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Dr. Gerald Kiedrowski, a Fargo physician who helped save two drowning victims, died Saturday, Oct. 23, at the age of 72. Special to The Forum

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‘My dad was a hero': Lifesaving Fargo doctor dies at 72 of COVID-19

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Heating costs could jump this winter amid surging natural gas prices

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Sugar beet truck driver killed in accident near Reynolds, ND

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Kelly Richards stands in his development Tuesday, Oct. 12, 2021, in the southwest part of Glyndon, Minn.
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New housing development revitalizes Glyndon community

This water tower on the far southeast side of the city has been named "Tank of the Year" by a manufacturing company that produces finishes for water towers based in Kansas City, Mo. There were 300 entries in this year's contest from around the nation and Canada. Submitted photo / Tnemac Co.

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Moorhead water tower named 'Tank of the Year'

Mike Kjelland, of Fossil Excavators, holds part of a large femur bone next to a much smaller femur bone fossil belonging to a pre-historic birdlike creature called an Anzu wyliei, nicknamed the chicken from hell by paleontologists. The much larger bone, which was found during a dig in western North Dakota in the summer of 2021, could be from a heretofore unknown species related to the Anzu, according to Kjelland. The photo was taken at the Black Hills Institute of Geological Research in South Dakota. Photo courtesy: Fossil Excavators.

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Newly uncovered North Dakota fossils could stir T. rex vs. Nanotyrannus debate

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Minnesota Wild forward Brandon Duhaime (21) celebrates after scoring his first professional goal against the Anaheim Ducks during the first period at Xcel Energy Center on Saturday, Oct. 23, 2021. Nick Wosika / USA TODAY Sports

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‘The ugliest first goal’: Wild rookie Brandon Duhaime celebrates another milestone

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Gophers running over opponents, but arch rivals have walls ready

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Jin Young Ko wins BMW Ladies Championship in playoff

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Omdahl: Leading the horse to water

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Port: Trying to silence mask/vaccine dissenters is only helping them

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Letter: America's spiritual war must be won at home

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Greg Danz, owner of Zandbroz Variety in downtown Fargo, shows off part of his store's book selection Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2021. Danz says books shouldn't be too badly hurt by supply chain issues this holiday season, but other items — particularly toys made overseas — have become harder to get and could end up in short supply this year. Helmut Schmidt / The Forum

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With supply chain woes, Fargo area retailers suggest shopping early and local for Christmas

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Fargo Fungi transforming Red River Market into mushroom kingdom

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Reports: Permanent remote work will have lasting impact on US cities

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'It is insane': Hawley native and Concordia grad performing at Metropolitan Opera

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Music vendors, collectors gear up for this weekend's Fargo Record Fair

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Harvest Festival comes to The Yards on Sheyenne Oct. 30

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Ammunition shortage drags on for second hunting season

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Minnesota's hunter walking trails offer access for grouse, deer

Northland Outdoors

Minnesota DNR wildlife manager, whose region is 75% hunting land, retires after 34 years

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'We are blown away': NDSU Gold Star Marching Band plays before sunrise for special fan

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How to build a strong relationship with your partner

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Empowering entrepreneur Dee Doboyou wants to inspire, help others

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Tom and Jenny Metz met when their fathers both served on the American Soybean Association board. They married in 2007. Tom left his family farm in South Dakota for an off-farm career and then to farm with Jenny's brother Richie Ostlie with Ostlie Farms at Northwood, N.D. Jenny is a pharmacist for Northwood Deaconness Health Center. Together, they are raising their three children in rural Northwood. (Katie Pinke / Agweek)

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Why we need to get to know farmers around us

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North Dakota ag groups raise concerns over USDA COVID-19 shot mandates

Agriculture

Titan Machinery purchases Jaycox Implement and its three ag dealerships in Minnesota and Iowa

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North Dakota State quarterback Cam Miller launches a deep pass against Missouri State at the Fargodome on Saturday, Oct. 23, 2021. David Samson / The Forum

Football

Kolpack: QB Cam Miller wanted no part of transfer portal, rescues Bison over Missouri State

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Miller magic: Backup QB rallies Bison to home victory against Missouri State

Football

McFeely: Miller Magic, sure, but also Watson Wizardry

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A health care worker holds a vial of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine Jan. 29, 2021, at a pop-up vaccination site operated by SOMOS Community Care during the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic in Manhattan in New York City, New York. Mike Segar / Reuters / File Photo

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Thousands of North Dakotans now eligible for COVID-19 booster

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As self-imposed vaccination deadlines loom, some North Dakota hospitals report high uptake. Other facilities refuse to release data

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Detroit Lakes assisted living facility started new trend to convince people to join the healthcare field

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An inmate in the Douglas County Jail in Alexandria waits for his virtual court hearing to start on Wednesday, July 14. (Photo courtesy of the Douglas County Jail)

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Minnesota’s virtual court hearings aren’t going away. Review finds advantages — and drawbacks

Crime and Courts

12-year-old shot in chest during argument among juveniles in St. Paul

Crime and Courts

Former running coach drops lawsuit against University of Minnesota Duluth

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U.S. Sen. Angus King, I-Maine, talks with reporters as he walks through the Senate subway on his way to a vote at the Capitol on June 21. King, who caucuses with Democrats, said Sunday he won’t support ending the Senate filibuster. Drew Angerer / Getty Images / TNS

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Sen. Angus King joins Democratic opponents to ending Senate filibuster rule

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Yellen expects high inflation through mid-2022 before easing

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Biden meets Manchin, Schumer in bid to finish tax and spending plan

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A reader wonders if he should cover these exposed maple roots. Special to The Forum

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Are exposed tree roots a problem?

Home and Garden

10 reasons to test your lawn or garden soil this fall

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North Dakota pastor's 'big lie' turned many Protestants against their Catholic neighbors

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Aerial orchid roots are a sign the plant is happy, and it’s best to allow them to develop undisturbed. Submitted image.

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