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Flood blends surreal with the all-too-real
From sandbagging on the banks of the Red River to day-to-day tasks like driving to work, life in Fargo-Moorhead hasn't been the same lately. Hopefully, the sound of choppers flying over your head or t...
Posted on 3/29/09 at 9:11 AM
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Flood arrests from spring float away

As the Red River pushed dikes to their brink this March, police warned they would arrest people who walked on the earth levees protecting the cities.

By Dave Roepke , November 29, 2009

FEMA approves funds for another 26 buyouts in Cass County

UPDATED 9:00 a.m.
FARGO – The Federal Emergency Management Agency has agreed to help cover the cost of buying another 26 flood-damaged homes in Cass County, North Dakota’s congressional delegation announced this morning.

By Forum staff report , September 25, 2009

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Fargo asks for more flood bonds

The Fargo City Commission tonight will be asked to approve more than $28 million in bonds to provide more money for the city’s flood buyout program and other flood protection projects on the fast track.

By Forum staff reports , September 21, 2009

Clay used to top Valley City dikes being removed

VALLEY CITY, N.D. – The Army Corps of Engineers has awarded a construction company a $1.8 million contract to remove clay put atop Valley City dikes earlier this year to provide extra protection against Sheyenne River flooding.

By Associated Press , September 19, 2009

Corps clean-up continues from spring flooding

SAWYER, N.D. - Even with fall on the way, the clean-up continues from spring flooding.

By Associated Press , September 14, 2009

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Fargo-Moorhead flood protection: up to 16 options

FARGO, N.D. - As many as 16 options have been drafted on how to better protect Fargo-Moorhead from flooding.

By Associated Press , September 11, 2009

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Emmons County still recovering from floods

LINTON, N.D. - Officials in south central North Dakota's Emmons County say there is a lot of work still to do as the county recovers from spring flooding.

By Associated Press , August 31, 2009

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Jamestown plans celebration weekend

JAMESTOWN, N.D. - Jamestown residents are calling it the Sandbag Stomp. It's a weekend of community activities and thanks for those who helped the area recover from spring flooding.

By Jamestown Sun , August 28, 2009

Man who set Fargo fires during flood fight receives 7-year sentence

A Fargo man who set fire to two garages in his flood-threatened neighborhood on April 1, four days after the Red River crested, was sentenced to seven years in prison Monday.

By Forum staff reports , August 10, 2009

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Funds from DVD being distributed today

FARGO – Funds raised by the sales of the DVD “Fargo Flood 2009 – A View from the Blue,” will be distributed to both the Salvation Army and EVAC member Shawn O’Donnell today at the Fargo Police Department.

By Forum staff reports , August 07, 2009

Red River Basin Commission to send out flood surveys

GRAND FORKS, N.D. – Flood-weary residents in the Red River Valley should have a say in determining a long-term solution, officials said Thursday.

By James R. Johnson, Grand Forks Herald , August 07, 2009

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Exec director of Minn-Kota chaper of American Red Cross announces resignation

Exec director of Minn-Kota chaper of American Red Cross announces resignation FARGO – Sherri Thomsen, the regional executive director for the Minn-Kota Chapter of the American Red Cross, will be stepping down.

By Forum staff reports , July 27, 2009

Bill's passage secures $46K for North Dakota flood control

FARGO - More than $46 million has been secured for flood-control projects across North Dakota.

By Associated Press , July 18, 2009

2009 flood still not over for some

6 LaMoure County families displaced
ADRIAN, N.D. – Even though crews worked to dismantle sandbag dikes and earthen levees throughout Jamestown on Wednesday, for many residents, the flood of 2009 isn’t over.

By Katie Ryan, Jamestown (N.D.) Sun , July 17, 2009

$2M for flood-control study gets initial approval

Almost $2 million in federal money to continue the study of permanent flood-control options in Fargo-Moorhead received initial approval on Wednesday in a U.S. Senate subcommittee.

By By Dave Roepke , July 09, 2009

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