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Wall crack prompts closure of TRF's Lincoln High
Staff to return Tuesday; students coming back Wednesday
Lincoln High School in Thief River Falls will again be closed to students today because of concerns over a significant crack in a wall that separates a hallway and a classroom, Superintendent Laine Larson said Monday.
Monday, November, 30, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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Staff to return Tuesday; students coming back Wednesday
Lincoln High School in Thief River Falls will again be closed to students today because of concerns over a significant crack in a wall that separates a hallway and a classroom, Superintendent Laine Larson said Monday.
Monday, November, 30, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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Forbes, N.D., sausage: Best of the wurst
A family recipe for fry and summer sausage has been feeding the Forbes area for decades. Ted Wolff, 75, took his grandmother’s and mother’s recipe commercial 34 years ago. The Wolff family had always made its own sausage. But they started selling it to benefit The Peoples Store when it opened Oct. 29, 1975, in the 50-resident North Dakota farming community of Forbes.
Monday, November, 30, 2009 - Aberdeen (S.D.) American News - News
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A family recipe for fry and summer sausage has been feeding the Forbes area for decades. Ted Wolff, 75, took his grandmother’s and mother’s recipe commercial 34 years ago. The Wolff family had always made its own sausage. But they started selling it to benefit The Peoples Store when it opened Oct. 29, 1975, in the 50-resident North Dakota farming community of Forbes.
Monday, November, 30, 2009 - Aberdeen (S.D.) American News - News
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Payment shift is trouble for Minn. charter schools
Charter schools in Minnesota are bracing for a cash flow crunch that could determine whether some survive.
Saturday, November, 28, 2009 - - News
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Charter schools in Minnesota are bracing for a cash flow crunch that could determine whether some survive.
Saturday, November, 28, 2009 - - News
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Report: Minnesotans should welcome immigrants
Coalition says state would lose jobs without them
Immigrants are important to Minnesota’s economy, especially for rural areas, a new report indicates.
Saturday, November, 14, 2009 - State Capitol Bureau - News
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Coalition says state would lose jobs without them
Immigrants are important to Minnesota’s economy, especially for rural areas, a new report indicates.
Saturday, November, 14, 2009 - State Capitol Bureau - News
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Report: Minnesotans should welcome immigrants
Immigrants are important to Minnesota’s economy, especially for rural areas, a new report indicates.
Friday, November, 13, 2009 - State Capitol Bureau - News
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Immigrants are important to Minnesota’s economy, especially for rural areas, a new report indicates.
Friday, November, 13, 2009 - State Capitol Bureau - News
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Ida weakens to a tropical storm
Though Ida has weakened to a tropical storm, Gulf Coast residents aren't taking any chances.
Monday, November, 09, 2009 - Associated Press - News
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Though Ida has weakened to a tropical storm, Gulf Coast residents aren't taking any chances.
Monday, November, 09, 2009 - Associated Press - News
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H1N1 vaccine production way behind
The federal government originally promised 120 million doses of swine flu vaccine by now. Only 13 million have come through.
Thursday, October, 22, 2009 - Associated Press - News
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The federal government originally promised 120 million doses of swine flu vaccine by now. Only 13 million have come through.
Thursday, October, 22, 2009 - Associated Press - News
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N.D. school closings not 1st option for flu fight
A North Dakota disease specialist says closing schools is not the best way to help prevent the spread of swine flu.
Tuesday, October, 06, 2009 - - News
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A North Dakota disease specialist says closing schools is not the best way to help prevent the spread of swine flu.
Tuesday, October, 06, 2009 - - News
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Arizona school closes with flu outbreak
Health officials suspect an outbreak of swine flu has caused an Arizona school to shut down after more than a third of the students called in sick.
Tuesday, October, 06, 2009 - - News
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Health officials suspect an outbreak of swine flu has caused an Arizona school to shut down after more than a third of the students called in sick.
Tuesday, October, 06, 2009 - - News
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Suspicious packages close Princeton, Minn. school, then determined not dangerous, mayor says
The mayor of an eastern Minnesota town that closed its schools after three suspicious packages were found says the packages have been contained.
Wednesday, September, 30, 2009 - - News
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The mayor of an eastern Minnesota town that closed its schools after three suspicious packages were found says the packages have been contained.
Wednesday, September, 30, 2009 - - News
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Religious life won’t be the same after economic downturn
Organized religion was already in trouble before the fall of 2008. Denominations were stagnating or shrinking, and congregations across faith groups were fretting about their finances. The Great Recession made things worse.
Monday, September, 28, 2009 - Associated Press - Business
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Organized religion was already in trouble before the fall of 2008. Denominations were stagnating or shrinking, and congregations across faith groups were fretting about their finances. The Great Recession made things worse.
Monday, September, 28, 2009 - Associated Press - Business
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PREPARING FOR H1N1: Students, education officials take precautions
Last year, when a parent called a Grand Forks school to report a sick child, a district employee made a simple computer entry — “ill” — by the student’s name.
Monday, September, 21, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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Last year, when a parent called a Grand Forks school to report a sick child, a district employee made a simple computer entry — “ill” — by the student’s name.
Monday, September, 21, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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GF enrollment turning around?
North Dakota has been hit with sometimes dramatic reductions in the number of schoolchildren for more than a decade, and projections call for continuing drops in the state’s public K-12 enrollment in future years. But George Whalen, principal of Lake Agassiz elementary school near UND campus, was pleased with the school's first-day numbers.
Thursday, August, 27, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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North Dakota has been hit with sometimes dramatic reductions in the number of schoolchildren for more than a decade, and projections call for continuing drops in the state’s public K-12 enrollment in future years. But George Whalen, principal of Lake Agassiz elementary school near UND campus, was pleased with the school's first-day numbers.
Thursday, August, 27, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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Minnesota officials say they're ready for tough flu season
Minnesota health officials say they’re braced for a difficult flu season, but they just don’t know how bad it will be.
Wednesday, August, 26, 2009 - - News
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Minnesota health officials say they’re braced for a difficult flu season, but they just don’t know how bad it will be.
Wednesday, August, 26, 2009 - - News
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Sebelius: H1N1 vaccines key
Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius appeared on NBC’s “Today” show one day after a special presidential advisory panel presented a grim report to the Obama White House, saying among other things that a “plausible scenario” for the United States later this year is wide-scale infections, possibly 30,000 to 90,000 deaths, mostly among young children and young adults, and perhaps as many as 300,000 sick enough to require intensive care unit treatment at hospitals.
Tuesday, August, 25, 2009 - - News
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Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius appeared on NBC’s “Today” show one day after a special presidential advisory panel presented a grim report to the Obama White House, saying among other things that a “plausible scenario” for the United States later this year is wide-scale infections, possibly 30,000 to 90,000 deaths, mostly among young children and young adults, and perhaps as many as 300,000 sick enough to require intensive care unit treatment at hospitals.
Tuesday, August, 25, 2009 - - News
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Poll: Parents like school swine flu shots; adults unworried for selves
Most parents like the idea of vaccinating children against swine flu at school, but they're not so eager to roll up their own sleeves.
Tuesday, July, 28, 2009 - AP Medical Writer - News
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Most parents like the idea of vaccinating children against swine flu at school, but they're not so eager to roll up their own sleeves.
Tuesday, July, 28, 2009 - AP Medical Writer - News
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After 40 years, St. James ‘Royal Pride’ still shines
They sealed their royal blue and white colors into their school building when it closed 40 years ago. And the Class of 1969 of St. James High School in Grand Forks was determined to go out in a blaze of glory.
Saturday, July, 25, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Community
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They sealed their royal blue and white colors into their school building when it closed 40 years ago. And the Class of 1969 of St. James High School in Grand Forks was determined to go out in a blaze of glory.
Saturday, July, 25, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - Community
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565,000 new jobless claims lowest since January
Continuing claims, meanwhile, unexpectedly jumped to a record-high. While layoffs are slowing, unemployed workers are having a difficult time finding new jobs. The unemployment rate rose to 9.5 percent last month and is expected to top 10 percent by the end of this year.
Thursday, July, 09, 2009 - AP Economics Writer - Business
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Continuing claims, meanwhile, unexpectedly jumped to a record-high. While layoffs are slowing, unemployed workers are having a difficult time finding new jobs. The unemployment rate rose to 9.5 percent last month and is expected to top 10 percent by the end of this year.
Thursday, July, 09, 2009 - AP Economics Writer - Business
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H1N1 virus 'now unstoppable'
Swine flu becomes first pandemic in 41 years
The World Health Organization told its member nations it was declaring a swine flu pandemic Thursday — the first global flu epidemic in 41 years — as infections climbed in the United States, Europe, Australia, South America and elsewhere. U.S. officials said today they've taken an early aggressive approach and the WHO announcement won't change how it's been dealing with the issue. The WHO designation is based on geographic spread and not on the nature of the disease, U.S. officials said.
Thursday, June, 11, 2009 - Associated Press - News
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Swine flu becomes first pandemic in 41 years
The World Health Organization told its member nations it was declaring a swine flu pandemic Thursday — the first global flu epidemic in 41 years — as infections climbed in the United States, Europe, Australia, South America and elsewhere. U.S. officials said today they've taken an early aggressive approach and the WHO announcement won't change how it's been dealing with the issue. The WHO designation is based on geographic spread and not on the nature of the disease, U.S. officials said.
Thursday, June, 11, 2009 - Associated Press - News
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West Fargo passes GF school numbers
Two little-noticed numbers illustrate big changes in North Dakota: In August, when school starts, West Fargo’s public schools will have more students than the Grand Forks district. (Clarification added in text of story.)
Tuesday, June, 09, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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Two little-noticed numbers illustrate big changes in North Dakota: In August, when school starts, West Fargo’s public schools will have more students than the Grand Forks district. (Clarification added in text of story.)
Tuesday, June, 09, 2009 - Grand Forks Herald - News
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