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THAT REMINDS ME: Grand Forks didn't miss out on early days of motoring
100 years ago, the Grand Forks Herald was full of news about early automobiles and their drivers.
Tuesday, July, 31, 2012 - Grand Forks Herald - Columns
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100 years ago, the Grand Forks Herald was full of news about early automobiles and their drivers.
Tuesday, July, 31, 2012 - Grand Forks Herald - Columns
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Minneapolis museum to display China terracotta warriors
Rare works from the tomb of China's first emperor go on display at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts this fall.
Sunday, July, 29, 2012 - - News
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Rare works from the tomb of China's first emperor go on display at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts this fall.
Sunday, July, 29, 2012 - - News
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ANN BAILEY: Hay, that was a hot day
As a girl growing up on the farm, I never had to worry about buying the hay that I fed my horse. My dad baled hay for our cattle and made sure he saved the cream of the crop for Socks and his pals, Ginger, Beauty, Gypsy and Socks, which belonged to my dad, brother and sister.
Sunday, July, 29, 2012 - Grand Forks Herald - Columns
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As a girl growing up on the farm, I never had to worry about buying the hay that I fed my horse. My dad baled hay for our cattle and made sure he saved the cream of the crop for Socks and his pals, Ginger, Beauty, Gypsy and Socks, which belonged to my dad, brother and sister.
Sunday, July, 29, 2012 - Grand Forks Herald - Columns
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US cruises to lead in men's gymnastics qualifying
The Americans just might be able to back up their big talk. While perennial gymnastics powerhouses China and Japan bobbled and wobbled their way through men's qualifying Saturday, the Americans proved they really do have the goods to contend for the gold medal. They didn't count a single fall, and their final score of 275.342 is almost three points ahead of surprising Britain.
Saturday, July, 28, 2012 - AP National Writer - Sports
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The Americans just might be able to back up their big talk. While perennial gymnastics powerhouses China and Japan bobbled and wobbled their way through men's qualifying Saturday, the Americans proved they really do have the goods to contend for the gold medal. They didn't count a single fall, and their final score of 275.342 is almost three points ahead of surprising Britain.
Saturday, July, 28, 2012 - AP National Writer - Sports
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Drought-stricken farmers buy up Minnesota hay
As a record drought parches the nation's midsection, ranchers are turning to Minnesota for hay to feed their cattle.
Tuesday, July, 24, 2012 - - News
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As a record drought parches the nation's midsection, ranchers are turning to Minnesota for hay to feed their cattle.
Tuesday, July, 24, 2012 - - News
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MARILYN HAGERTY: Grand Forks hosts Greatest Show on Earth in 1912
The train that brought the Ringling Bros. Circus to Grand Forks 100 years ago was more than a mile long. It was the home of 1,280 men, women and children who spoke 29 different languages.
Tuesday, July, 24, 2012 - Grand Forks Herald - Columns
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The train that brought the Ringling Bros. Circus to Grand Forks 100 years ago was more than a mile long. It was the home of 1,280 men, women and children who spoke 29 different languages.
Tuesday, July, 24, 2012 - Grand Forks Herald - Columns
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Olympic buzz takes off: London welcomes the flame
With the flame comes the games. After years of preparation and months of buildup, London's Olympic moment finally arrived Friday night.
Friday, July, 20, 2012 - Associated Press - Sports
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With the flame comes the games. After years of preparation and months of buildup, London's Olympic moment finally arrived Friday night.
Friday, July, 20, 2012 - Associated Press - Sports
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MARILYN HAGERTY: Racing in Grand Forks began with flatboats on Red
It wouldn’t seem like summer in Grand Forks without the whirring sounds from River Cities Speedway on Friday evenings. And the history kept by Jim Corcoran goes way back to George Winship, founder of the Herald. The editor once wrote that this city owes its existence to a flatboat race down the Red River in the fall of 1870.
Thursday, July, 19, 2012 - Grand Forks Herald - Columns
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It wouldn’t seem like summer in Grand Forks without the whirring sounds from River Cities Speedway on Friday evenings. And the history kept by Jim Corcoran goes way back to George Winship, founder of the Herald. The editor once wrote that this city owes its existence to a flatboat race down the Red River in the fall of 1870.
Thursday, July, 19, 2012 - Grand Forks Herald - Columns
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Walleyes on the rocks: Good fishing and good laughs with Lake of the Woods guide Scott Edman
A more persistent breeze would have been welcome — that’s not something you say every day on Lake of the Woods — and we could have used a few more clouds to provide relief from the relentless sun. But those are minor quibbles when the prospect of a day on the big lake unfolds on a watery horizon that extends like a giant mirror in every direction.
Sunday, July, 15, 2012 - Grand Forks Herald - Outdoors
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A more persistent breeze would have been welcome — that’s not something you say every day on Lake of the Woods — and we could have used a few more clouds to provide relief from the relentless sun. But those are minor quibbles when the prospect of a day on the big lake unfolds on a watery horizon that extends like a giant mirror in every direction.
Sunday, July, 15, 2012 - Grand Forks Herald - Outdoors
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Mr. East Grand Forks
In front and behind-the-scenes, no one cares more about EGF than Henry Tweten. When he has something to say — which is often — he says it. The 88-year-old’s words often tout East Grand Forks, where he has lived for all but the three years he was in the Army during World War II.
Saturday, July, 14, 2012 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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In front and behind-the-scenes, no one cares more about EGF than Henry Tweten. When he has something to say — which is often — he says it. The 88-year-old’s words often tout East Grand Forks, where he has lived for all but the three years he was in the Army during World War II.
Saturday, July, 14, 2012 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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N.D.’s only recognized waterfall highlights ‘Seven Wonders of Ransom County’
The state’s only recognized natural waterfall — and the scenic river valley, dense hardwood forests, rolling sand hills and sprawling tall grass prairies surrounding it — stand in stark contrast to the flat, open terrain of much of eastern North Dakota. So much so that the woman who created Ransom County’s website dubbed this area’s features the Seven Wonders of Ransom County.
Saturday, July, 14, 2012 - Forum Communications - News
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The state’s only recognized natural waterfall — and the scenic river valley, dense hardwood forests, rolling sand hills and sprawling tall grass prairies surrounding it — stand in stark contrast to the flat, open terrain of much of eastern North Dakota. So much so that the woman who created Ransom County’s website dubbed this area’s features the Seven Wonders of Ransom County.
Saturday, July, 14, 2012 - Forum Communications - News
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Polk County fair fun for many, features life lessons for 4-H'ers
The pungent smell of farm animals and the sight of 4-H members has been a common scene here at the Polk County Fair since the county fairgrounds opened the gates Wednesday.
Friday, July, 13, 2012 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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The pungent smell of farm animals and the sight of 4-H members has been a common scene here at the Polk County Fair since the county fairgrounds opened the gates Wednesday.
Friday, July, 13, 2012 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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Gilmore Harvey Lee
Gilmore Harvey Lee, longtime farmer near Arvilla, N.D., and onetime conservative activist died July 3, 2012 in Altru Hospital in Grand Forks, after several years of heart and kidney disease.
Tuesday, July, 10, 2012 - Grand Forks Herald - Obituaries (free view)
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Gilmore Harvey Lee, longtime farmer near Arvilla, N.D., and onetime conservative activist died July 3, 2012 in Altru Hospital in Grand Forks, after several years of heart and kidney disease.
Tuesday, July, 10, 2012 - Grand Forks Herald - Obituaries (free view)
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Horse struck, killed along highway near Crookston
A horse was killed early this morning after being struck by a semi-trailer along U.S. Highway 2 west of Crookston.
Monday, July, 09, 2012 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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A horse was killed early this morning after being struck by a semi-trailer along U.S. Highway 2 west of Crookston.
Monday, July, 09, 2012 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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Steve Sulland, Grand Forks, letter: By fighting each other, activists hurt cause
I support anyone or any group working toward the goal of increasing the penalty for animal cruelty. And for those Herald readers who support only one group, I urge them to do so in a way that complements rather than undercuts the other’s efforts.
Sunday, July, 08, 2012 - - Opinion
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I support anyone or any group working toward the goal of increasing the penalty for animal cruelty. And for those Herald readers who support only one group, I urge them to do so in a way that complements rather than undercuts the other’s efforts.
Sunday, July, 08, 2012 - - Opinion
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Flood-damaged Duluth zoo plans to reopen on Friday
The walk in front of the deer yard will be closed, and the barnyard depleted. Polar Shores will be vacant. But 23 days after unprecedented rain and an overflowing Kingsbury Creek heavily damaged the Lake Superior Zoo, the zoo will re-open to the public on Friday.
Saturday, July, 07, 2012 - Forum Communications - News
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The walk in front of the deer yard will be closed, and the barnyard depleted. Polar Shores will be vacant. But 23 days after unprecedented rain and an overflowing Kingsbury Creek heavily damaged the Lake Superior Zoo, the zoo will re-open to the public on Friday.
Saturday, July, 07, 2012 - Forum Communications - News
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Slower pace suits champion horse
As a champion, race announcers called him Si My Shoes — as in "eat my dust." But in the slower-paced life of a retiree, the thoroughbred racehorse adopted by a Bath Township, Ohio, family in 2008 is known as Raleigh — short for the Magnificent Sir Raleigh, the name under which he competes today in equestrian contests.
Saturday, July, 07, 2012 - Akron Beacon Journal - Accent
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As a champion, race announcers called him Si My Shoes — as in "eat my dust." But in the slower-paced life of a retiree, the thoroughbred racehorse adopted by a Bath Township, Ohio, family in 2008 is known as Raleigh — short for the Magnificent Sir Raleigh, the name under which he competes today in equestrian contests.
Saturday, July, 07, 2012 - Akron Beacon Journal - Accent
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Funeral for slain boy brings pleas for peace in north Minneapolis
A community grieved along with the family of a boy who was killed as he slept on his grandmother’s couch in north Minneapolis. Hundreds attended the funeral Tuesday for Nizzel George, 5, and many in the crowd wore shirts emblazoned with Nizzel’s photo.
Thursday, July, 05, 2012 - - News
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A community grieved along with the family of a boy who was killed as he slept on his grandmother’s couch in north Minneapolis. Hundreds attended the funeral Tuesday for Nizzel George, 5, and many in the crowd wore shirts emblazoned with Nizzel’s photo.
Thursday, July, 05, 2012 - - News
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Small towns see influx of people who are young, educated and there by choice
As soon as his big-city banking employer allowed him to work remotely, Andrew Lewis fled his traffic-jammed, necktie world to seek serenity. Now, when he turns away from the three computer screens on his desk, he can wander out the door of his old farmhouse and gaze at the rippling green carpet of crops that stretches beyond his 10-mile view.
Sunday, July, 01, 2012 - Star Tribune (Minneapolis)/ MCT - News
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As soon as his big-city banking employer allowed him to work remotely, Andrew Lewis fled his traffic-jammed, necktie world to seek serenity. Now, when he turns away from the three computer screens on his desk, he can wander out the door of his old farmhouse and gaze at the rippling green carpet of crops that stretches beyond his 10-mile view.
Sunday, July, 01, 2012 - Star Tribune (Minneapolis)/ MCT - News
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Kristie Skunberg, Fargo, letter: Odds favor initiative to ‘stop animal-cruelty’
There are no guarantees that the Legislature will pass any bill, and that is why I support the ballot initiative of North Dakotans to Stop Animal Cruelty. The group’s measure is narrowly crafted to make the worst types of cruelty — such as maliciously or intentionally burning, crushing, suffocating, impaling or dismembering dogs, cats or horses – a felony.
Sunday, July, 01, 2012 - - Opinion
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There are no guarantees that the Legislature will pass any bill, and that is why I support the ballot initiative of North Dakotans to Stop Animal Cruelty. The group’s measure is narrowly crafted to make the worst types of cruelty — such as maliciously or intentionally burning, crushing, suffocating, impaling or dismembering dogs, cats or horses – a felony.
Sunday, July, 01, 2012 - - Opinion
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