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UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA NEWS UND recognizes staff for employment milestones, meritorious service
The University of North Dakota honored staff members for years of service and a select few for going above and beyond Tuesday, May 14, at a special luncheon at the UND Memorial Union. The UND Recogni...
Posted on 5/16/13 at 10:03 AM
GOOD PEOPLE, GOOD BUSINESS Closing the Generation Gap
Generations in the workplace are a hot topic, and for the most part, you dont have to convince people that generations really do matter. In a survey released by the Pew Research Center a few years ago...
Posted on 5/15/13 at 9:18 AM
BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD NORTH DAKOTA Cherie & Katie’s story: How we helped in family’s time of need
By Ryan Schuster Cherie Jensen was on the liver transplant list when she received the ultimate gift of love from her family. Cheries daughter, Nikki, offered to be a liver donor to help her mom, but ...
Posted on 5/10/13 at 1:13 PM
STAFF BLOG AG RIGHT Farming, pheasants and working together
If you hunt pheasants, Hettinger County (N.D.) is a cross between Nirvana and Valhalla. "Hettinger County has long been recognized for its excellent hunting. We live in the center of what is arguably...
Posted on 5/8/13 at 10:29 AM
REAL MONEY Mother's Day on a Budget
Its that time of year againSpring Clean Up; Window washing, clearing the yard of winters remnants and dusting off the grill. AND its also nearing Mothers Day. Mothers Day doesnt need to equate to pre...
Posted on 5/6/13 at 5:14 AM
Wounded Warriors Guide Service selling T-shirts for fund raiser 
A guide service dedicated to providing hunting and fishing opportunities for disabled military veterans has reached a deal with the Grand Forks Scheels store to sell T-shirts as a fundraiser.
By Brad Dokken , April 13, 2013
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DAVID BROOKS: Orthodox surge promises to reshape America
In Midwood, Brooklyn, there’s a luxury kosher grocery store called Pomegranate serving the modern Orthodox and Hasidic communities. It looks like a really nice Whole Foods. There’s a wide selection of kosher cheeses from Italy and France, wasabi herring, gluten-free ritual foods and nicely toned wood flooring.
By David Brooks , March 10, 2013
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FACES OF THE BOOM: Oil boom hasn’t changed old-fashioned gas station
The oil boom has changed a lot in western North Dakota, but locals here can still depend on one tiny convenience store.
Beicegel Station in the unincorporated community of Grassy Butte has all the groceries and necessities locals need, free coffee in the morning and owners who’d get out of bed to help a stranded motorist.
By Amy Dalrymple , January 21, 2013
Clinton urges participation in service projects
Former first daughter Chelsea Clinton urged people to participate in service projects, saying there's a chain of service that links generations of Americans from all across the country.
By Associated Press , January 19, 2013
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Former North Dakota Gov. George Sinner, Fargo, letter: ‘Crabtree for PSC"
He’s a candidate who deserves all of our support.
By George Sinner , October 13, 2012
Roger Dykstra, Grand Forks, letter: GF street crews came through
During Thursday’s snow, two large branches fell on our yard. Within 24 hours, the city of Grand Forks picked them up from our berm.
By Roger Dykstra , October 06, 2012
Many in Tornado Alley still rely on warning sirens
For many parts of Tornado Alley, storm sirens remain so ubiquitous that one official says the pole they sit on could almost be called the state tree of Kansas.
By Chris Blank , June 03, 2012
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Franken: Mail cuts could mark ‘beginning of the end’
Shuttering post offices and mail processing centers across Minnesota, including the sorting center in Bemidji, could lead to the end of the U.S. Postal Service, Sen. Al Franken said Thursday.
By Steve Wagner , March 02, 2012
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Driver who used phone before killing St. Paul pedestrian sentenced to probation
A St. Paul woman who admitted to driving carelessly in a fatal crash linked to cellphone use was sentenced Friday to probation and community service work.
By Anthony Lonetree , December 30, 2011
Catholic parishes to hold prayer event for Crystal workers Sunday
By Herald Staff Report , December 17, 2011
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N.D. boasts best job outlook in U.S.
North Dakota’s fourth-quarter employment outlook is the best in the nation, according to a Manpower survey of employers.
September 13, 2011
Q and A: Brand-new shocks likely not source of 'clunk'
QUESTION: I accidentally backed my 2004 Buick LeSabre into a concrete curb on the passenger side. While driving home, I heard a loud "clunk-clunk-clunk" at every bump in the road. My local shop inspected the undercarriage, said the shocks were leaking and replaced them.
By Paul Brand , May 09, 2011
Red River in Grand Forks, EGF reaches minor flood stage
Red River reaches minor flood stage of 28 feetThe Red River was measured at its minor flood stage of 28 feet at 8:30 p.m. on Wednesday. As of 10:30 Thursday morning, the Red at East Grand Forks was at 28.54 feet.
By Herald Staff Report , March 31, 2011
Theodore Roosevelt National Park elk reduction hunt is success
An elk reduction effort in Theodore Roosevelt National Park, the largest of its kind in any national park, wrapped up Thursday, and more elk were removed than initially aimed for.
By Lisa Anne Call , January 30, 2011
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