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STAFF BLOG IN THE SPIRIT Going live to the stable
Theirs is a gift that keeps on giving year after year after year. For the past 24, the people of Holmes United Methodist Church, southwest of Thompson, N.D., have freely given a very special present...
Posted on 12/21/12 at 4:08 PM
THE NEW FORTY Positive vibes indeed.
Whenever I travel, I try and regularly check the daily news in TheForum online (InForum).Glancing over the InForum site daily is the way that I stay grounded in the sensibilities of home. Today I rea...
Posted on 8/6/12 at 8:30 AM
STAFF BLOG AG RIGHT Horse owners, take note
The South Dakota State University Extension Service reports that blister beetles have been found in alfalfa fields in the western part of the state. The bugs are particularly interesting in that they ...
Posted on 5/30/12 at 10:06 AM
STAFF BLOG CAPITOL CHATTER Legislative notebook: Senate approves bigger fireworks
By Danielle Nordine and Don Davis Minnesota skies could soon be lighting up on more than the Fourth of July. State senators Tuesday approved a bill expanding legal fireworks 41-22. Some senators mad...
Posted on 4/18/12 at 1:34 AM
FAR SIDE OF FIFTY Fire in the barn
Early Saturday morning I was awakened by thunder and lightening. Chance was nervoushe laid right beside me and panted. I dozed..Far Guy woke me up and said he was leaving Terrys barn is on...
Posted on 7/25/11 at 6:05 AM
ND state parks have new horseback annual pass 
North Dakota's Parks and Recreation Department is offering an annual horseback pass for the four state parks that have horseback riding trails.
By Associated Press , April 27, 2012
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N.D. commission makes bet on Fargo horse racing
The North Dakota Racing Commission voted Thursday to approve Fargo races for July 14 and 15 and July 21 and 22. The second weekend is contingent on Horse Race North Dakota raising enough money to offer the races.
By Teri Finneman , February 16, 2012
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N.D. initiative campaign planned to hike animal abuse penalities
Under current state law, the most severe penalty for animal abuse is a year in jail and a $2,000 fine. The proposed North Dakota ballot measure would make cruelty to dogs, cats and horses a potential felony. Violations would have a maximum punishment of five years in prison and a $5,000 fine.
By Associated Press , February 10, 2012
ANN BAILEY: Life with horses is life for her
"For as long as I can remember," Herald columnist Ann Bailey writes, "I’ve been a horse lover. I started riding when I was five and my mom bridled my pony Flicka, helped me climb on, handed me the reins and went back to her work."
By Ann Bailey , February 05, 2012
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Minnesota man faces 35 counts of horse neglect
An East Bethel man is charged with 35 counts of animal mistreatment after authorities discovered horses on his property that were so emaciated the outlines of their bones were visible under their skin. On Thursday, Anoka County authorities announced charges against 72-year-old Lowell Friday. Friday did not return a phone message, but has said the horses were properly cared for.
By Associated Press , January 12, 2012
Bureau of Land Management says wild mustang mistreatment was not inhumane
The U.S. Bureau of Land Management's internal review of a wild horse roundup in Nevada found some mustangs were whipped in the face, kicked in the head, dragged by a rope around the neck, and repeatedly shocked with electrical prods, but the agency concluded none of the mistreatment rose to the level of being inhumane.
By Scott Sonner , December 09, 2011
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Horses could soon be butchered for human consumption in U.S. again
Congress quietly lifted a 5-year-old ban on funding horse meat inspections, and activists say slaughterhouses could be up and running in as little as a month.
By Justin Juozapavicius , November 30, 2011
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Vehicle strikes, kills horse on U.S. 2 east of Crookston
A Grand Forks woman received minor injuries when the vehicle she was in hit a horse on U.S. Highway 2 east of Crookston Thursday night, according to the Minnesota State Patrol.
By Herald Staff Report , November 25, 2011
Cases of horse neglect, cruelty rise due to economy, slaughtering ban
From the Twin Cities to Tower, the northeast Minnesota community where four horses were found dead on a dilapidated farm in March, horses have fallen victim to changing economics and rural demographics.
By Paul Levy , October 30, 2011
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Horse neglect cases spike in Minnesota
One investigator says an estimated 600 Minnesota horses have starved to death or been slaughtered over the past four years. Now, a case in Swift County has reached a new, possibly landmark level: felony charges against three members of a family.
By Paul Levy , October 25, 2011
Horsing around ... with cops: Children learn about horses - and cops - at this camp
During a recent crime suppression on the West Side, officers from the St. Paul police mounted unit interacted with 200 to 300 children in one day, said Charlie Anderson, a member of St. Paul's mounted unit and the camp coordinator. "It's not necessarily because they want to talk to you," he said. "They want to talk to the horse."
By Brady Gervais , October 22, 2011
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The lone horseman: Former philosophy student and bail bondsman, Doc Mishler rides across America
Doc Mishler spent large parts of the past eight years riding along America’s highways, reminding people God wants them to feed hungry children. A former bail-bondsman and philosophy student, widower and father of 10 who survived cancer, Tod Lawrence Mishler says he’s living his dream.
By Stephen J. Lee , September 22, 2011
East Bethel, Minn., horse farm accused of animal neglect
The Anoka County sheriff's office fielded three complaints about the horse farm in 2007 and another in 2010, said Paul Sommer, department spokesman. The Anoka County attorney's office declined to file charges at those times.
By Sarah Horner , August 30, 2011
HEAT WAVE: Hot times down on the farm
Hot weather impacts plants and animals alikeThe unusually sticky, Southern-style weather the past few days has meant those in agriculture have had to closely monitor animals and crops.
By Stephen J. Lee , July 20, 2011
Horse tracks to stay closed during shutdown
A judge overseeing appeals about the Minnesota government shutdown said Thursday she won't reconsider her prior orders about Canterbury Park and Minnesota Harness Racing.
By Associated Press , July 14, 2011
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