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SOCIAL SECURITY: INFORMATION & UPDATES Can a grandchild receive SSA benefits?
Q: I have custody of my young granddaughter and raising her without assistance from her parents. Can she receive benefits through my record when I start Social Security retirement next year? A: In ve...
Posted on 6/17/13 at 11:05 AM
THE NEW FORTY The legend of Bluebeard...
A year ago my grandson Lennon was born. It was a very joyous event and long in the coming. I waited a long time for his mom and dad to decide they were "ready" for a baby. I was ready years before the...
Posted on 6/15/13 at 11:23 PM
GREATER GRAND FORKS YOUNG PROFESSIONALS What's Up Wednesday!
What's Up This Weekend in the Grand Cities? This weekend, head downtown to take in the Farmers Market, Art & Wine Walk, and World Refugee Fair. Thursday, June 13 YP Social Night: Lets Dance! ...
Posted on 6/12/13 at 9:46 AM
LET'S TALK KIDS Produce much more than fruit and vegetables out of the family garden
Growing a garden can be both fruitful and educational. In the garden, children can learn many things. First, when you start with tilling the land, children gain large motor skills because the tiller ...
Posted on 6/2/13 at 10:45 AM
THE MINNESOTA BASHAW BLOG Is It A Family or Is It Just Marriage?
Recently I had a nice little discussion with a buddy of mine about family. It was a very friendly discussion and no hard feelings were had and we agreed to disagree. My friend did say he was going to ...
Posted on 5/29/13 at 12:52 AM
MARILYN HAGERTY: Grandmas teach kids to knit, grandpas take them fishing 
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After being bombarded with what’s wrong in this world, there is a chance to hear what it right. It comes with the annual reading of essays by fourth graders of Greater Grand Forks.
By Marilyn Hagerty , May 19, 2013
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HOWARD KOSSOVER: Social Security numbers for baby
How do I get a Social Security number for my newborn?
By Howard Kossover , May 17, 2013
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Your child's brain on math?: Don't bother
Parents whose children are struggling with math often view intense tutoring as the best way to help them master crucial skills, but a new study released on Monday suggests that for some kids even that is a lost cause.
By Sharon Begley , May 14, 2013
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Parents see more food, skin allergies in children
Parents are reporting more skin and food allergies in their children, a big government survey found.
By Mike Stobbe , May 13, 2013
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Already facing charges, man allegedly tries to lure child through computer
Seven months and one day after bailing out of jail where he was being held on six counts of child porn possession, Jacob William Kinn posted an ad on the Craigslist website looking for a “2-9 year old” girl to pose in various outfits for his “personal collection,” according to authorities.
By Justin Glawe , May 03, 2013
5-year-old shoots 2-year-old sister in Kentucky
In southern Kentucky, where children get their first guns even before they start first grade, Stephanie Sparks paid little attention as her 5-year-old son, Kristian, played with the rifle he was given last year. Then, as she stepped onto the front porch while cleaning the kitchen, "she heard the gun go off," a coroner said.
By Travis Loller , May 01, 2013
Older fathers are more likely to have autistic grandchildren
Men who have children when they are older are more likely to have grandchildren with autism, according to a study which shows for the first time that risk factors for autism may build up over generations.
By Kate Kelland , April 28, 2013
Nia Vardalos: Why I Quit Acting To Adopt A Foster Child
Nia Vardalos of “My Big Fat Greek Wedding” dropped out of acting to focus on adopting a baby from the American foster system. At first she hid her experience like the growth on her cousin Nick’s neck in the movie. But then she decided to write a book about it.
By Sharon Waxman , April 28, 2013
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K-12 NOTES: NCTC hosts robot camp for middle schoolers
A robotics-technology day-camp for middle-school students will again be hosted by Northland Community and Technical College in northwest Minnesota, the college said.
By Herald Staff Report , April 15, 2013
DAN SVEDARSKY: On creativity, raising children and NPR
Some years back, I heard Richard Florida, author of “The Rise of the Creative Class,” interviewed on NPR. He spoke of the fundamental importance of creativity in entrepreneurship and problem solving.
By Dan Svedarsky , April 14, 2013
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North Dakota Legislature: Lawmakers could not agree on animal abuse bill
Senate lawmakers could not agree Wednesday with the House changes to a bill that seeks to crack down on people who abuse, neglect or abandon animals.
By TJ Jerke , April 10, 2013
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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
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