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Columnists
Ann Bailey
Grand Forks Herald - 08/22/2008
Life can change in an instant. When you’ve got your health, you’ve got everything. Never say never.
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Ryan Bakken
Grand Forks Herald - 08/26/2008
HALLOCK, Minn. — In 1998, the huge and ancient oak in the yard of Yvonne and Duane Carriere was terminal.
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Dorreen Yellow Bird
Herald staff report - 08/09/2008
My sister, Liz, told me the RAIN (Recruiting American Indians into Nursing) program is in the middle of orientation for students who will come into the nursing program this year or next.
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Dorreen Yellow Bird
Grand Forks Herald - 08/27/2008
So, when I went to Mahnomen, Minn., to see the American Veterans Traveling Tribute for “those who gave all,” I was rather hesitant because it was about war. But I found that you can honor service without honoring war, and this memorial was a good example.
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Brad Dokken
Grand Forks Herald - 08/17/2008
Last Sunday, in a column that appeared in the Insight section, Herald Publisher and Editor Mike Jacobs made an eloquent case for August as the best month of the year. Most outdoors lovers, though, likely would say October is the best month of the year.
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Naomi Dunavan
Grand Forks Herald - 08/16/2008
It most likely was at mealtime, when Lisa Brown was growing up, that she told her family she was going to change the world.
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Naomi Dunavan
Herald staff report - 08/23/2008
MEDORA, N.D. — My friend, Bethany Andrist, Grand Forks, told me I definitely should wear my orange, purple, yellow, turquoise and American beauty rose suede cowboy boots to the Pitch Fork Fondue.
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Marilyn Hagerty
Grand Forks Herald - 08/26/2008
One hundred years ago, Gibbs Grain & Fuel Co. ran an ad saying, “Keep your money in this state, buy North Dakota Penitentiary Twine.”
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Marilyn Hagerty
Herald staff report - 08/27/2008
The minute I saw the menu, I knew I would like the Pirogue Grille. This is a restaurant that specializes in North Dakota cuisine and serves local produce in season.
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Mike Jacobs
Grand Forks Herald - 08/24/2008
The hawk population reaches its peak at this time of year. Young-of-the-year are out of nests, and migration hasn’t gotten under way.
Food is abundant, as well.
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Darrel Koehler
Grand Forks Herald - 08/23/2008
Late August can best be described as the grand finale of the gardening season. The sweet corn, tomatoes and other vegetables are at their peak.
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Jeff Tiedeman
Herald staff report - 08/27/2008
Cabbage rates right up there when it comes to garden fare.
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Jeff Tiedeman
Herald staff report - 08/13/2008
Popular snack goes well with just about anything.
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