diagnosed with skin cancer in his 30s. Doctors gave him 50/50 odds, she says.
He survived, but the scare helped the Fargo couple stay connected and communicate about the “what ifs” in life, including their financial picture.
By Sherri Richards , May 16, 2013
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Three Moorhead High seniors create an event to empower girls and promote self-esteem
MOORHEAD – Over ice cream, best friends Olivia Bergh, Ama Frederickson and Annise Montplaisir would talk about self-esteem in girls – how girls dress or act a certain way to get attention and about the time Montplaisir saw a girl walk into the bathroom, look in a mirror, and say “ew.”
By Sherri Richards , May 14, 2013
Longing for a 'like': Clamor for social media popularity adds to teen woes
CASSELTON, N.D. - As if high school weren’t tough enough, social media has teens trying to be “liked” on a virtual level.
By Tracy Frank , May 13, 2013
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Parenting Perspectives: Keeping an open heart in the midst of rejection
My husband, Craig, is ready to leave for work, but can’t quite shake the 24-pound weight clinging to his ankles. Once again, I peel little Owen off his “Da Da,” to screams and shrieks and slaps.
By Sherri Richards , May 13, 2013
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Local working moms say with right mindset, anyone can run a half-marathon
WEST FARGO – Michelle Donarski runs for the mochas.
Every Saturday morning, the 45-year-old West Fargo woman runs with a group of friends who call themselves the WHORS – Women High on Running.
Afterward, they go out for coffee.
By Meredith Holt , May 12, 2013
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Leaving a legacy: Artist with Parkinson’s makes books for future grandchildren
WEST FARGO - Carol Morken hopes she’s taught her three children to choose happiness, health and wisdom. It’s her mantra.
“It’s such a choice to say those things. I’m really not healthy, but yet I am,” she says.
By Anna G. Larson , May 11, 2013
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Coming Home: Imagining mom before she was Mom
I like to imagine my mother before I knew her, before she became a mom to my big sister and wife to my father.
I like to imagine her with long, straight hair, jeans hugging her ballerina legs, high heels clicking along the pavement and her tan, elegant arms that opened out wide to the world.
By Jessie Veeder , May 11, 2013
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Minding Our Elders: Small things important to aging mom
Dear Readers: Like most of us, I grew up hearing that it’s the little things that count. I’m becoming increasingly aware of the truth in the old adage. As I look back this Mother’s Day on my mom’s last year of life, I remember how important the smallest things became to her as time went by.
By Carol Bradley Bursack , May 11, 2013
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Jacob, Sophia climb to the top of baby names
WASHINGTON — Talk about high expectations for a newborn: King and Messiah are among the fastest-rising baby names for American boys. They're just a little behind Major, the boy's name that jumped the most spots on the Social Security Administration's annual list of popular baby names.
By Associated Press , May 09, 2013
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