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Actor Corey Haim dead at age 38

Actor Corey Haim dead at age 38

'80s heartthrob had roles in "Lost Boys," "Lucas," before a drug addiction derailed his career.

FLOOD UPDATE: Moorhead, Clay County declare emergencies

FLOOD UPDATE: Moorhead, Clay County declare emergencies

Moorhead residents will have a single number to call if they have flood questions this spring, city officials said Tuesday, and Clay County officials warned that rural residents should get ready for possible overland flooding.

Lt. Gov. Dalrymple stands in for boss Gov. John Hoeven

Lt. Gov. Dalrymple stands in for boss Gov. John Hoeven

Jack Dalrymple has been John Hoeven’s No. 2 man for 10 years, helping him successfully campaign three times for governor and running with him on the ticket.

Class-action suits add to Toyota pain

Class-action suits add to Toyota pain

MIAMI – Toyota owners claiming that massive safety recalls are causing the value of their vehicles to plummet have filed at least 89 class-action lawsuits that could cost the Japanese auto giant $3 billion or more, according to an Associated Press review of cases, legal precedent and interviews with experts.

Doeden's recipe for a slice o' the Irish

Doeden's recipe for a slice o' the Irish

Time in ditch inspires scrumptious dessert
Oprah would be so upset if she knew about my distracted driving. I wasn’t distracted by my phone, though. I heed her advice to make my car a “No Phone Zone.” And I wasn’t eating. It was a cookbook that made me drive right off the road last week.

Teamwork vital in flood fight

Well-attended Fargo meeting addresses residents’ concerns
Roxanne Lundberg has been through this before. “I know they (city officials) are doing everything they can,” said the Fargo resident, who battled spring flooding last year.

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The changing face of America: Minority birth rates will outpace whites

Washington - Minorities make up nearly half the children born in the U.S., part of a historic trend in which minorities are expected to become the U.S. majority over the next 40 years.

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Oakport Township residents approve levy increase for 2011

Oakport Township residents attending the township’s annual meeting Tuesday approved tax levies for 2011 totaling $165,000, an amount that is about $20,000 higher than the 2010 total levy.

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New Breckenridge superintendent to receive $117,000 salary

New Breckenridge superintendent to receive $117,000  salary

Superintendent to take on curriculum duties, saving district $25,000
The new school superintendent in Breckenridge, Minn., will command one of the more generous salaries among area Minnesota districts.

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Fargo Superintendent Buresh receives positive review

Fargo Superintendent Buresh receives positive review

During Fargo Superintendent Rick Buresh’s two-and-a-half-year tenure in the district, he’s received overall positive marks from the School Board. That was reaffirmed Tuesday.

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Zornes held in Becker County Jail on bail of $250,000

Zornes held in Becker County Jail on bail of $250,000

The “person of interest” Moorhead police sought in connection with a double-homicide investigation is being held in the Becker County Jail on $250,000 bail in connection with a 2008 burglary charge.

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For weeks we’ve been asking aspiring “American Idols” to sign up for our Fargo Star vocal competition. Now we’re looking for anyone who has a little Simon Cowell in them – or, maybe some Randy Jackson. We want the critical voices because voting for the fourth annual Fargo Star continues!

Cast YOUR vote here!

 

 

 

CONCERT NEWS: Christian rock acts to play at Urban Plains

CONCERT NEWS: Christian rock acts to play at Urban Plains

Christian music acts Newsboys and Skillet are coming to the Urban Plains Center in Fargo, according to www.ticketmaster.com.

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Some North Dakota National Guard soldiers returning from Kosovo sooner

About one-fourth of the 650 North Dakota National Guard soldiers serving in Kosovo will be coming home earlier than expected.

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Flooding fears
The complex issue of flooding was made simple today, by an NDSU professor. How elementary students’ fears of flood waters, are being calmed.

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