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FATHER KNOWS LAST 2013 Fargo Marathon
I love running! I love training! My body, mind and soul all benefit from having a steady routine. Training for races has been the one constant during the last four years that seems to make everythi...
Posted on 5/18/13 at 9:17 AM
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA NEWS UND Space Studies to participate in high-altitude balloon launch with West Fargo students Friday, May 17
University of North Dakota Space Studies students and faculty will be working alongside first and seventh-grade student teams to launch and track two high-altitude balloons Friday, May 17, from the Re...
Posted on 5/15/13 at 1:13 PM
PEACE GARDEN MAMA II faith & family fridays: where the water swells, the spirit dwells
[Originally printed in The Forum newspaper Wednesday, May 1; reprinted with permission.] Where the water swells, the spirit dwells By Roxane B. Salonen, The Forum BRIARWOOD, N.D. When the Red Ri...
Posted on 5/3/13 at 12:01 AM
THE RACING LIFE Vintage Racing Videos
We love to watch vintage race footage! ("Vintage": Any race that's been recorded on VHS tape or previous formats.) This video is from the Jeff Hapala home video collection. It features racing from the...
Posted on 4/15/13 at 2:10 PM
PARENT INFORMATION CENTER April Events
Saturday, April 20th come out to the Purpur Arena with yourchildren age birth-7,for a Hands on Learning Fair. 10 Am- 1Pm Fun learning activities, parent information displays and hear the Mayor's pr...
Posted on 4/13/13 at 1:01 PM
EAST REGION TRACK: Packers take title, Red River takes second
One event just fed into the next on Saturday for West Fargo senior Jaime Heinen-Lugert. Heinen-Lugert won three events – 100 meters, high jump and the triple jump – at the North Dakota East Region boys track and field meet at Fargo South High School.
By Tom Mix , May 18, 2013
FLOOD NOTES: Flood crests out of RRV in U.S. 
The flood is all but over in the U.S. portion of the Red River Valley as the crest appears to have passed the northernmost city of Pembina, N.D., according to National Weather Service data.
May 10, 2013
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PREP SOFTBALL: Red River downs Central 17-4
The Dorsher sister act has been hard for Grand Forks Central to keep in the ballpark. Kenzie Dorsher hit a grand slam home run Tuesday, highlighting Grand Forks Red River’s 17-4 high school softball win against the Knights at Apollo Park.
By Greg DeVillers , May 07, 2013
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Northern Red River Valley still under flood warning
Walsh, Pembina and Cavalier counties remain under a flood warning as do areas along the Red River from Fargo on north, the National Weather Service said Sunday.
By Herald Staff Report , May 05, 2013
Even with reams of data, flood-predicting is tough
Perched in a boat drifting slowly along the Red River, Dan Thomas kept one eye on a laptop and the other on a $60,000 piece of floating hardware that beamed sound waves deep into the flooding river.
By Dave Kolpack and Steve Karnowski , May 05, 2013
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‘Weird’ flood defies patterns of Red River
The Red River appeared to have crested Wednesday, sooner by days and lower by feet than was expected, lowering flood concerns but raising questions about forecasts being off.
By Stephen J. Lee , May 02, 2013
Sheriff: Crookston man drove into the Red River north of Grand Forks
A Crookston man reportedly drunk and looking to go “swamp diving” drove his Chevy pickup down a boat landing into the flooding Red River early Sunday morning, said Grand Forks County Sheriff Bob Rost.
By Stephen J. Lee , April 29, 2013
Red River appears to have crested south of Fargo
Fargo officials made one last call for sandbaggers Saturday to help residents in a southwest Fargo neighborhood that's a mile away from the rising Red River but needs protection from a nearby coulee.
By Dave Kolpack , April 27, 2013
NWS: Red River to crest lower than 38 feet in Fargo
John Peterson watched as about 150 high school students stacked sandbags in his north Fargo neighborhood of Elm Circle, the icy river behind them finally flowing. But even as the river was rising, the sandbag walls often weren’t.
By Erik Burgess , April 27, 2013
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- North Dakota State University ROTC students chip away at snow
- Jason Kaseman, left, shows North Dakota State University Army ROTC student Jared Huibregtse how high to build the sandbag dike
- Students were out sandbagging in full force April, 26, 2013
- Sandbags are being thrown in the backyard of John Peterson’s home
- Students helping with sandbags
- Fargo North High School students sandbagging
- A pink ribbon shows how high the river would be at 43 feet
- The Red River along Second Street in downtown Fargo
Volunteers surpass 1.6 million sandbags in Fargo
Volunteers have filled more than 1.6 million sandbags this month in hopes of protecting homes and businesses from a rising Red River in Fargo and Moorhead, Minn.
By Associated Press , April 24, 2013
East Grand Forks council against Red River phosphorus rule
The City of Moorhead found sympathetic ears from East Grand Forks City Council members Tuesday in regard to proposed phosphorus restrictions in the Red River basin.
By Ryan Bakken , April 23, 2013
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Red River pedestrian bridges being closed
The cities of Grand Forks and East Grand Forks are closing the north end pedestrian bridge over the Red River Tuesday. The south end pedestrian bridge was closed Monday.
By Herald Staff Report , April 22, 2013
As the Red River rises the Fargo Marathon adjusts its route
As the Red River is beginning its rise, the Fargo Marathon is closing in on adjusting its 26.2-mile route. It’s nothing new for the event, which has had to change courses on several occasions.
By Jeff Kolpack , April 19, 2013
Grand Forks ready to help Fargo fight flood
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The first streams of Red River floodwater that would eventually besiege Grand Forks and damage 83 percent of its homes topped the city’s dikes 16 years ago Thursday.
By Brandi Jewett , April 19, 2013
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River levels forecast
The National Weather Service released a new flood outlook for the Red River and its tributaries Wednesday.
By Herald Staff Report , April 17, 2013
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