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FOR THE LOVE OF HOCKEY Nine UND alumni compete for the Stanley Cup
The best time of the year for hockey fans begins tonight: the Stanley Cup Playoffs. The question on everyone's mind is quite obviously "Who will raise the Cup?" Will it be the President's Trophy-wi...
Posted on 4/30/13 at 6:16 PM
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA NEWS UND graduate student’s musical to open Off-Broadway this summer
Sasquatched! The Musical by composer and author Phil Darg, a University of North Dakota graduate student in history, has been selected to premier this summer in the New York Musical Theatres (NYMF) 20...
Posted on 4/18/13 at 12:46 PM
STAFF BLOG GRAND FORKS GOURMET Guy Fieri's Times Square Restaurant Torn Apart in New York Times
Guy Fieri, the neon spiky-haired host of the Food Network's Diners, Drive-ins and Dives show, opened up a huge new restaurant in Times Square and from every review I've seen, the place is a monstrosit...
Posted on 11/14/12 at 2:55 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
Woman charged in New York firefighter slayings 
William Spengler raised no alarms in prison for 17 years and for more than a decade afterward. Well-spoken, well-behaved and intelligent, his demeanor was praised by four straight parole boards that nevertheless denied him parole, worried that bludgeoning his 92-year-old grandmother with a hammer showed a violent streak that could explode again.
By George M. Walsh and Rik Stevens , December 29, 2012
Police: NY gunman set 'trap' for firefighters
Authorities used an armored vehicle to help residents flee dozens of homes on the shore of Lake Ontario a day before Christmas. Police restricted access to the neighborhood, and officials said it was not clear whether there were other bodies in the seven houses left to burn.
By John Kekis , December 24, 2012
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2 firefighters die in ambush at blazing NY house
A gunman ambushed four volunteer firefighters responding to an intense pre-dawn house fire Monday morning outside Rochester, N.Y., shooting four and killing two before ending up dead himself, authorities said.
By Associated Press , December 24, 2012
Mom gives birth at upstate New York zoo
A woman gave birth on a wildlife path at the Rosamond Gifford Zoo in Syracuse on Friday, delivering her baby girl with the help of zookeepers not far from the bear exhibit.
By Associated Press , December 08, 2012
Former Creedence frontman Fogerty gets book deal
The former frontman for Creedence Clearwater Revival, John Fogerty" has a deal with Little, Brown and Co., the publisher announced Monday. The book is scheduled for 2014 and is untitled.
By Hillel Italie , November 18, 2012
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MARILYN HAGERTY: Resilient New Yorkers await Thanksgiving parade
Marilyn recounts her trip to the big apple, reflecting on her career as a journalist.
By Marilyn Hagerty , November 18, 2012
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What does it take to get people to flee a storm?
Despite days of dire forecasts and explicit warnings, hundreds of thousands of people in New York and New Jersey ignored mandatory evacuation orders as Superstorm Sandy closed in. Now, after scores of deaths and harrowing escapes, emergency officials will look at what more can be done to persuade residents to get out when their lives are in danger.
By Jennifer Peltz , November 14, 2012
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Frustration mounts over lingering power outages
Vincent Pina finally saw a couple of utility trucks coming down his street Thursday and started to wave in anticipation. But they just cruised past his house and kept on going.
By Tom Hays and Frank Eltman , November 08, 2012
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FACES OF THE BOOM: New York brothers feel helpless as storm devastates their home
New York natives Kyle and Brian Nestor are in Williston looking for work, but their hearts are 2,000 miles away in New York. The brothers who moved to North Dakota about three weeks ago feel helpless as they follow the news of superstorm Sandy’s devastation to their home community in the Breezy Point area of Queens.
By Amy Dalrymple , November 05, 2012
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NYC Marathon is canceled following storm damage
Under growing pressure as thousands still shivered from Sandy, the New York City Marathon was canceled Friday by Mayor Michael Bloomberg after mounting criticism that this was not the time for a race.
By Verena Dobnik, Michael Rubinka and Cara Ana , November 02, 2012
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New York struggles back 2 days after killer storm
Flights resumed, but slowly. The New York Stock Exchange got back to business, but on generator power. And with the subways still down, great numbers of people walked across the Brooklyn Bridge into Manhattan in a reverse of the exodus of 9/11.
By By Jennifer Peltz and Leanne Italie , October 31, 2012
Lil Wayne hospitalized and released
Lil Wayne's management team says the rapper is on "mandated rest" after a severe migraine and dehydration caused him to be hospitalized.
By Associated Press , October 27, 2012
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NY parents shaken as nanny accused of killing kids
The nightmarish case of a nanny accused of stabbing to death two children in her care stunned the family's well-to-do neighborhood and caused legions of parents to wonder how well they know who is watching their kids.
By David B. Caruso and Meghan Barr , October 26, 2012
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New York City bans big, sugary drinks at eateries, theaters
New York City's Board of Health opened up a new, experimental front in the war on obesity Thursday, passing a rule banning sales of big sodas and other sugary drinks at restaurants, concession stands, and other eateries.
By David B. Caruso and Jennifer Peltz , September 13, 2012
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At ground zero, can there be a politics-free 9/11?
The Sept. 11 anniversary ceremony at ground zero has been stripped of politicians this year. For the first time, elected officials won't speak Tuesday at an occasion that has allowed them a solemn turn in the spotlight. The change was made in the name of sidelining politics, but some have rapped it as a political move in itself.
By Jennifer Peltz , September 10, 2012
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