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http://media.fccinteractive.com/voices/1258/50/50/ THE FLENSBURGER FILES
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From the Classroom: When you receive this article, I will be soaking in another session of a seminar called "Mind the App," a class being offered for students and those interested in knowing how to...
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Dear Teri, Most of us are aware that North Dakota is running a huge surplus, due largely to oil revenue. Yet in the past, there have been times when oil prices have dropped drastically, drying up oil...
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http://media.fccinteractive.com/voices/244/50/50/ RURAL REFLECTIONS
He fixed the fun
One of Mom and Dad's Christmas presents to me in 1978 was a radio. The radio had bands for am/fm, weather, aircraft and police transmissions. It fired my imagination and received constant use up until...
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If you didn't hear my brother-in-law play Silent Night on his I-phone during our family Christmas concert yet, you must visit yesterday's post first. For those wishing to read my latest column about ...
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http://media.fccinteractive.com/voices/38/50/50/ STAFF BLOG IN THE SPIRIT
How it would be if killed . . . . . . . . .
Ive been pitching. Oh no, not from the mound of a soft ball field, not a tent and not even a fit. But, Ive been pitching. Its finally spring when our thoughts turn to cleaning closets, drawers, cup...
Posted on 5/5/11 at 11:14 AM
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BRAD DOKKEN: ‘Dad, I shot a bear!’ PressPass

BRAD DOKKEN: ‘Dad, I shot a bear!’ Morgan Knable stumbled on more excitement than he bargained for Nov. 11, the last day of deer season in the area he hunts southwest of Bagley, Minn. A 350-pound black bear rousted from its den tends to have that effect.

By Brad Dokken , November 18, 2012

DOUG LEIER: Game and Fish continues to sample deer for CWD PressPass

DOUG LEIER: Game and Fish continues to sample deer for CWD Doug explains chronic wasting disease in game animals.

By Doug Leier , November 18, 2012

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Lake of the Woods muskie angler catches his biggest yet PressPass

Lake of the Woods muskie angler catches his biggest yet Muskie angler Keith Ogden catches monstrous muskie on a Halloween excursion at Lake of the Woods.

By Brad Dokken , November 11, 2012

ALWAYS IN SEASON: Unpredictable redpolls show up early PressPass

ALWAYS IN SEASON: Unpredictable redpolls show up early Jacobs ponders an early surge in the redpoll population.

By Mike Jacobs , November 11, 2012

BRAD DOKKEN COLUMN: Memories and milestones define deer season PressPass

BRAD DOKKEN COLUMN: Memories and milestones define deer season Life is a series of anniversaries, a journey of milestones and memories. For those of us who grew up with the tradition of deer hunting, that’s especially true this time of year.

By Brad Dokken , November 04, 2012

MARILYN HAGERTY: Teaching Tony and Anderson to play bridge PressPass

MARILYN HAGERTY: Teaching Tony and Anderson to play bridge Marilyn almost can't believe she met celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain, who says he's publishing her book. Also, he wants to learn to play bridge and she aims to teach him. Anderson Cooper says he's interested, too. "Wouldn’t that be fun!" she writes.

By Marilyn Hagerty , April 12, 2012

MARILYN HAGERTY: When life deals you middle seat, grin and bear it PressPass

MARILYN HAGERTY: When life deals you middle seat, grin and bear it There is something to be said about a flight to or from Minneapolis-St. Paul airport and Grand Forks: You are not going to end up in a middle seat. There aren’t any on the smaller feeder planes.

By Marilyn Hagerty , March 08, 2012

THE EATBEAT: Long-awaited Olive Garden receives warm welcome

THE EATBEAT: Long-awaited Olive Garden receives warm welcome All in all, Eatbeat columnist Marilyn Hagerty writes, the new Olive Garden "is the largest and most beautiful restaurant now operating in Grand Forks. It attracts visitors from out of town as well as people who live here."

By Marilyn Hagerty , March 07, 2012

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RYAN BAKKEN: Snow storm will feel great when it’s gone PressPass

RYAN BAKKEN: Snow storm will feel great when it’s gone Summer can’t be fully enjoyed unless you’ve first witnessed the pain of winter — the snow, the cold, the biting wind, the shoveling. We’ve experienced virtually none of that this winter, after a similarly passive autumn.

By Ryan Bakken , February 20, 2012

THE EATBEAT: Aggie’s Sunshine Cafe quietly marks its first birthday

THE EATBEAT: Aggie’s Sunshine Cafe quietly marks its first birthday Aggie’s is a quiet, comfortable, clean-feeling place for lunch. It lends itself to visiting.

By Marilyn Hagerty , February 14, 2012

MARILYN HAGERTY: December arrives with sights, sounds, tastes of Christmas

MARILYN HAGERTY: December arrives with sights, sounds, tastes of Christmas The traffic will be pretty heavy this morning and there may be a bunch of egg shells around the Blue Moose in East Grand Forks. The Chamber is holding its annual EGGStravaganza. It’s a breakfast of scrambled eggs, sausage, hashbrowns, pancakes, juice and coffee. They were selling tickets up until Wednesday.

By Marilyn Hagerty , November 30, 2011

RYAN BAKKEN COLUMN: Toilet humor for a good cause PressPass


Every cause is a worthy cause. But, in these economically strapped times, it’s best to have a fundraising idea that’s fool-proof. The Drayton (N.D.) High School Robotics team may have found the answer: An old, junked, wildly painted crapper.

By Ryan Bakken , November 26, 2011

Langdon opens heart, wallet to help theater PressPass

Residents and businesses raised $85,000 to bring only theater in town into digital age.

By Ryan Bakken , November 07, 2011

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Barbara Helt, Grand Forks, letter: Anti-Catholic bias mars Bergeson column PressPass

The Herald never would print such drivel and bias about the Muslim faith or the Protestant faith. Please check articles for offensive material concerning all people, and treat everyone with dignity and respect — even the Catholics.

By Barbara Helt , August 14, 2011

MARILYN HAGERTY: Hutterites tend their gardens and amass amazing produce

MARILYN HAGERTY: Hutterites tend their gardens and amass amazing produce You go west three miles out of Inkster, N.D., and 2 miles north on a gravel road. Then you dip down into the Forest River Hutterite Colony. Harvest season in the vast gardens is under way.

By Marilyn Hagerty , August 13, 2011

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