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RURAL REFLECTIONS Vacation?
A few years ago, a new form of vacation became fashionable; it was called the stay-cation. This was a vacation which you were supposed to perform in your own immediate area-maybe your own backyard. In...
Posted on 6/15/13 at 7:29 AM
STAFF BLOG EVERYDAY GOURMET Crispy Smashed Horseradish and Blue Cheese Red Potatoes
Warning, you will want to make a lot of these, because you wont be able to stop at just one. These Crispy Smashed Horesradish and Blue Cheese Red Potatoesare fun for the kids to help with too,...
Posted on 6/12/13 at 11:29 AM
STAFF BLOG NIE ROCKS! Flag Day - June 14
Flag Day In memory of the day in 1777 when the Continental Congress adopted the Stars and Stripes as the official flag of the United States, the president proclaims June 14 as Flag Day every year. Am...
Posted on 6/10/13 at 2:15 PM
ARLENE COCO'S PRAIRIE KITCHEN Corned Beef and Cabbage Dinner Makeover
Local Registered Dietitian and Certified Culinary Professional Paula Tsufis gave me this recipe for Traditional Corned Beef and Cabbage Dinner made a little lighter. It's a perfect way to celebrate St...
Posted on 3/14/13 at 1:58 PM
SHOOTIN' THE WIT A More Colorful Kind of Love
Its Valentines Day again and Im still wondering whether well ever do away with this silly holiday. As I've ranted about in previous blogs, this day forces men to show their love in the form of a $100...
Posted on 2/13/13 at 3:11 PM
The extreme bargain hunter 
Four types of American shoppers have altered the shopping landscape this holiday season.
By Anne D’innocenzio , December 30, 2011
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Antler, N.D., other small towns fear losing holiday postmarks
Each December, a sleepy one-man post office in rural Indiana roars to life as thousands of holiday greeting cards arrive from around the world, each seeking the outpost's unique red-inked imprint that pays homage to the hamlet's biblical name.
By Rick Callahan , December 08, 2011
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- Bethlehem, Ind., postmaster John Cable stamps holiday mail
- The postmark cachet depicting the three wise men following the Star of Bethlehem on a letter stamped at the Bethlehem, Ind., post office
- One-day mail's demise, Grand Forks mail processing facility closure part of Postal Service plan
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Feeder watchers, field observers sought for GF Christmas Bird Count
Field participants should meet at 7 a.m. Sunday at Northside Cafe on Gateway Drive.
By Herald Staff Report , December 16, 2010
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AROUND NORTH DAKOTA: No discipline for doc ... Oil-filled wine bottles are hot ... Many voted early ... more
The North Dakota Board of Medical Examiners will not discipline a practicing abortion doctor whose medical license expired. The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead reported the board decided Friday not to pursue disciplinary action against Lori Thorndike, who practices at the Red River Women’s Clinic in Fargo.
By Associated Press , November 21, 2010
EMBRACING HISTORY: Man sets hugs record with 7,777 in 24 hours
“When you hug somebody, they all walk away from each other smiling,” Jeff Ondash said. “They say an apple a day keeps the doctor away; a hug a day — it’s just fun.”
By Oskar Garcia , February 14, 2010
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Unemployed vie for holiday sales work
Retailers report a surge in applications this year from professionals who had never applied for such jobs before.
By Christopher Leonard and Mae Anderson , December 06, 2009
U.S. holiday shopping season kicks off to modestly positive start
Holiday shopping held steady through the weekend after retailers saw a huge crowd of bargain shoppers buying discounted flat-panel TVs and fleece jackets on Black Friday, the traditional post-Thanksgiving Day shopping spree.
By Anne D'Innocenzio , November 29, 2009
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Like swine flu, poor punctuation reaches epidemic proportions
Dear Shirley,
This is National Punctuation Day. So I hope you are paying attention to your commas, semicolons and ellipsis. This is one of those zany holidays that people think up to promote a cause. Most of them I just ignore. But the idea of Punctuation Day appeals to me. It is the brainchild of Jeff Rubin, a former newspaperman, who comes up with more gimmicks for the day each year.
By Marilyn Hagerty , September 23, 2009
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July Fourth fireworks sparkle less under recession
Lack of bucks means less bang this July Fourth for many cash-strapped cities. Fireworks shows are being canceled or scaled back, mostly in small and midsize cities, as municipalities’ tax revenue dries up with the slowing economy and falling home prices.
By Michael Felberbaum , June 30, 2009
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DNR offers water safety tips for the holiday weekend
No.1 tip: Wear a life vest when boating
June 28, 2009
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500,000 cheer St. Patrick’s parade in Dublin
“To hell with the recession! Let’s dance!” shouted a leprechaun-dressed street entertainer. As many as half a million Irish natives, immigrants and tourists jammed into Dublin’s city center Tuesday to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, a boisterous national holiday that has been darkened this year by recession and violence.
By Shawn Pogatchnik , March 17, 2009
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