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STAFF BLOG CAPITOL CHATTER Legislative notebook: House DFL wants $250 million in property tax relief
By Don Davis and Danielle Killey Almost 1 million Minnesotans would receive larger property tax refunds, or their first refunds, under a House Democratic proposal. Rep. Jim Davnie, DFL-Minneapolis...
Posted on 4/3/13 at 10:03 AM
RED RIVER ORTHODOX: ORTHODOX CHRISTIANITY IN THE RED RIVER VALLEY AND NORTH DAKOTA Archaeology, History, Tourism, and Ideology
Past Horizons has a fascinating article discussing the employment of archaeology for ideology promotion (by Chemi Schiff): http://www.pasthorizonspr.com/index.php/archives/02/2013/building-with-the-p...
Posted on 2/18/13 at 12:56 PM
THE VIEW FROM THE EDGE OF TOWN The View From The Edge of Fargo
I have decided to take my "View From The Edge" to other locales from time to time. This time I'm on the edge of Fargo,North Dakota. My wife and I had a long weekend in Fargo visiting family and frie...
Posted on 9/4/12 at 3:54 PM
STAFF BLOG COMPASS POINTS WITH BRAD DOKKEN AIM walleye pros converge on Lake of the Woods
Some of the top walleye anglers in the country are on Lake of the Woods this week for the AIM Pro Walleye Series tournament. The three-day competition gets underway Thursday and continues through Satu...
Posted on 8/15/12 at 11:23 AM
RURAL REFLECTIONS Gone Fishin'
I do not fish, I do not swim. Last week I fished, I did not need to swim. I spent most of my youth in the kiddie pool at the Warren, MinnesotaPool during swimming lessons. I never learned to swim and ...
Posted on 7/21/12 at 7:56 AM
Gov. Dalrymple declares North Dakota Tourism Week 
Gov. Jack Dalrymple has declared the first full week of May North Dakota Tourism Week.
By Associated Press , May 06, 2013
Submerged superstorm debris threatens tourism
Cars and sunken boats. Patio furniture. Pieces of docks. Entire houses. A grandfather clock, deposited in a marsh a mile from solid land. Hot tubs. Tons of sand. All displaced by Superstorm Sandy.
By Wayne Nelson , February 17, 2013
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Jamestown tourism foundation gets new leader
The new executive director of the Buffalo City Tourism Foundation in Jamestown says the biggest challenge in his new job will be getting people to look beyond their preconceived notions about North Dakota.
By Associated Press , January 20, 2013
New turmoil hits Egypt's tourism
In the southern city of Aswan, tour operator Ashraf Ibrahim was recently taking a group to a historic mosque when a mob of angry horse carriage drivers trapped them inside, trying to force them to take rides. The drivers told Ibrahim to steer business their way in the future or else they'd burn his tourist buses, he said.
By Aya Batrawy , December 26, 2012
Iceland defrosts its image trying new names
The North Atlantic island nation of Iceland is toying with making a name change to get people’s minds off … well, ice.
By Chuck Haga , November 13, 2012
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Warroad casino may bring tourists but some locals fear impact
The Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians recently announced that it will build a four-story structure that will have a larger casino, a 60-room hotel, a convention area and dining options. The complex will be located where the Warroad River and Lake of the Woods meet, prompting the band’s plan for fishing packages to be part of the allure.
By Ryan Bakken , November 03, 2012
Ralph Engelstad Arena nears 5 million in attendance
Attendance figures are calculated from Oct. 1 to Sept. 30 annually. For the 2011-2012 year, a total of 487,382 people attended events at the Grand Forks arena.
By Herald Staff Report , October 03, 2012
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Renee Powell, Grand Forks, letter: Time to stop rebating sales tax to Canadians
Minnesota doesn’t rebate its sales tax to Canadian shoppers, and Canada does not reciprocate to us either.
I believe we need to keep our sales tax dollars working for us in the community rather than refunding them.
By Renee Powell , September 15, 2012
Glenda Lepischak, Winnipeg, letter: Kindness to strangers enchants visitor to GF
These people went above and beyond to help me, and I cannot express how grateful I am to both of them. Thank you again.
By Glenda Lepischak , August 18, 2012
ND oil patch workers asked about tourism interest
North Dakota tourism officials are asking people in the oil patch this month about their travel patterns and recreational interests.
By Associated Press , July 18, 2012
Paleontology tourists dig up ancient sea floor in Pembina Gorge
Professional paleontologists from the N.D. Geological Survey are leading groups of amateurs on a week-long fossil dig in the Pembina Gorge in the state's northeast corner. It's one of four digs open to the public throughout the state. On Saturday, the first day, the amateurs found the bones of a mosasaur, a large marine reptile.
By TJ Jerke , July 08, 2012
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OUR OPINION: Which comes first, the exit or the mall?
An outlet mall for southwestern Grand Forks?
What a great idea.
Here’s hoping the city and prospective developers don’t let the lack of a key Interstate 29 exit bring the project to a halt.
By Tom Dennis for the Herald , July 03, 2012
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Longtime TV personality Charley Johnson to head F-M Convention and Visitors Bureau
WDAZ anchor Charley Johnson is quitting the TV news business to join the tourism business. The Fargo-Moorhead Convention and Visitors Bureau announced that its board had picked him as its new president Friday. His last day at WDAZ in Grand Forks will be May 31. He’ll start his new job in late June.
By Marino Eccher , May 18, 2012
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