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TIME AT THE TABLE: RECONNECTING FAMILIES ONE TABLE AT A TIME Five Ways Lighten Up this Summer
Get up 15 minutes earlier with a sit down breakfast (start your day at the dinner table) Choose foods that don't come with labels (Ex: more fruits & vegetables) Leave work at work, and focu...
Posted on 6/5/12 at 11:20 AM
THE NEW FORTY There's a new social butterfly in town...
I fully recognized something today...I realized that I am now one of those "older" people who findunending delight in having conversations with children. It's been coming for awhile. I can recall the...
Posted on 5/20/12 at 10:45 PM
NEW PLATEAUS Neighborhood Spotlight #1: The Character
The three-story, blue/gray home stands on the corner of 31st and Portland. If you fly by on the one-way heading south, nothing would stick out about this particular property. Walking, though, takes on...
Posted on 3/9/12 at 5:40 PM
RURAL REFLECTIONS Letter to Dave
Dear Dave, I enjoyed our talk last week even thought it was cut short by the Achilles heal of cell phones, the network upon which they operate. The technology which has removed the phone booth from st...
Posted on 6/17/11 at 6:03 AM
RENEW ND Further river setbacks needed
"There is no silver bullet for comprehensive water management, but there may be silver buckshot". This is a quote often used by Lance Yohe of the Red River Basin Commission and others. It helps make t...
Posted on 4/24/11 at 8:22 AM
Lind: Readers inquire about city names 
Bowman and Havana are North Dakota towns on opposite corners of the state. But Neighbors has received inquiries about how both of them got their names.
By Bob Lind , May 12, 2013
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Lind: Man honors mother-in-law on Mother’s Day
Today we all honor our mothers, as well we should. But here’s a story about a man who one Mother’s Day honored another important woman in his life: his mother-in-law.
By Bob Lind , May 11, 2013
Lind: North Dakota boys raised pet crow that did tricks, chased dog
Here’s a story to crow about. Dean Sorum, of Moorhead, writes that his wife, the former Carol Orser, used to live in Colgate, N.D., as did her cousins Jim and Charles Wright.
By Bob Lind , April 27, 2013
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Grafton woman took ups, downs with a smile
Neighbors has heard stories of many people of northern European descent. But this is the first story it’s learned of someone whose parents came from Luxembourg.
By Bob Lind , April 20, 2013
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Neighbors: Berger boys sure made their mark
Lorraine Berger has every reason to be proud of her father.
He was a man who, with his family, moved around a lot because he was continually offered better positions in the field of education.
By Bob Lind , April 14, 2013
Neighbors: Berger boys sure made their mark
Lorraine Berger has every reason to be proud of her father.
He was a man who, with his family, moved around a lot because he was continually offered better positions in the field of education.
By Bob Lind , April 14, 2013
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Lind: Memories of quintuplets born 79 years ago
It’s been 79 years since the Dionne quintuplets were born in Canada. But people still remember them, and better yet, come up with mementoes of them.
By Bob Lind , April 08, 2013
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Lind: Story of Perham family filled with joys, heartaches
It’s the story of Herman and Louise Nieman, of Perham, Minn., and of their children. All 13 of them.
By Bob Lind , April 06, 2013
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Lind: Wife gets sympathy letter for husband who wasn’t dead
One day in 1983, Pearl Nissen received a sympathy letter because of the death of her husband, Ira.
By Bob Lind , April 05, 2013
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Lind: Ministry gives hope, guidance to female inmates
The napkins on the tables, Karen Adams tells the women, are “crying towels.”
That’s good, one of the women tells her, because “we do a lot of crying here.”
“Here” is the Cass County Jail in Fargo. The women are inmates.
By Bob Lind , March 30, 2013
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Lind: Ladies of Lunch going strong after nearly 50 years
It was a Wednesday when the four women first got together for lunch.
That was 49 years ago. And those women, plus several others, all from the same Fargo neighborhood, have been having lunch together virtually every Wednesday since then.
By Bob Lind , March 23, 2013
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Lind: Hum of plant’s generators audible in summer
Today, Neighbors’ mailbag contains messages about a mix of items: jazz, a power plant and old railroad days.
By Bob Lind , March 16, 2013
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Lind: Mother continues to wait for justice in son’s death
It’s been almost four years since John Lindeman was shot down in cold blood in Phoenix. But his killers still haven’t been found.
By Bob Lind , March 02, 2013
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Lind: Poem query leads to many citing former North Dakota poet laureate
A Neighbors reader had a question: What was the title of a poem she’d learned in school years ago, and who was its author?
By Bob Lind , February 23, 2013
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Neighbors: Poem of long ago taught children the presidents
Folks continue to write in about schools in the past having kids learn poetry.
By Bob Lind , February 12, 2013
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