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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
UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CHURCH OF FARGO-MOORHEAD (FMUU) Searching for Persephone
Searching for Persephone In the old stories told by the Greeks, one stands out for its anguish in the parting of a mother and daughter. This is the story of Persephone and Demeter. Demeter (whom the R...
Posted on 4/26/13 at 2:13 AM
STORM TRACKER 150 and counting
Today marks the 150th day with at least 1 inch of snow on the ground this cold season. This is only the 5th time on record that Fargo Moorhead has recorded at least 150 days of snow cover. As a refe...
Posted on 4/24/13 at 10:44 AM
CUTE 'N' COMFY Day 16: Wet Wednesday
For day 16 of the Style Inspires Poetry Challenge, I planned on wearing my fuchsia top with my white eyelet jacket and my black ballet flats. That was until I looked out the window and saw snow ... ag...
Posted on 4/17/13 at 9:54 PM
DIVA CONNECTION: GIVE. CONNECT. RECEIVE. How to Get a Moment Alone....Or Not
Inspiration has been slim to nil lately. I am falling into some doldrums and finding it hard to climb out. In a bid at positivity, I am blaming the blues that can't help but creep in as winter storm w...
Posted on 4/15/13 at 8:50 AM
West Fargo Winter Days kicks off this week 
Lack of snow won’t stop celebrationWEST FARGO – No snow will be no problem when it comes to celebrating Winter Days here this week.
By Wendy Reuer , January 07, 2012
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Experiment tests microwaves to fix Minnesota potholes
DULUTH — Minnesota researchers are trying an experimental way to fix potholes that uses powerful microwaves to heat the patch mix at the very site where the craters develop. As an added dividend, the technology provides a use for taconite waste and recycled asphalt and shingles.
By Associated Press , March 31, 2011
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One more hour is all we ask
Dear God or Universe or Higher Power or whatever controls these things: Can you please add an hour to our Midwestern winter days?
By Martin Fredricks , February 06, 2011
UPDATED: Massive storm begins trek across Midwest
ST. LOUIS — As a monster storm began to bear down on the middle of the nation Tuesday, those in its frigid and dangerous path could only hope it wouldn't live up to the hype.
By Associated Press , February 01, 2011
Only one way to describe this winter race: BRRR
Bicycle Race on the Red River draws 63 riders
Even with temperatures hovering below zero Sunday afternoon, some area bike riders weren’t letting winter keep them down.
By John Lamb , January 31, 2011
Frostbite Festival set Feb. 4-6 in Fergus Falls
FERGUS FALLS, Minn. – The Fergus Falls Area Chamber of Commerce will sponsor the Frostbite Festival Feb. 4-6 at various locations throughout the Fergus Falls area.
January 29, 2011
Nature's trade-off: Some willing to take cold in exchange for snow
Henry Ford famously offered car buyers any color they desired, so long as that color was black.
By Dave Roepke , January 18, 2011
More frigid temps expected this week
The weekend shot of subzero cold is a prelude to more frigid weather this week.
By Forum staff reports , January 17, 2011
West Fargo’s Winter Days celebrates snow
Snowshoe races a highlight of event
Caroline Wirries will tell you that there’s really no good way to run in snowshoes.
By Patrick Springer , January 17, 2011
National Weather Service plans to issue ‘extreme cold warnings’
Takes into account cold with little wind
The National Weather Service may be issuing a new type of weather warning in the next weeks. The NWS offices of North and South Dakota and Minnesota will experiment with issuing “extreme cold warnings,” according to John Paul Martin, warning coordination meteorologist for the National Weather Service in Bismarck.
By Keith Norman, Forum Communications Co. , January 10, 2011
No place where the blast is meaner
Winters in Red River Valley harshest
An entire winter’s worth of snow fell last month, the sun still can’t manage to work a full 8-to-5 shift, the year’s most bone-chilling days loom ahead, the roads are perpetually slick as a car salesman, and when all this finally lifts, pretty much every area river is ripe to bust its banks.
By Dave Roepke , January 09, 2011
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Air mass may plunge area into deep freeze
Forecasts call for ‘coldest arctic outbreak’ in 2 years
GRAND FORKS – This is potentially bad news. We have to report it. It’s our job. We’re talking about winter … likely the coldest stretch of this already hard winter …
By Chuck Haga, Forum Communications Co. , January 07, 2011
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Weather Talk: Snow more memorable than temps of December 2010
December 2010 finished with an average temperature of 10 degrees, which is 2.5 degrees below the current 30-year average.
By Daryl Ritchison, WDAY , January 03, 2011
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