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Posted on 10/4/09 at 11:00 AM
Dilworth teen hospitalized following accident 
Shannon Klevgaard, 17, drove off U.S. Highway 19 and struck a beet truck as she was trying to get out of a ditch.
By Herald Staff Report , December 12, 2011
Teens suffer injuries, frostbite with rollover near Dilworth, Minn.
Five teens from the Moorhead and Dilworth, Minn., area were taken to the hospital Sunday morning with various stages of frostbite and other injuries after authorities were called to the scene of a rollover in Clay County.
By Dave Olson , January 24, 2011
D-G-F faces space crunch
Consultant advises purchasing land Set up portable classrooms in the school yard? Hold a class on the gym stage? Go shopping for land for a third school?
By Mila Koumpilova , June 12, 2010
Moorhead likely to back North Dakota diversion
The Moorhead City Council on Friday hinted strongly that it will back a North Dakota diversion as the locally preferred permanent flood protection plan for the Fargo-Moorhead area.
By Dave Olson , March 13, 2010
Moorhead fire deaths appear suspicious
Foul play may be involved with a fire that left two people dead early today at a small apartment complex just east of the Concordia College campus in Moorhead, police said. The two victims have not been positively identified, though police said they appear to be two adults.
By Dave Roepke , February 19, 2010
Dilworth mayor: Diversion belongs in North Dakota
Dilworth, Minn., Mayor Chad Olson made an impassioned plea Thursday to local leaders, asking them not to approve a Minnesota diversion of the Red River that he said could crush his town’s growth.
By Patrick Springer , February 19, 2010
Fargo-Moorhead leaders say diversion is necessary
Fargo-Moorhead officials expressed a willingness to seek flood control that does not inundate downstream communities, but stressed that the metro area must have protection from a 500-year flood for the good of the entire region.
By Patrick Springer , February 17, 2010
FARGO: Police find more counterfeit bills, make second arrest
Fargo police have received eight reports of counterfeit money being passed at local businesses so far in February, Sgt. Mark Lykken said today.
By The Forum , February 16, 2010
Ex-bookkeeper pleads guilty to pilfering nearly $68,000
A woman who kept the books for a Grand Forks chiropractor’s office has admitted to embezzling nearly $68,000, according to a detective’s report.
By Herald Staff Report , December 11, 2009
Two arrested, third sought in Dilworth VFW burglary
Two people were arrested and police are looking for a third in connection with a burglary early today at the Dilworth VFW.
By Mike Nowatzki , December 10, 2009
Xcel finds defective pipe part; yards to be ripped up again
After tearing up lawns last summer to replace a flawed brand of natural gas pipe, Xcel Energy is digging up some of the same yards to fix a newly installed and potentially defective pipe connector.
By Mike Nowatzki , December 09, 2009
Deadline set for choosing Fargo-Moorhead area flood plan
As the timetable for decision-making undergoes refinement, the most popular option so far – a diversion on the North Dakota side of the Red River – remains too expensive for federal funding.
By Dave Olson , November 25, 2009
Missing Dilworth girl found at Walmart in Detroit Lakes
UPDATED 11:42 P.M. TUESDAYA 16-year-old Dilworth girl who had been missing since Monday afternoon was located Tuesday night at a Walmart in Detroit Lakes, Minn.
By Dave Olson , November 17, 2009
Fargo mayor not ready to back N.D. diversion
Fargo Mayor Dennis Walaker said that’s largely because there isn’t a plan on the west side of the Red River that meets federal cost-benefit standards for funding. No federal cash, no project, Walaker said.
By Helmut Schmidt , November 13, 2009
Cass County backs west-side flood diversion project
The Cass County Commission unanimously approved a resolution on Monday supporting a flood diversion project on the North Dakota side of the Red River, echoing a move recently taken by the county’s joint watershed board.
By Dave Olson , November 03, 2009
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