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STAFF BLOG NIE ROCKS! Food for thought
Jeff Tiedeman, Herald food editor and my colleague, recently spoke to a group of students in Manvel, N.D. about growing vegetables and gardening. He was joined by Steve Sagaser, a Grand Forks County e...
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N.D. Parks to teach snowmobile safety course 
January 04, 2010
Five area homeowners seek FEMA buyouts
Three of the houses are located in rural Traill County, with one each in Grand Forks and Nelson, said Janet Dvorak, flood mitigation coordinator for the Red River Regional Council, Grafton, N.D.
By Kevin Bonham , November 16, 2009
Residents hear plan to revitalize Manvel
An idea to transform Manvel, N.D., into the “the best antique town” in the state was greeted with enthusiasm and some concern Monday night. Diane Hoverson pitched her two-year concept called “Manvel Matters” to about two dozen people in the Manvel Community Center. Hoverson, a former Manvel resident who now lives in Phoenix, is looking for a combination of private investment and grant monies to fund the project.
October 26, 2009
A makeover for Manvel?
Former resident seeks to make hometown a destination point
Diane Hoverson is a member of six generations of Hoversons from Manvel, N.D., a town of about 350 that she said she wants to see grow to its potential.
October 23, 2009
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MARILYN HAGERTY: Supper is late when combines run
This time of year, Liz Grzadielewski of Ardoch, N.D., like many other women on the farms, keeps food ready and waiting for the workers.
By Marilyn Hagerty , September 16, 2009
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Three area towns add Legion baseball teams
Manvel, Warren and Crookston all join Legion ranks this summerChange in Legion baseball usually means a town is dropping the sport. Declining participation generally is the reason. But this year, in addition to Manvel, Warren is back into Legion baseball for the first time since the 1970s, and Crookston is again fielding a team after a one-year hiatus.
By Greg DeVillers , June 20, 2009
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Bulldozer, garage burn near Manvel
'They burned my house; now they finished it off'A fire reported at 5:05 a.m. Monday destroyed a garage, a John Deere blade/dozer and other equipment, including a pickup, a car and an enclosed trailer.
By Kevin Bonham , June 15, 2009
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AREA NEWS: Highway 54 reopened, sign inventory, roadwork, more
Water has receded enough for the North Dakota Department of Transportation to open North Dakota Highway 54 from Interstate 29 to the Red River, about 10 miles north of Manvel, to all traffic.
By Herald Staff Report , May 28, 2009
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N.D. Highway 54 reopens
Water has receded enough for the North Dakota Department of Transportation to open North Dakota Highway 54 from Interstate 29 to the Red River, about 10 miles north of Manvel, to all traffic.
By Herald Staff Report , May 28, 2009
GF County settles lawsuit with National Guard member
Grand Forks County has settled a lawsuit with a former employee who alleged she was not promoted because of her military obligations, the U.S. Department of Justice announced Wednesday.
April 22, 2009
Coast Guard cruises into GF County
A crew of U.S. Coast Guardsmen found themselves launching a boat Wednesday morning from Grand Forks County Road 1 — a handy pier that, at this flood stage, extends about a quarter-mile into the broad waters of the Turtle River.
April 01, 2009
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Volunteers sandbag near Manvel
Man rescued by boat near Oslo, Minn. As floodwaters flowed farther north Saturday, sandbaggers moved with it. Hundreds of volunteers worked feverishly to build sandbag dikes to keep water from inundating farms east of Interstate 29 near Manvel, while another 50 volunteers filled bags to aid the effort.
March 28, 2009
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Fire damages Circle of Friends Humane Society, but all of its pets are uninjured
A fire Sunday evening in the rafters and ceiling area of the Circle of Friends Humane Society just north of Grand Forks damaged walls and insulation but not any dogs or cats.
By Stephen J. Lee , February 15, 2009
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Stadstad event raises more than $16,000
Proceeds will go to Relay for Life and local youth hockey The 2008 Herald Jason Stadstad Hockey Classic raised more than $16,000 for charity. As a result, Relay for Life and the Grand Forks Blue Line Club each will receive a check for $8,060.71 at tonight’s Red River-Central boys hockey game.
January 28, 2009
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Fire destroys home, garage north of Manvel
Manvel, N.D., fire chief Steve Schumer said crews from Manvel and nearby Gilby responded to the call at about 10:30 p.m. at the Don Ebertowski residence three miles north of Manvel.
December 10, 2008
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