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Wilkie, Jayden Tylen
Wilkie, Jayden Tylen, 14, of Grand Forks, ND, formerly of the St.
Monday, June, 08, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Obituaries (free view)
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Wilkie, Jayden Tylen, 14, of Grand Forks, ND, formerly of the St.
Monday, June, 08, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Obituaries (free view)
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Retailers report May sales declines
Costco Wholesale, Hot Topic and Stage Stores are all reporting drops more than analysts expected. However, The Buckle says sales rose above expectations. And two factors might weigh on May results.
Thursday, June, 04, 2009 - - Business
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Costco Wholesale, Hot Topic and Stage Stores are all reporting drops more than analysts expected. However, The Buckle says sales rose above expectations. And two factors might weigh on May results.
Thursday, June, 04, 2009 - - Business
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Target vs. Wal-Mart
Target pushes basics to reverse sales slide
The discounter, known for stylish towels and jeans, has long sold groceries. But it is barely holding onto its customers while its chief rival, Wal-Mart, is rapidly picking up new shoppers as its powerful low-cost message resonates in the recession.
Wednesday, May, 27, 2009 - Associated Press - Business
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Target pushes basics to reverse sales slide
The discounter, known for stylish towels and jeans, has long sold groceries. But it is barely holding onto its customers while its chief rival, Wal-Mart, is rapidly picking up new shoppers as its powerful low-cost message resonates in the recession.
Wednesday, May, 27, 2009 - Associated Press - Business
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A tale of two retailers
Wal-Mart’s low-price message and emphasis on necessities are helping the world’s largest retailer grab new customers around the globe in a recession, while Target — with greater emphasis on trendy merchandise — has been struggling to hold on to its shoppers and is now turning to groceries for growth.
Wednesday, May, 27, 2009 - - Business
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Wal-Mart’s low-price message and emphasis on necessities are helping the world’s largest retailer grab new customers around the globe in a recession, while Target — with greater emphasis on trendy merchandise — has been struggling to hold on to its shoppers and is now turning to groceries for growth.
Wednesday, May, 27, 2009 - - Business
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Littleghost, Dennis J.
Littleghost, Dennis J., 44, of St. Michael, ND.
Wednesday, May, 20, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Obituaries (free view)
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Littleghost, Dennis J., 44, of St. Michael, ND.
Wednesday, May, 20, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Obituaries (free view)
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AT THE OFFICE: Experts agree: Building, tapping a network crucial to finding new job
It might sound like schoolyard horseplay, but many career counselors say a successful job hunt requires that you get yourself on top of the pile. Actually, it's your resume that needs to be there — lifted head and shoulders above the rest of the bunch thanks to someone who knew someone.
Tuesday, May, 19, 2009 - San Jose Mercury News - Business
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It might sound like schoolyard horseplay, but many career counselors say a successful job hunt requires that you get yourself on top of the pile. Actually, it's your resume that needs to be there — lifted head and shoulders above the rest of the bunch thanks to someone who knew someone.
Tuesday, May, 19, 2009 - San Jose Mercury News - Business
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Wal-Mart profit flat in 1st quarter
The world's largest retailer earned $3.02 billion, or 77 cents per share, for the period ended April 30. That was flat from a year earlier. Revenue fell 0.6 percent to $93.47 billion, from $94.04 billion a year earlier.
Thursday, May, 14, 2009 - Associated Press - Business
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The world's largest retailer earned $3.02 billion, or 77 cents per share, for the period ended April 30. That was flat from a year earlier. Revenue fell 0.6 percent to $93.47 billion, from $94.04 billion a year earlier.
Thursday, May, 14, 2009 - Associated Press - Business
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Herman, William James "Wild Wil"
Herman, William James "Wild Wil", 29, of Fort Totten, ND.
Thursday, May, 14, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Obituaries (free view)
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Herman, William James "Wild Wil", 29, of Fort Totten, ND.
Thursday, May, 14, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Obituaries (free view)
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New retail sales report raises recovery doubts
Retail sales fell for a second straight month in April, a disappointing performance that raised doubts about whether consumers were regaining their desire to shop. A rebound in consumer demand is a necessary ingredient for ending the recession.
Wednesday, May, 13, 2009 - Associated Press - Business
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Retail sales fell for a second straight month in April, a disappointing performance that raised doubts about whether consumers were regaining their desire to shop. A rebound in consumer demand is a necessary ingredient for ending the recession.
Wednesday, May, 13, 2009 - Associated Press - Business
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N.D. 'Business Challenge' program short of money
A summer program that instructs high school students on how to succeed in business is running a deficit of more than $50,000, and members of the Board of Higher Education want to see a plan to stanch the red ink.
Wednesday, May, 13, 2009 - Associated Press - News
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A summer program that instructs high school students on how to succeed in business is running a deficit of more than $50,000, and members of the Board of Higher Education want to see a plan to stanch the red ink.
Wednesday, May, 13, 2009 - Associated Press - News
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Wall Street takes a break after strong rally
Financial stocks dragged Wall Street lower today as traders worried that last week’s rally was overdone. Investors who had been focused on what banks would pass the government’s “stress tests” are now turning to the fallout from the evaluation.
Monday, May, 11, 2009 - Associated Press - Business
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Financial stocks dragged Wall Street lower today as traders worried that last week’s rally was overdone. Investors who had been focused on what banks would pass the government’s “stress tests” are now turning to the fallout from the evaluation.
Monday, May, 11, 2009 - Associated Press - Business
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Wall Street takes a break after strong rally
Financial stocks dragged Wall Street lower today as traders worried that last week’s rally was overdone. Investors who had been focused on what banks would pass the government’s “stress tests” are now turning to the fallout from the evaluation.
Monday, May, 11, 2009 - Associated Press - Business
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Financial stocks dragged Wall Street lower today as traders worried that last week’s rally was overdone. Investors who had been focused on what banks would pass the government’s “stress tests” are now turning to the fallout from the evaluation.
Monday, May, 11, 2009 - Associated Press - Business
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Stern mothers turn into soft, doting grandmothers
Breakfast in bed. Burnt toast. Handmade cards that say, “I love you.” Those are some of the rewards for mothers today. But the best is yet to be. There comes a time when mothers become grandmothers. They no longer are stern, penny-pinching parents. Instead, with the grandfather, they can sit back and dote on grandchildren.
Sunday, May, 10, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Community
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Breakfast in bed. Burnt toast. Handmade cards that say, “I love you.” Those are some of the rewards for mothers today. But the best is yet to be. There comes a time when mothers become grandmothers. They no longer are stern, penny-pinching parents. Instead, with the grandfather, they can sit back and dote on grandchildren.
Sunday, May, 10, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Community
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Food stamp rule frustrates police in North Dakota
John Schweitzer swiped his credit card, bagged his groceries and walked out of a Wal-Mart without his wallet. When he returned a moment later, it was gone. Schweitzer's misfortune should have been an open-and-shut legal case. The thief was caught on video surveillance, and he used his own food stamp swipe card to pay for groceries before leaving with Schweitzer's wallet. But a federal law prohibiting the disclosure of information about food stamp recipients — even to law enforcement, unless a specific name is provided — meant it would take months and a lot of legwork before an arrest was made.
Saturday, May, 09, 2009 - Associated Press - News
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John Schweitzer swiped his credit card, bagged his groceries and walked out of a Wal-Mart without his wallet. When he returned a moment later, it was gone. Schweitzer's misfortune should have been an open-and-shut legal case. The thief was caught on video surveillance, and he used his own food stamp swipe card to pay for groceries before leaving with Schweitzer's wallet. But a federal law prohibiting the disclosure of information about food stamp recipients — even to law enforcement, unless a specific name is provided — meant it would take months and a lot of legwork before an arrest was made.
Saturday, May, 09, 2009 - Associated Press - News
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Bottineau business owners stage 'key party" to protest commercial appraisal
Bottineau, N.D., merchants upset over the first property appraisal review in 17 years tendered their businesses’ keys to the city in protest.
Sunday, May, 03, 2009 - Associated Press - News
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Bottineau, N.D., merchants upset over the first property appraisal review in 17 years tendered their businesses’ keys to the city in protest.
Sunday, May, 03, 2009 - Associated Press - News
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Boy struggles to recover after 30-foot Alerus Center fall
Cody Wahl is 20 pounds lighter. Severe headaches disrupt his nights and days. A surgical scar crosses half his forehead. His right hand tires from taking notes in class. And, perhaps worst of all, he’s unable to patrol center field for the Kidder County baseball team this spring.
Sunday, May, 03, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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Cody Wahl is 20 pounds lighter. Severe headaches disrupt his nights and days. A surgical scar crosses half his forehead. His right hand tires from taking notes in class. And, perhaps worst of all, he’s unable to patrol center field for the Kidder County baseball team this spring.
Sunday, May, 03, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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No taxation without representation
Fargo plans to pay its share of flood protection with a sales tax increase
Their idea is to pass a half-cent sales tax that would raise $200 million over 20 years for the city’s share. I have no statistics as proof, but I’m guessing at least two-thirds of the sales taxes paid in Fargo are from non-residents. So, citizens/shoppers from Thompson, N.D. — to pick a town name randomly out of a hat — will be contributing.
Tuesday, April, 28, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Community
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Fargo plans to pay its share of flood protection with a sales tax increase
Their idea is to pass a half-cent sales tax that would raise $200 million over 20 years for the city’s share. I have no statistics as proof, but I’m guessing at least two-thirds of the sales taxes paid in Fargo are from non-residents. So, citizens/shoppers from Thompson, N.D. — to pick a town name randomly out of a hat — will be contributing.
Tuesday, April, 28, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Community
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Kirk, Leonard J.
Kirk, Leonard J., 46, of Poplar, MT.
Sunday, April, 26, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Obituaries (free view)
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Kirk, Leonard J., 46, of Poplar, MT.
Sunday, April, 26, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Obituaries (free view)
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Exxon Mobil overtakes Wal-Mart to top Fortune 500
Exxon Mobil has unseated Wal-Mart Stores to top the 2009 Fortune 500 list after a year the magazine called the worst ever for the country’s 500 largest publicly traded companies.
Sunday, April, 19, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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Exxon Mobil has unseated Wal-Mart Stores to top the 2009 Fortune 500 list after a year the magazine called the worst ever for the country’s 500 largest publicly traded companies.
Sunday, April, 19, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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Retail sales fall unexpectedly in March
Retail sales fell unexpectedly in March, delivering a setback to hopes that the economy's steep slide could be bottoming out. The Commerce Department said today that retail sales dipped 1.1 percent in March. It was the biggest decline in three months and a much weaker showing than the 0.3 percent increase that analysts expected.
Tuesday, April, 14, 2009 - Associated Press - Business
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Retail sales fell unexpectedly in March, delivering a setback to hopes that the economy's steep slide could be bottoming out. The Commerce Department said today that retail sales dipped 1.1 percent in March. It was the biggest decline in three months and a much weaker showing than the 0.3 percent increase that analysts expected.
Tuesday, April, 14, 2009 - Associated Press - Business
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