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STAFF BLOG UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA HOCKEY Zajac signs $46 million deal with Devils
The Devils need a new captain and may be ready to look toward a UND player again. Travis Zajac signed an eight-year, $46 million deal with the New Jersey Devils on Wednesday, becoming the first playe...
Posted on 1/16/13 at 7:43 PM
STORM TRACKER The Static Illusion
There is no denying that Sandy caused horrific damage to the east coast. Although many people were surprised that such an event hit where it did, most meteorologists on the other hand were instead sur...
Posted on 11/2/12 at 7:49 AM
THE FLENSBURGER FILES Did Sandy push the presidential elections back? I hope so.
There is a proverb that I want to start this column on: It is about disaster. When disaster strikes, people chip in to help. When politicians help, disaster strikes again. Therefore, people go first o...
Posted on 10/30/12 at 7:23 PM
THE NORTH DAKOTA OUTDOORS AND BEYOND on target in NJ
After five years of political stonewalling, New Jersey sportsmen are going to be able to go on a bear hunt. On July 21, the Commissioner for the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (DEP...
Posted on 7/22/10 at 6:23 AM
Ex-Marine kills 2, self at NJ supermarket 
An ex-Marine wearing military clothing opened fire at a New Jersey supermarket early Friday, killing two of his co-workers and himself as other terrified store employees hid in the back, authorities said.
By Katie Zezima , August 31, 2012
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Students step up to defend the hoodie
Trayvon Martin case lifts garment into the spotlightSean O’Reilly was 16 when his mother gave him the talk that most black parents give their teenage sons. “Don’t put your hands in your pocket a lot. People will think you have a gun.” The subject of hooded sweat shirts — or hoodies — didn’t come up, he said. But the death of an unarmed Florida teen, Trayvon Martin, who was wearing a hoodie when he was shot by a neighborhood-watch volunteer last month, has elevated the hoodie to a rallying symbol and made it a target of criticism.
By Denisa R. Superville , March 31, 2012
Former Rutgers student convicted in webcam case (VIDEO)
Dharun Ravi, 20, shook his head slightly after hearing guilty verdicts on all 15 counts against him. He and his lawyers left the courthouse without comment, his father's arm around his shoulders. He could get up to 10 years in prison by some estimates — and could be deported to his native India, even though he has lived legally in the U.S. since he was a little boy — for an act that cast a spotlight on teen suicide and anti-gay bullying and illustrated the Internet's potential for tormenting others.
By Geoff Mulvihull , March 16, 2012
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U.S. Rep. Payne of N.J. dies at 77
U.S. Rep. Donald Payne, the first black elected to represent New Jersey in Congress, had held his congressional seat since 1988 and was elected to a 12th term in 2010. He represented the 10th District, which includes the city of Newark and parts of Essex, Hudson and Union counties.
By Beth DeFalco , March 06, 2012
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Expert says kids unlikely to suffer any health problems after pharmacy mix-up
A pharmaceutical expert says any child who may have taken breast cancer treatment medication mistakenly distributed by a New Jersey pharmacy instead of prescribed fluoride pills likely won't suffer any health problems.
By Bruce Shipkowski , March 03, 2012
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UND alum is one of New Jersey’s ‘biggest brains’
Inventor and entrepreneur grew up in Grand ForksWhen Inside Jersey magazine went looking for “Jersey’s 20 Biggest Brains” recently, it zeroed in on Kathryn Uhrich, a former Grand Forks resident, UND alumna, Rutgers University chemist and inventor.
By Pamela Knudson , March 03, 2012
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Man in Rutgers video stream says he noticed webcam
A webcam was noticeably aimed at a Rutgers University freshman and his male guest during their intimate episode in a dorm room, the man testified Friday at the privacy-invasion trial of the student's roommate. "I had just glanced over my shoulder and I noticed there was a webcam that was faced toward the direction of the bed," said the man, identified only by the initials M.B. "Just being in a compromising position and seeing a camera lens — it just stuck out to me."
By Geoff Mulvihull , March 02, 2012
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Feds award grant to overhaul health insurance markets to Minnesota, 9 other states
Seven of them — Colorado, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, and Pennsylvania — have either adopted a plan or are making substantial headway. But a recent Associated Press analysis found uneven progress among states setting up the new insurance exchanges, a linchpin of the law. In two states announced today — Kentucky and Tennessee — it's not clear whether policymakers will follow through. In Arkansas, officials concede that Washington will have to take the lead.
By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar , February 22, 2012
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UPDATE: Houston remembered at hometown N.J. funeral (VIDEO)
VIDEOS: Watch at bottom of articleClapping hands and swaying to gospel hymns in the church where Whitney Houston's powerful voice once wowed her congregation, the biggest names in entertainment sang along with the choir to remember the pop superstar at her hometown funeral today.
By Nekesa Mumbi Moody , February 18, 2012
Aretha Franklin, Stevie Wonder to sing at Houston's funeral
Publicist Kristen Foster also confirms that invitations went out to Houston's ex-husband, Bobby Brown; her co-star in "The Bodyguard," Kevin Costner; and Oprah Winfrey.
By Associated Press , February 16, 2012
Houston fans can follow Saturday's funeral on Internet
VIDEO: Houston interview about Michael Jackson; watch at bottom of articleThey won't be there in person, but singer Whitney Houston's millions of fans worldwide will be able to share in her homecoming service Saturday as they watch her private New Jersey funeral live-streamed on the Internet.
By Nekesa Mumbi Moody , February 16, 2012
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For Whitney Houston mourners, few places to grieve
In Whitney Houston's hometown, her family plans a private church service, with no public memorial set. In Los Angeles, where she died, there's not even a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame for fans to pile flowers. So for the legion of music lovers mourning a global superstar, where do broken hearts go?
By Beth DeFalco and Ted Shaffrey , February 15, 2012
Private funeral for Whitney Houston set for Saturday in New Jersey
Whitney Houston's funeral will be held Saturday in the church where she first showcased her singing talents as a child, her family choosing to remember her in a private service rather than in a large event at an arena.
By David Porter , February 14, 2012
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