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STAFF BLOG COMPASS POINTS WITH BRAD DOKKEN Sturgeon jumps into GF fishing guide's boat
They were jumping into the boat often describes good fishing, but the phrase usually isn't taken in the literal sense. Grand Forks catfish guide Brad Durick saw the phrase take on a whole new meani...
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Drayton truck driver pleads guilty to producing child pornography 
A truck driver from Drayton, N.D., pleaded guilty today to two charges of child pornography that included images of an infant boy being sodomized.
By Patrick Springer , May 05, 2009
Neche's U.S.-Canadian border crossing likely closed until at least May 8
The U.S.-Canadian border crossing at Neche, N.D., likely will be closed until at least May 8, until construction crews can make emergency repairs to a 160-foot-long section of N.D. Highway 18 that has washed out between Neche and the border.
By Kevin Bonham , April 30, 2009
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FLOOD LEVELS, FORECASTS:
Here is information about flooding this morning in the northern Red River Valley from the National Weather Service office in Grand Forks.
By Herald Staff Report , April 20, 2009
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- NWS river info for Two Rivers River at Hallock, Minn.
- NWS river info for Red River at GF-EGF
- NWS river info for Red River at Oslo, Minn.
- NWS river info for Red River at Drayton, N.D.
- NWS river info for Red River at Pembina, N.D.
- NWS river info for Pembina River at Neche, N.D.
- NWS river info for Pembina River at Walhalla, N.D.
Flood coordinator Olson has Drayton in good hands
When Drayton City Council tabbed one of its own members to serve as the local flood coordinator four years ago, the city knew what it was getting in Charles “Chip” Olson — a National Guard officer, an experienced flood fighter, a fellow City Council member and a man with his hometown in his heart.
By Kevin Bonham , April 10, 2009
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Over the Valley: So much water
'Haven’t seen so much water since Katrina' It was like flying over Lake of the Woods, only the trees were brown and leafless, the water muddy brown, and some of the “islands” were unnaturally square and trailing archipelagos of grain bins.
By Chuck Haga , April 08, 2009
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Conrad visits Drayton, Pembina
Stop part of North Dakota congressional delegation's flood tourSen. Kent Conrad, D-N.D., stopped in Drayton and Pembina, N.D., on Wednesday morning to inspect dikes, sandbags and other tools used in the 2009 flood fight — and to assure residents that the federal government is committed to being part of the flood recovery process.
By Kevin Bonham , April 08, 2009
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Drayton prepares levees for Red's weekend crest
Lowell Hanson makes a mess wherever he goes.
But people in Drayton and Grafton, N.D., don’t seem to mind.
They know he’s doing them a favor and, eventually, he’ll get it all cleaned up again.
By Kevin Bonham , April 04, 2009
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Guard begins Drayton dike patrol, putting flood barriers at Pembina border port
The North Dakota National Guard began 24-hour operations for dike patrol in Drayton, N.D., this morning, according to a Guard news release.
By Herald Staff Report , April 04, 2009
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RIVER LEVELS: Red at GF-EGF in slow decline; river at Oslo in flux
The Red River at East Grand Forks and Grand Forks was at 48.8 feet and slowly falling at 4:45 a.m. The river crested Wednesday at 49.5 feet. Moderate to major flooding continues in the region, and the river levels at Drayton and Pembina, N.ED., continue to rise, while the Red at Oslo is fluctuating near its crest.
By Herald Staff Report , April 03, 2009
Crest No. 1
Updated 11:55 p.m.Unofficial crest is 49.5 feet Wednesday; second crest expected as snow melts
The river hit its peak of 49.5 feet between 11 a.m. and noon Wednesday, the Grand Forks Emergency Operations Center said.
By Kevin Bonham , April 02, 2009
Drayton mayor: City ready for flood
Drayton, N.D., is still a few days away from seeing a Red River crest, but Mayor Ardis Olson said city officials are “quite confident” they are ready for what’s coming.
April 01, 2009
RIVER LEVELS: Red at GF-EGF at 10:30 a.m.
The Red River at East Grand Forks and Grand Forks at 10:30 a.m. was at 49.5 feet and rising slowly toward its projected crest of 50 feet on Thursday, according to the National Weather Service's Advanced Hydrologic Prediction Service Web site.
April 01, 2009
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ROADS: Floodwaters disrupt valley travel; winter storm closes down southwest, south-central ND roads
UPDATED 1:20 P.M.Floodwaters are disrupting some otherwise good driving conditions in northeast North Dakota and northwest Minnesota, while a powerful winter storm already has paralyzed traffic in southwest and south-central North Dakota as it moves east.
By Herald Staff Report , March 30, 2009
Crest prediction remains at 51 feet in GF
Some snow coming; weather to remain cold The projected crest of the Red River remains at 51 feet Thursday in Grand Forks, the National Weather Service said today. Officials also are keeping an eye on a winter storm that is bearing down on the Central and Northern Plains -- and the cold spell that could last a week or more.
By Kevin Bonham , March 29, 2009
Mayor says Drayton Bridge may close today
The Red River bridge at Drayton, N.D., will likely close today, Mayor Ardis Olson said. The city had thought it would have closed at the start of the weekend, she said, but the ice jam near Oslo, Minn., slowed the floodwaters for a day or two.
By Tu-Uyen Tran and Ryan Johnson , March 28, 2009
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