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MIDDLE AGED PLAGUE Black Friday -- Shopping Can Be Fun, Really
Any of you with teenagers know that you're frequently unpopular with them for major issues like, say, breathing, and for awhile, our policy of not buying electronics, CDs, DVDs, or digital detritus re...
Posted on 11/19/12 at 5:34 PM
THE GAY AGENDA Good Sports
No one likes a sore loser. And no one can stand a smug winner gloating about how great they did. This past several months I've been bracing myself for the results of the MN Marriage Amendment vote. I...
Posted on 11/11/12 at 1:01 PM
THE NEW FORTY Perfect timing...
Tonight I had the honor and privilege to have dinner with three veterans and Kaarin Remmich of NDSU's Military and Veteran Services office. The veterans - my son Noah, Dr. Berlin Nelson (from NDSU), a...
Posted on 11/6/12 at 11:22 PM
RENEW ND Tool to find your voting precinct and MATBUS gives free rides to vote
Wondering where your voting precinct is? Click this link, enter your house number and zip code, then click on your address. Polling Hours: 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Go vote, ride with us, MATBUS! ...
Posted on 11/6/12 at 11:40 AM
NIE ROCKS! The Final Vote: The Electoral College
What is the Electoral Vote? How many Electoral votes does each state have? In most elections, the candidate with the most votes wins. But when it comes to picking a U.S. president, things arent quite ...
Posted on 10/26/12 at 12:28 PM
Sudanese decide country’s future 
30 from area cast votes on secession
At least 30 Sudanese from the Fargo area made the 400-mile trek to Omaha this past weekend to vote in a global referendum that will determine the fate of their home country.
By Forum and wire reports , January 10, 2011
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UPDATED: Not again! Recount looms in Minnesota governor's race
ST. PAUL (AP) — Minnesota's too-close-to-call governor's race was headed down an unpleasantly familiar road Wednesday, with both parties girding for months of battle certain to test the patience of voters still weary from the state's 2008 U.S. Senate recount.
By Brian Bakst and Patrick Condon, Associated Press Writers , November 03, 2010
UPDATED: Hoeven in a landslide
ND’s first Republican U.S. senator in quarter century
John Hoeven will move from the governor’s office and become the first Republican in almost a quarter century to represent North Dakota in the U.S. Senate.
By Patrick Springer , November 03, 2010
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Dems keep Senate majority, GOP grabs 5 seats
WASHINGTON — Democrats retained their Senate majority Tuesday, losing five seats but winning key races in West Virginia and California.
By Associated Press , November 02, 2010
Your home for the latest election news and results
Forum reporters are canvasing Cass and Clay voting sites throughout the day to gauge the pulse of the community on Election Day. Stay with us day and night as we bring you the latest news and results from Decision 2010.
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November 02, 2010
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Vote 2010: Where to vote
Find out where you can cast your ballot tomorrow.
November 01, 2010
Traill building vote set for June
Plan adds space to courthouse
HILLSBORO, N.D. – Traill County voters will decide in June – for the third time since 2008 – whether the county should build an addition to the county courthouse.
By By Kevin Bonham, Forum Communications Co. , April 07, 2010
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Fargo Planning Commission to decide on Hawthorne apartment project
Fargo planning commissioners will be asked to decide today if builder Al Carlson’s plan to put up 58 luxury apartments in the Hawthorne neighborhood is a good fit, or if the two five-story buildings should be modified to fit historic overlay rules.
By Helmut Schmidt , February 17, 2010
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West Fargo vote to be held March 23
Scaled-back proposal adds two new schools
West Fargo voters can mark their calendars for March 23. That’s when they’ll return to the polls to vote on a new elementary school and a new high school.
January 23, 2010
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Medora planning ‘quiet zone’
City would be third in North Dakota to ban train noise
MEDORA, N.D. – City officials here voted Tuesday to accept bids on constructing a railroad “quiet zone,” which would make this tourist town the third North Dakota city banning railroad noise.
By By Lisa Call, Forum Communications Co. , January 07, 2010
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MOORHEAD ELECTION: School levy vote bringing people to the polls
Moorhead residents are weighing in today on a proposed $850 per-pupil operating levy, and it appears the issue is spurring brisker-than-usual voter traffic for an off-year election.
November 03, 2009
Bismarck mayor wants to postpone vote on sales tax increase because of tough economy
BISMARCK, N.D. -- Bismarck Mayor John Warford wants to postpone a proposal for a penny sales tax increase.
By Associated Press , September 19, 2009
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Hankinson, N.D., residents voting on sales tax for new community center
HANKINSON, N.D. - Hankinson residents are voting on whether to raise their city sales tax to help pay for a new community center.
By Associated Press , August 18, 2009
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Wahpeton residents face sales tax vote Tuesday
WAHPETON, N.D. – Residents will go to the polls Tuesday to determine whether to add a half-cent sales tax to help pay for flood-related expenses and infrastructure.
By Forum staff reports , August 17, 2009
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