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THE ADVENTURES OF OLE AND LENA Blow It Up Your You-Know-Where!!
"You are in contemp of the United States Trademark laws. I am the ONLY person who has a current trademark on the words WINE LADY. Nobody and no one is legally allowed to use those words as a website, ...
Posted on 2/13/12 at 11:14 AM
FLICKERTALES FROM THE HILL Conrad has big goals for final to-do list
FARGO With a little more than 11 months until his retirement, North Dakota Democratic Sen. Kent Conrad has a busy to-do list he wants to tackle before leaving Capitol Hill. Conrad discussed his to...
Posted on 1/18/12 at 10:27 AM
STAFF BLOG THE AREA VOICES COMMUNITY Areavoices Digest #55 - Talking Baseball and more
The snow might be starting to fall outside my window, but at Areavoices we're talking Major League baseball. I'm excited that one of our favorite bloggers, Chad Jacobsen of Twins Focus has taken on th...
Posted on 11/30/11 at 3:45 PM
ASTRO BOB A flood that would make even Noah turn and run
Massive floods are not only common on Earth but 3.5 billion years ago they raged across the Martian landscape. One of the most dramatic issued from a breach in a rift called Mangala Fossae. 'Mangala...
Posted on 10/31/11 at 1:36 PM
STAFF BLOG THE N.D. CAPITOL AND BEYOND Conference explores the story of water in North Dakota
BISMARCKFrom devastating droughts to ferocious floods, water has played a critical role in shaping North Dakotas history. A conference this week in Bismarck will explore that history in an effort to ...
Posted on 10/25/11 at 3:15 PM
Crookston’s flood protection project in ‘home stretch’
This could be the year that flood protection projects are completed in Crookston. The 100-year flood protection of Jerome’s Addition is scheduled to be finished this year, its second year of work. Jerome’s is the city’s last major residential area to receive U.S. Army Corps of Engineers-certified protection, following the Woods, Sampson’s and Chase-Loring additions.
By Ryan Bakken , February 18, 2012
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NWS: Major flooding risk in valley is small
The risk of flooding throughout the Red River Valley continues to be quite low, according to the latest National Weather Service outlook released Thursday. Little snow and dry soil appears to have given the region a “brief respite” from the usual wet pattern, the agency said. River levels are somewhat higher than normal, it said, but well below record levels of the past two winters.
By Tu-Uyen Tran , February 16, 2012
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Despite $5 million earmark, Red River diversion project ranks 2nd-highest in Obama budget funding 
With a mixture of disappointment and thanks, North Dakota and Minnesota lawmakers say some federal funding for the Red River diversion is better than none at all.
By Kristen Daum , February 14, 2012
Minot getting nearly $2 million from Corps of Engineers to upgrade sewer system
Sens. Kent Conrad and John Hoeven and Rep. Rick Berg say the sewer project is important not only to the city's recovery from last year's Souris River flood but to its ability to handle a population increase tied to the booming oil patch.
By Associated Press , February 11, 2012
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Crews testing whether site is right for Stump Lake outlet
The North Dakota State Water Commission took the first physical steps Thursday toward building a gravity-flow outlet from Stump Lake to the Tolna Coulee in another effort to provide some flood relief to the chronically flooding Devils Lake Basin.
By Kevin Bonham , February 09, 2012
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Valley City groups wants state to slow down on Devils Lake outlet
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the North Dakota State Water Commission should delay operation this spring of the Devils Lake East End outlet until they more thoroughly examine erosion issues, two Valley City, N.D., groups said recently.
By Kevin Bonham , February 06, 2012
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By Forum Communications , February 05, 2012
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Roland Young, Grand Forks, letter: Flood control’s secret weapon is 'retention'
wetland preservation, restoration and/or development can be accomplished through very effective, environmentally friendly and federally approved projects.
And North Dakota has developed only a small fraction of the potential sites.
By Roland Young , February 04, 2012
North Dakota Governor and US Senator discuss flood plan with Saskatchewan premier
Saskatchewan Premier Brad Wall says plans for operating two provincial dams will change to help manage future North Dakota floods.
By Associated Press , February 03, 2012
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Terry Guttormson, Hendrum, Minn., letter: Hypocrisy, thy name is ‘diversion supporters’
It would be a far wiser investment to build retention sites that enhance upstream and downstream properties rather than build something that will cause millions of dollars in damage because of the diversion.
By Terry Guttormson , February 03, 2012
Minot City Council approves Souris River flood protection plan
The Minot City Council has approved a flood protection plan for the Souris River that last year swamped more than 4,000 homes and businesses and forced thousands of people to evacuate.
By Associated Press , February 01, 2012
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