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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
MARILYN TAKES MANHATTAN: First-day bites
By AREAVOICES: MarilynHagerty.com , March 13, 2012
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Cyber-hacking team busted; five charged in N.Y. 
A group of expert hackers who attacked governments and corporations around the globe has been busted after its ringleader — one of the world's most-wanted and most-feared computer vandals — turned against his comrades and secretly became an informant for the FBI months ago, authorities announced Tuesday.
By Larry Neumeister and Raphael Satter , March 06, 2012
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Law enforcement source: LulzSec hackers arrested
Hackers associated with the group have claimed to be responsible for a variety of cyber attacks on big companies, law enforcement and government agencies.
By David B. Caruso , March 06, 2012
NYPD Muslim surveillance program got White House funding help
The Obama administration said today it has no control over how the New York Police Department spends millions of dollars in White House grants that helped pay for NYPD programs that put entire American Muslim neighborhoods under surveillance. In New York, the police commissioner said he wouldn't apologize.
By Eileen Sullivan , February 27, 2012
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Former ad exec shares the reality of advertising in the ’60s
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So you love “Mad Men?”
Jane Maas lived it.
Dubbed the “real-life Peggy Olson” by Ad Age magazine, Maas entered the sexist, martini-soaked, uber-creative world of Madison Avenue in the 1960s – an era now famously depicted on the hit AMC series, “Mad Men.”
By Tammy Swift , February 26, 2012
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2-hour evacuation at a New York's Kennedy Airport terminal
The British Airways terminal at New York's Kennedy Airport was evacuated for about two hours due to a security incident. Port Authority spokesman Steve Coleman says a person walked away when told to step aside for a secondary security check around 5:20 a.m. today.
By Associated Press , February 24, 2012
Inherited 'golden age' comics collection fetches $3.5 million in auction
Billy Wright's 345 comics, nearly all of which were published from 1936 through 1941, included many of the most prized issues ever, including Detective Comics No. 27, which features the debut of Batman, and Action Comics No. 1, in which Superman's first appears.
By Jamie Stengle , February 23, 2012
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OBIT: Barney Rosset, 89, publisher and fearless First Amendment crusader
Barney Rosset, the fiery and fearless publisher who introduced the country to countless political and avant-garde writers and risked prison and financial ruin to release such underground classics as "Tropic of Cancer" and "Lady Chatterley's Lover," has died.
By Hittel Italie , February 22, 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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Killed American war reporter Colvin known for courage behind front lines
Respected American war reporter Marie Colvin, who covered conflicts from Sri Lanka to Syria and stood up for the importance of independent journalism, died in a shelling attack in Syria on Wednesday. She was in her 50s.
By Danica Kirka , February 22, 2012
Ex-Mets club manager admits owning millions of dollars in stolen team memorabilia
Charlie Samuels is expected to be sentenced in April to five years' probation. The 55-year-old is also banned from any Mets facility, even if he buys a ticket.
By Associated Press , February 21, 2012
5 N.Y. lacrosse players charged after Edina, Minn., restaurant brawl
Five players on Rochester, N.Y.'s professional lacrosse team have been charged in connection with a brawl at an Edina, Minn., restaurant involving more than two dozen people.
By Associated Press , February 15, 2012
1st same-sex couples wed at Empire State Building
Two women who met as college students in Alaska and two men who met at a nightclub in Manhattan became the first same-sex couples Tuesday to be married at the Empire State Building.
By Karen Matthews , February 14, 2012
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Love is in the, um, air? N.Y.C. sewage plant offers Valentine's Day tours
The tour host and superintendent of the Newtown Creek Wastewater treatment plant in Brooklyn tells the New York Daily News it'll be a unique date, and one that special someone will never forget.
By Associated Press , February 10, 2012
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