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THE MINNESOTA BASHAW BLOG Update: Harlem Shake
It is interesting when I talk to people about my newest viral video craze how many people have heard about the Harlem Shake and how many people have not heard about the Harlem Shake. It is even more...
Posted on 3/3/13 at 12:07 PM
CUTE N' COMFY Day 8: When plans change, go with the flow
"I don't do fashion. I am fashion." -Coco Chanel For day 8 of the30-30 style challenge,I wore the black body-con skirt with the dark fuchsia tank top and cream cardigan. It was a casual outf...
Posted on 11/20/12 at 8:53 PM
BEST FRIENDS ND 22 Delightful Ways to Say Thank You!
22 Delightful Ways to Say Thank You! July 31st, 2012 byguest Photo by Pink Sherbert Photography Editors Note: I am SO HAPPY to have Shanon Doolittle guest posting on our blog today! Shes hilarious, ...
Posted on 8/16/12 at 8:45 AM
MUSIC MOVES Music as a Third Language
Hello and Happy July! Hard to believe our last post was all the way at the end of MAY - quite the schedule I've been under lately, but so much fun information to share! As I type this, we're preparing...
Posted on 7/9/12 at 5:16 PM
THE NEW FORTY Movement that is moving...
I confess...I am adie-hard So You Think You Can Dance? (SYTYCD) fan. I cannot dance, but I have always wished I could. I have adapted to my inadequacies by being able to appreciate the commitment and ...
Posted on 5/27/12 at 8:39 PM
Pop culture Q&A: Who is still alive from the ‘My Three Sons’ cast? 
I was watching reruns of “My Three Sons” and wondering how many of the stars were still with us like Barry and Stanley Livingston (Ernie and Chip) and Don Grady (Robbie), Tina Cole (Katie) and Dawn Lyn (Dodie) and how old are they?
By Rich Heldenfels , September 06, 2011
THE LIST: 'Jungle Book' ... Lawrence Welk tribute ... 'Nutcracker' auditions ... and more
The final performances of the Warroad Summer Theatre musical “Bye, Bye Birdie” will be at 7:30 tonight through Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday at the Warroad School theater.
By Herald Staff Report , August 11, 2011
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UND dance concert features student choreography
The UND Department of Theatre Arts will present a spring concert at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at UND Burtness Theatre, a showcase of choreography created by students in the department’s new dance minor program.
By Herald Staff Report , April 28, 2011
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Grand Forks’ ballet history: Half century in the making
At first glance, a scrapbook of yellowed newspaper clippings and black and white photos from the early days of the North Dakota Ballet Company doesn’t look like much of an important historical document.
February 21, 2011
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Kata Novak, Minneapolis, letter: Ballet company founder: Thank you, thank you, thank you
A most sincere and grateful thanks to the directors, staff, dancers and supporters of the North Dakota Ballet Company for honoring me on the evening of Friday, Jan. 28, as the founder of the company 50 years ago.
By Kata Novak , February 04, 2011
Miss N.D. on stage tonight in GF
Local pageant titleholders including Miss North 2011 Beth Dennison will be on stage tonight for “Miss Grand Forks presents Christmas at the Empire,” a fundraiser for Children’s Miracle Network and the Miss Grand Forks Scholarship Fund.
By Herald Staff Report , December 17, 2010
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Dancers ‘Raise the Barre’
North Dakota Ballet plans to take its company to the next levelDozens of dancers plie-ed at the barre and leapt, strutted and kicked in the studios of the North Dakota Ballet Company this week for Dance Explosion, a second annual series of intensive classes led by a principal of the Royal Winnipeg Ballet and others.
By Paulette Tobin , August 12, 2010
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THE LIST: Adam Kemp ... Dance classes ... more
Exhibit at Amazing Grains: Adam Kemp is the artist for July at Amazing Grains in downtown Grand Forks. His show will run July 7 to Aug. 4. About the artist: Born in 1962, Kemp arrived in Grand Forks in 1997. “I am very proud to display my work in a place that adds so much to the quality of life in Grand Forks,” Kemp said, and added: “I am willing to barter!”
By Herald staff reports , July 02, 2010
Empire Arts Center to host ‘Dancing through the Decades’
Saturday event features 100 dancers The North Dakota Ballet Company Apprentice School will present “Dancing through the Decades” at 2 and 7 p.m. Saturday in the Empire Arts Center in Grand Forks.
By Herald Staff Report , May 06, 2010
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AREA NEWS: Patrol arrests more for drugs ... Minto music fest Sunday ... GF street signs replaced ... more
The North Dakota Highway Patrol says it’s experiencing a marked increase in the amount of drug trafficking arrests made by state troopers. Troopers discovered about 20 pounds of marijuana, a ½-pound of methamphetamine and seized more than $5,000 of drug-related money from September 2008 through August, the patrol said in a press release.
April 24, 2010
Suggestive dance lands Winnipeg teachers in hot water
A video, taken Feb. 17 at Churchill high school in Winnipeg, shows students giggling, gasping and screaming as the teachers dance in the middle of the gym.
By Canadian Press , February 24, 2010
Girl, 10, raises money, helps kids dance
A 10-year-old girl with a passion for dance is helping some less fortunate kids, one pair of ballet slippers at a time.
By Tamara Lush , January 12, 2010
THE LIST: David Vorland ... Call for artists ... Learning at the Lakes
“Digital Photography 2004-2009: People, Places Nature,” an exhibit by Grand Forks photographer David Vorland, will be on exhibit at Dakota Harvest Bakers gallery in downtown Grand Forks through Sept. 28.
By Herald Staff Reports , August 14, 2009
N.D. ballet camp starts Monday
North Dakota Ballet Company will host its final dance camp of the season, a summer dance explosion Monday through Thursday for intermediate to advanced dancers ages 12 through adults.
By Herald Staff Report , August 07, 2009
OBIT: Merce Cunningham, 90, avant-garde dancer, revolutionary choreographer
"Merce saw beauty in the ordinary, which is what made him extraordinary," said Trevor Carlson, executive director of the Cunningham Dance Foundation. "He did not allow convention to lead him, but was a true artist, honest and forthcoming in everything he did."
By Polly Anderson , July 27, 2009
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