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As Daily Globe readers may have already realized, I attended the Worthington City Council meeting last night. When I left the Daily Globe's office at about 6:45 p.m., the night air was cold and crisp ...
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East Grand Forks council agrees to hire pool consultant 
The East Grand Forks City Council agreed Tuesday to spend about $13,000 to study their swimming pool options.
By Ryan Bakken , September 05, 2012
GF mayor seeks budget approval
Grand Forks Mayor Mike Brown’s 2013 budget will go before City Council Tuesday for preliminary approval.
By Herald Staff Report , September 02, 2012
Grand Forks officials change towing license application after complaint
After two towing companies refused to become licensed by the city of Grand Forks, a City Council committee on Tuesday agreed to change the license application.
By Brandi Jewett , August 28, 2012
East Grand Forks council seeks breathing room on pool decision
Two words of advice for East Grand Forks homeowners, who soon will receive a letter in the mail saying their property taxes could increase by 10 percent:
Calm down.
By Ryan Bakken , August 28, 2012
Mike Peterson, Grand Forks, letter: How GF can unlock the housing door
We need leaders who are willing to put off taxpayer-funded lavish projects and clear the way for incoming businesses and developers through significantly lowering taxes and offering incentives for them to come here.
By Mike Peterson , August 25, 2012
Grand Forks mayor seeks slight tax increase
Grand Forks Mayor Mike Brown is proposing a slight increase in property taxes and utility rates in the 2013 budget. The mayor’s staff presented the preliminary budget to City Council members for the first time Tuesday evening.
By Brandi Jewett , August 21, 2012
East Grand Forks leaders again kill sewage project
The wastewater interconnect, a project that would have Grand Forks treating East Grand Forks’ sewage, was killed for a second time in the last 10 months on Tuesday.
By Ryan Bakken , August 21, 2012
Grand Forks residents worried about apartments being constructed in neighborhood
Grand Forks residents opposed to an apartment building being constructed in their neighborhood shared their concerns with city council members during a Monday public hearing on the issue.
By Brandi Jewett , August 20, 2012
Red Lake Falls city council meets Tuesday to address resignation of mayor, city administrator
The Red Lake Falls City Council will meet Tuesday to address issues related to last week’s resignations of Mayor Vaughn Thorfinnson and Administrator Allen Ducharme
By Ryan Bakken , August 20, 2012
Library attracting more kids
More kids are using Grand Forks Public Library programs, according to the 2011 annual report released Monday.
August 06, 2012
Short-staffed by oil boom, Dickinson looks to Grand Forks
Grand Forks city staff could be working for the city of Dickinson in the not too distant future, under a proposal the City Council is considering.
By Herald Staff Report , July 23, 2012
Pete Bothun, Harding, Minn., letter: Don’t drain the pool memories from EGF
My fondest memories of summers in East Grand Forks either started or ended at the pool. Granted, it was an easier time; but where else can young people go and get exercise and sun and have a safe and enjoyable time?
By Pete Bothun , July 15, 2012
Grand Forks City Council expected to approve land acquisition for Columbia project
The Grand Forks City Council is expected to approve the acquisition of land today for a project to widen a stretch of Columbia Road, despite news last week that may alter both the city’s financial burden and project’s timeline.
July 01, 2012
Eliot Glassheim, Grand Forks, letter: Ward 3’s Glassheim: Weber for Ward 3
Ward 3 will be well-served by electing Bret Weber to the City Council.
By Eliot Glassheim , June 08, 2012
East Grand Forks anniversary event taking shape
The entertainment for East Grand Forks’ 125th anniversary celebration is taking shape.
By Herald Staff Report , January 10, 2012
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