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SOCIAL SECURITY: INFORMATION & UPDATES Will adoption end benefits to a child?
Q: My young children receive Social Security survivors benefits because their father died several years ago. I am planning to remarry in a few months. Will the children lose their survivors benefits i...
Posted on 5/23/13 at 10:26 AM
THE NEW FORTY The role of a lifetime...
The role of "mother" has been the most important and rewarding undertaking I have experienced in my adult life; albeit, I didn't know at the outset how much is woven into the designation. Even having ...
Posted on 5/12/13 at 9:19 AM
GREATER GRAND FORKS YOUNG PROFESSIONALS What's Up Wednesday!
What's Up This Weekend in the Grand Cities? This weekend, GGFYP hosts Chick-fil-A Leadercast at Hope Church. Thursday, May 9 Moon Over Buffalo Fire Hall Theatre, 7:00 pm A hilarious look backsta...
Posted on 5/8/13 at 1:51 PM
PARENT INFORMATION CENTER How to Use Positive Parenting
Positive parenting starts by creating a good relationship with your children so that he/she responds to gentile guidance rather than punishments and threats. The most effective discipline strategy i...
Posted on 5/6/13 at 11:51 AM
STAFF BLOG CAPITOL CHATTER Political notebook: GOP race for Minnesota governor off and running
By Don Davis Minnesotas 2014 governor race is underway. Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton long has said he plans to seek a second term, and at least a half-dozen Republicans want the chance to knock him off...
Posted on 4/29/13 at 9:55 AM
Choosing a potential guardian, a difficult decision
Choosing a potential guardian is a difficult decision – and agreeing to be one – is a major life decision, even though odds are slim it will become reality.
By Sherri Richards , April 08, 2013
Tribal judge says court, social workers see kids’ safety as top concern 
Despite persistent allegations by critics that children of the Spirit Lake Nation remain at risk due to placement with known sex offenders, the tribal court’s chief judge insists that isn’t happening.
By Chuck Haga , April 08, 2013
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Making the March personal: Local mom gives back to March of Dimes
Marnie Schuschke, Grand Forks, knows firsthand how much of an impact the March of Dimes foundation can have on a family. Her 18-month-old twin boys, Zak and Porter, were born on Oct. 2, 2011, eight and a half weeks premature.
By Robb Jeffries , April 07, 2013
Guardian angels: Family shares their story of becoming guardians to cousin's daughter
Choosing a potential guardian is one of the most important decisions parents make for their minor children, in the event the worst happens. One family shares their story of becoming guardians to a cousin’s daughter.
By Sherri Richards , April 07, 2013
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Day care in Cold Spring in middle of tax debate
A licensed child care center in Cold Spring could face forfeiture if a four-year tax debate with Stearns County officials isn't resolved.
By Associated Press , April 07, 2013
DO-IT-YOURSELF: Make your own sidewalk paint
Now that the weather’s cooperating, here’s a way to make your own sidewalk paint for a weekend afternoon of fun with the kiddos.
By Melinda Lavine , April 07, 2013
Feds: Indiana man blackmailed teens into online sex
A northwest Indiana man blackmailed a 16-year-old New York girl into performing sex acts for him during a video chat by telling her another man had hacked into her iPad and taken video of her dressing in her room, federal court records say.
By Charles Wilson , April 06, 2013
Minnesota infant deaths in child care decrease
Minnesota human services officials say the number of infant deaths in child care settings has dropped significantly this year.
By Associated Press , April 03, 2013
Maxed out, Grand Forks homeless shelters say new one needed
“There is an unmet need right now,” said Kristi Hall-Jiran, executive director of the Community Violence Intervention Center. “Our services just can’t keep up with that demand.”
By Brandi Jewett , March 31, 2013
Vikings great Page pens kids' book about odd pinky
Alan Page, a pro football Hall of Famer and Minnesota Supreme Court Justice, has written a children's book about his odd pinkie finger, which is permanently bent outward at a 90-degree angle.
By Associated Press , March 30, 2013
10-year-old in Grand Forks honored for donating $1,000
While most young boys want to spend their earnings on toys or video games, one Grand Forks 10-year-old donated $1,000 of his own money over five years to charity instead.
By Jennifer Johnson , March 23, 2013
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