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Friends of the Walhalla Library connect on the Web
A few long-ago graduates of Walhalla (N.D.) High School, scattered across the country and home rarely over the past half-century, have combined on the Internet to create a long-distance Friends of the Walhalla Library.
Saturday, March, 21, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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A few long-ago graduates of Walhalla (N.D.) High School, scattered across the country and home rarely over the past half-century, have combined on the Internet to create a long-distance Friends of the Walhalla Library.
Saturday, March, 21, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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UND wants to launch Canadian studies
UND will ask the State Board of Higher Education today to authorize a new academic minor: Canadian studies. No, it’s not a new student retention program for academically challenged hockey players (many of them are plenty bright, eh?). And hold the jokes about this being a two-minute minor; there would be weighty courses in literature, history, geography and — Mon Dieu! — French!
Wednesday, March, 18, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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UND will ask the State Board of Higher Education today to authorize a new academic minor: Canadian studies. No, it’s not a new student retention program for academically challenged hockey players (many of them are plenty bright, eh?). And hold the jokes about this being a two-minute minor; there would be weighty courses in literature, history, geography and — Mon Dieu! — French!
Wednesday, March, 18, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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The radical from North Dakota
Kathleen Soliah, a former 1970s radical, was released from prison in California Tuesday to serve her parole in Minnesota. But Soliah, aka Sara Jane Olson, was born in Fargo and has family still in Hatton, N.D.
Tuesday, March, 17, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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Kathleen Soliah, a former 1970s radical, was released from prison in California Tuesday to serve her parole in Minnesota. But Soliah, aka Sara Jane Olson, was born in Fargo and has family still in Hatton, N.D.
Tuesday, March, 17, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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Sara Jane Olson's release from prison latest twist in life of Kathleen Soliah
1970s radical, former fugitive's roots in RR Valley
Sara Jane Olson, who was Kathleen Soliah when she was born in Fargo and spent her early years in Barnesville, Minn., was released from a California prison early Tuesday. She will be paroled to Minnesota.
Tuesday, March, 17, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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1970s radical, former fugitive's roots in RR Valley
Sara Jane Olson, who was Kathleen Soliah when she was born in Fargo and spent her early years in Barnesville, Minn., was released from a California prison early Tuesday. She will be paroled to Minnesota.
Tuesday, March, 17, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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Spuds giveaway is no small potatoes
Ryan Potato gives away 40,000 pounds of potatoes
On the day before St. Patrick’s Day, it took four hours to pass the potatoes — but that was just half the time allotted by Ryan Potato Co. and the Salvation Army to distribute 40,000 pounds of spuds today. By noon, the long Ryan semi parked in the former Leever’s parking lot on South Washington Street sat empty, and volunteers stood with two dozen still-hopeful people, waiting for the last of nine pickup reloads coming from the Ryan plant.
Monday, March, 16, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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Ryan Potato gives away 40,000 pounds of potatoes
On the day before St. Patrick’s Day, it took four hours to pass the potatoes — but that was just half the time allotted by Ryan Potato Co. and the Salvation Army to distribute 40,000 pounds of spuds today. By noon, the long Ryan semi parked in the former Leever’s parking lot on South Washington Street sat empty, and volunteers stood with two dozen still-hopeful people, waiting for the last of nine pickup reloads coming from the Ryan plant.
Monday, March, 16, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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Flood preparations in place
Federal officials reassure residents, caution that flood situation remains dynamic.
Sunday, March, 15, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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Federal officials reassure residents, caution that flood situation remains dynamic.
Sunday, March, 15, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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Fire destroys part of Budget Inn Express motel in Grand Forks
A four-unit segment of the Budget Inn Express motel on Gateway Drive, part of the former Westward Ho complex, was destroyed by fire Saturday night. More than a dozen Grand Forks firefighters battled the flames for more than two hours after the fire was reported about 8:30 p.m.
Saturday, March, 14, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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A four-unit segment of the Budget Inn Express motel on Gateway Drive, part of the former Westward Ho complex, was destroyed by fire Saturday night. More than a dozen Grand Forks firefighters battled the flames for more than two hours after the fire was reported about 8:30 p.m.
Saturday, March, 14, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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Walaker: No offense meant on ’97 GF flood fight comments
Did Grand Forks “fail” in 1997? Was Fargo “penalized” for its success in containing the Red River that fateful year, waiting hat in hand while federal millions for flood prevention flowed to Grand Forks?
Friday, March, 13, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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Did Grand Forks “fail” in 1997? Was Fargo “penalized” for its success in containing the Red River that fateful year, waiting hat in hand while federal millions for flood prevention flowed to Grand Forks?
Friday, March, 13, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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Survey: When it comes to keeping its own, N.D. low on 'stick'
Minnesota is 'stick' strong, but N.D., Minnesota both low 'magnet' states, survey finds
Even with all the new oil (not to mention North Dakota’s annual bounties of sugar and honey), the state ranks as one of the “low sticky” states in a new survey by the Pew Research Center. In this case, “sticky” refers to a state’s ability to hold onto its native sons and daughters.
Friday, March, 13, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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Minnesota is 'stick' strong, but N.D., Minnesota both low 'magnet' states, survey finds
Even with all the new oil (not to mention North Dakota’s annual bounties of sugar and honey), the state ranks as one of the “low sticky” states in a new survey by the Pew Research Center. In this case, “sticky” refers to a state’s ability to hold onto its native sons and daughters.
Friday, March, 13, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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Train problem stalls downtown GF traffic
Mechanical problems apparently stalled a Burlington Northern freight train during switching operations Thursday morning, blocking three downtown Grand Forks intersections for about a half hour.
Thursday, March, 12, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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Mechanical problems apparently stalled a Burlington Northern freight train during switching operations Thursday morning, blocking three downtown Grand Forks intersections for about a half hour.
Thursday, March, 12, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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‘Proud mom’ says goodbye
Renell Suchor was determined to watch her son play for a state football championship last fall despite a rapidly advancing cancer. She had spent most of October at the Mayo Clinic, then returned to the family’s home in Hillsboro, where she and husband Vern Suchor broke the news to their three children, including son
Monday, March, 09, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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Renell Suchor was determined to watch her son play for a state football championship last fall despite a rapidly advancing cancer. She had spent most of October at the Mayo Clinic, then returned to the family’s home in Hillsboro, where she and husband Vern Suchor broke the news to their three children, including son
Monday, March, 09, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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Nonprofit organization helps ‘recycle’ supplies to tight-budget schools
Six years ago, as a major Twin Cities company was converting its filing system, an office assistant there asked Cary Weatherby if she could make use of a huge box full of lettered stickers for file folders. They’d go to the dump otherwise
Sunday, March, 08, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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Six years ago, as a major Twin Cities company was converting its filing system, an office assistant there asked Cary Weatherby if she could make use of a huge box full of lettered stickers for file folders. They’d go to the dump otherwise
Sunday, March, 08, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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UND honors 7 American Indian grads
As she waited to be celebrated Friday for her professional achievements, Audrey Bercier gathered son Tucker, 7, into her arms.He is a big part of why the physician assistant from Belcourt, N.D., was back on the UND campus, one of seven American Indians honored by the university for seizing educational opportunities and moving — in UND President Robert Kelley’s words — “into fields of their interest, their passion,” and shattering stereotypes.
Saturday, February, 28, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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As she waited to be celebrated Friday for her professional achievements, Audrey Bercier gathered son Tucker, 7, into her arms.He is a big part of why the physician assistant from Belcourt, N.D., was back on the UND campus, one of seven American Indians honored by the university for seizing educational opportunities and moving — in UND President Robert Kelley’s words — “into fields of their interest, their passion,” and shattering stereotypes.
Saturday, February, 28, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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ONLINE EXTRA: State Mill manager optimistic despite $12 million 1st-quarter loss (Nov. 26, 2008)
“We’ll be fine,” mill manager Vance Taylor said Tuesday, a day after reporting that the state-owned mill recorded a loss of $12 million in the first quarter of the current fiscal year beginning in July.
Friday, February, 27, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Business
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“We’ll be fine,” mill manager Vance Taylor said Tuesday, a day after reporting that the state-owned mill recorded a loss of $12 million in the first quarter of the current fiscal year beginning in July.
Friday, February, 27, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Business
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‘The Great Norway Adventure’
Cindy Dahl has her bags ready — her trunk, actually, the trunk her grandmother, Ronag, brought over from Norway early last century. Dahl would love to take the trunk back to the Old Country, which she has never visited.
Friday, February, 27, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Entertainment
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Cindy Dahl has her bags ready — her trunk, actually, the trunk her grandmother, Ronag, brought over from Norway early last century. Dahl would love to take the trunk back to the Old Country, which she has never visited.
Friday, February, 27, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Entertainment
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Clifford's estate details revealed
Thomas J. Clifford left his entire estate to his wife, Gayle Clifford, who also is named in the late UND president’s will as his personal representative in settling the estate.
Friday, February, 27, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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Thomas J. Clifford left his entire estate to his wife, Gayle Clifford, who also is named in the late UND president’s will as his personal representative in settling the estate.
Friday, February, 27, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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UND address to focus on slavery, human trafficking
Slavery and more recent forms of human trafficking will be the focus of a keynote address Friday at UND, host of the Red River Valley History Conference.
Wednesday, February, 25, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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Slavery and more recent forms of human trafficking will be the focus of a keynote address Friday at UND, host of the Red River Valley History Conference.
Wednesday, February, 25, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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Brothers on the battlefield
A mother doesn’t fret so much over her absent boys when they’re together. But in uniform together? Together in Iraq?
“I know I can’t talk about it without using the word faith,” said Lisa Meier, whose elder son Brian, 23, was deployed to Iraq last June, followed by younger son Brett, 20, last month. Brett is Air Force, like his dad, Doug, was for 21 years, while Brian chose the Army because they said he could work on helicopters.
Wednesday, February, 18, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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A mother doesn’t fret so much over her absent boys when they’re together. But in uniform together? Together in Iraq?
“I know I can’t talk about it without using the word faith,” said Lisa Meier, whose elder son Brian, 23, was deployed to Iraq last June, followed by younger son Brett, 20, last month. Brett is Air Force, like his dad, Doug, was for 21 years, while Brian chose the Army because they said he could work on helicopters.
Wednesday, February, 18, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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MATTERS AT HAND: Why publish Clifford family story now?
The Herald’s newsroom motto is “Never hold the news.” So, why did we hold off printing a story about an investigation involving the family of former UND President Tom Clifford? The incident occurred Jan. 17, and we’ve known of the investigation for several weeks.
Sunday, February, 15, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Opinion
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The Herald’s newsroom motto is “Never hold the news.” So, why did we hold off printing a story about an investigation involving the family of former UND President Tom Clifford? The incident occurred Jan. 17, and we’ve known of the investigation for several weeks.
Sunday, February, 15, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Opinion
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In tribute to the Zamboni
The Zamboni is a baby boomer — 60 years old this year.
Sunday, February, 15, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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The Zamboni is a baby boomer — 60 years old this year.
Sunday, February, 15, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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