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NDAD INSIGHTS 19th 'Escape to the Lake' set for mid-June in Center, N.D.
This might help take your mind off of winter. NDAD's annual "Escape to the Lake" extravaganza is no ordinary trip to the lake. It provides individuals with physical disabilities the opportunity to...
Posted on 3/5/13 at 4:00 PM
IT'S SIMPLY GRAND! The 2013 Official Visitors Guide to Greater Grand Forks has arrived
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Posted on 1/27/13 at 6:59 PM
STAFF BLOG COMPASS POINTS WITH BRAD DOKKEN Feds release state-by-state report on hunting, fishing and wildlife watching
South Dakota leads the country in the percentage of residents who hunt, and Minnesota ranks second, behind Alaska, in the percentage of residents who fish. Those are just a couple of the statistics t...
Posted on 9/13/12 at 8:00 AM
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA NEWS Website: UND third healthiest college in U.S.
The University of North Dakota has been named the third healthiest college in the United States by Greatist.com, a health and fitness website promoting wellness by providing factual information that l...
Posted on 4/12/12 at 1:29 PM
OH LOOK, A SHINY THING! Dye Another Day
I got a henna kit for my birthday. Even though it's not quite my birthday yet. Henna is a natural dye commonly used to decorate skin. Using henna to put a design on your skin is like having an orange...
Posted on 10/28/10 at 3:11 PM
Pete Bothun, Harding, Minn., letter: Don’t drain the pool memories from EGF 
My fondest memories of summers in East Grand Forks either started or ended at the pool. Granted, it was an easier time; but where else can young people go and get exercise and sun and have a safe and enjoyable time?
By Pete Bothun , July 15, 2012
Todd Schumacher, East Grand Forks, letter: Failing to fix EGF pool would be mistake
It’s sad to see that East Grand Forks may not fix its pool. I understand that repair estimates are more than anticipated, but I believe the pool is an asset to the city.
By Todd Schumacher , July 12, 2012
Trish Mohr, Grand Forks, letter: Root, root, root for home team at Legion games
Before the summer baseball season is over, I’d like to invite everyone in Grand Forks to attend an American Legion baseball game at our local Kraft and Montgomery fields. Our post has two teams, the Blues and the Royals, and they host many teams from surrounding cities.
By Trish Mohr , July 03, 2012
OUR OPINION: High-school credits for camping? You bet
But Scouting’s real purpose is character: the self-discipline, self-respect and self-confidence that Scouts develop in America’s Great Outdoors.
Maybe North Dakota and Minnesota schools should use that method to teach the same things.
By Tom Dennis for the Herald , June 18, 2012
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Ross Hartsough, Grand Forks, letter: From ‘women’ to ‘womyn’ to ‘derby girls’
But when that driver behind me, blowing the horn because I’m driving only 45 in a 40 mph zone, turns out to be a woman (as happens almost without exception), I don’t think I’m ready to fully get in touch with my “feminine” side.
By Ross Hartsough , June 17, 2012
Tom Hackbarth, Dan Fabian and David Dill, St. Paul, column: DNR’s implementation of wolf season falls short
A new law to establish a wolf hunting and trapping season is being implemented by the Department of Natural Resources, but the agency’s proposed plan doesn’t meet the needs of managing wolves, doesn’t meet the public’s expectations and especially doesn’t meet the 2012 Legislature’s intent.
By Tom Hackbarth, Dan Fabian and David Dill , June 15, 2012
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Lawn games put a fresh start on summer
COULD KICK THE CAN KICK THE BUCKET?
By Bill Daley , June 12, 2012
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DOUG LEIER: Boaters must share water with others
We’re fortunate that North Dakota’s waters are open to a variety of recreational uses. While we all like to have enough space so we can relax and stay safe, sometimes things can get a little crowded — at boat ramps and out on the water.
By Doug Leier , June 01, 2012
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Tom Landwehr, commissioner, Minnesota DNR, column: For me, fishing made all the difference
As Herald readers look forward to the fishing season, I encourage them to find a child and get a fishing rod in his or her hand.
To those readers, I say: You will never regret introducing a kid to this sport. You will be shaping a life in unknowable but positive directions.
By Tom Landwehr , May 04, 2012
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OUR OPINION: Fine weather highlights Red River’s canoeing potential
The Red River is a spectacular canoeing river — slow and peaceful on most days, with lots of wildlife and little development along its banks.
But it lacks one vital amenity: namely, well-spaced canoe landings.
North Dakota should change that.
By Tom Dennis for the Herald , April 30, 2012
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Buel Sonderland, Fargo, letter: Act now to protect N.D.’s outdoor heritage
A formal review policy would give North Dakotans a voice in the management of their outdoor heritage. The state tourism director, Sara Otte Coleman, has said that 'the No. 1 reason people travel to North Dakota is for the outdoor experience.'
By Buel Sonderland , April 25, 2012
OUR OPINION: Don't put brakes on bike trail construction
If valley residents like the recreation and convenience that bike trails offer, now is the time to speak up. That's because the funding source that has built most of the modern bike trails in America is at risk.
By Tom Dennis for the Herald , April 22, 2012
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OUR OPINION: A CRP of North Dakota's own
The Conservation Reserve Program has proved its worth time and time again. North Dakota has derived tremendous benefits from it — enough so that the program should be kept strong, even if some of the federal funding falls through.
By Tom Dennis for the Herald , April 02, 2012
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OUTDOORS CALENDAR
To get an event in the calendar, contact Brad Dokken at (701) 780-1148, (800) 477-6572 ext. 148; or by e-mail at bdokken@gfherald.com. Deadline is 5 p.m. Thursdays.
April 01, 2012
OBIT: Larry Stevenson, 81, early skateboard innovator
Larry Stevenson was a skateboard maker and businessman who helped take the sport from an early 1960s kid's gimmick often compared to the hula hoop to a respectable and eventually professional sport on par with surfing.
By Andrew Dalton , March 28, 2012
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