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How to stay hydrated when exercising
By Ryan Schuster Whether you are exercising at the gym or preparing to run a marathon, there one thing that many people often overlook proper hydration. In order to perform at your best and avoid b...
Posted on 5/10/13 at 11:48 AM
http://media.fccinteractive.com/voices/234/50/50/ THE NORTH DAKOTA OUTDOORS AND BEYOND

Children ages 12-15 who want to operate a boat or personal watercraft this summer must take the states boating basics course. State law requires youngsters ages 12-15 to pass the course before they o...
Posted on 5/7/13 at 11:08 AM
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Shrink for Good
Originally posted on The Sisterhood of the Shrinking Jeans. You're thirsty. You walk to the kitchen, turn on the faucet, and fill a cup with cold, refreshing water. Or maybe you grab a bottle of wate...
Posted on 4/29/13 at 7:22 AM
http://media.fccinteractive.com/voices/41/50/50/ ASTRO BOB
Surprise! What happens when you wring a washcloth out in space
Two science students in Nova Scotia posed the question of what would happen if you wrung out a wet washcloth in space. Watch to find out. When I first clicked play on this video of space station Com...
Posted on 4/23/13 at 11:47 AM
http://media.fccinteractive.com/voices/510/50/50/ THE WEST WING
Weekly Memo 4-19-13
Each Weekly Memo to the City Council and the agenda packet is also provided on theCity Councilweb page. WEEKLY UPDATE: Waste Water Treatment Update City staff and consultants met with Cal Tininenko...
Posted on 4/19/13 at 12:26 PM
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Sakakawea, Oahe boat ramp access to be good

Anglers this summer should not have a problem finding public access points from which to launch a boat on Lakes Sakakawea and Oahe in North Dakota, despite both Missouri River reservoirs being about 10 feet lower than last year.

By Associated Press , May 24, 2013

Heavy rain spikes organic chemicals in Grand Forks drinking water

Heavy rain spikes organic chemicals in Grand Forks drinking water If you live and Grand Forks and are wondering why your water tastes or smells a little funny, don’t worry: It’s perfectly safe. Heavy rains have stirred up a pair of organic chemical compounds that affect taste and odor in water.

By Robb Jeffries , May 23, 2013

Coming home to Cavalier: Dry weather, falling streams give towns respite from floods

Coming home to Cavalier: Dry weather, falling streams give towns respite from floods Residents of Cavalier, N.D., are returning home at 7 a.m. today, some 60 hours after being evacuated as a safety precaution after the flooding Tongue River threatened Renwick Dam west of the city.

By Kevin Bonham , May 23, 2013

City says Grand Forks residents should drain sump pumps outside

The city of Grand Forks is reminding residents that their sump pumps need to drain into street gutters or into their yards, not into the sewage system.

By Herald Staff Report , May 22, 2013

MPCA studies water quality in Snake, Two Rivers

The Snake and Two Rivers rivers in northwest Minnesota are part of an ongoing water quality study scheduled to resume this summer to assess the condition of rivers, streams and lakes in Minnesota.

By Herald Staff Report , May 22, 2013

Neche border crossing closed

U.S. Customs and Border Protection has closed the Neche, N.D., international border crossing because of flooding, it announced Wednesday.

By Herald Staff Report , May 22, 2013

VIDEO: Cavalier residents flee flood threat

VIDEO: Cavalier residents flee flood threat Officials ordered a mandatory evacuation Tuesday of Cavalier, N.D., and other areas directly downstream from the Renwick Dam, in danger of failing and flooding the Pembina County community.

By Kevin Bonham and Robb Jeffries , May 21, 2013

Moorhead may stop making sandbags for future floods

The city of Moorhead is considering not providing sandbags in future flood events. Moorhead has spent nearly a half a million dollars for the flood of 2013. For some city leaders, that’s too much spent on too few people.

By Erik Burgess , May 21, 2013

Federal disaster declaration requested for ND

North Dakota Gov. Jack Dalrymple sent a letter Tuesday to President Barack Obama requesting a federal disaster declaration to help 16 counties and the Spirit Lake Indian Reservation recover from spring flooding.

By Associated Press , May 21, 2013

Rains soak, rivers rise across the region

Rains soak, rivers rise across the region The fast-rising Pembina River forced campers to evacuate the city park in Walhalla, N.D., Monday, as heavy rain prompted flood warnings across the region.

By Kevin Bonham and Stephen J. Lee , May 20, 2013

Floodwaters recede from I-94 near Jamestown

Floodwaters have receded on Interstate 94 near Jamestown, but other roadways in North Dakota remain threatened by heavy rains.

By Associated Press , May 20, 2013

JOHN HOEVEN: A victory for the Missouri River basin

This week, we scored a major victory for the people who live and work throughout the Missouri River basin. The U.S. Senate passed the States’ Water Rights Act, legislation I introduced and attached to the Water Resources Development Act to bar the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers from charging a storage fee for water drawn from the Missouri River reservoirs.

By John Hoeven , May 20, 2013

East Grand Forks leaders say sewage issue is about control

East Grand Forks leaders say sewage issue is about control Despite having the lowest price tag, a project to pipe East Grand Forks sewage to Grand Forks for treatment appears to be dead.

By Ryan Bakken , May 19, 2013

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Stretch of I-94 floods near Jamestown; car hydroplanes and tips

Stretch of I-94 floods near Jamestown; car hydroplanes and tips Heavy rain has flooded a stretch of Interstate 94 about 10 miles west of Jamestown, slowing traffic.

By Kyle Potter , May 19, 2013

Marine who dumped toxins felt illness was payback

Marine who dumped toxins felt illness was payback Ron Poirier couldn't escape the feeling that his cancer was somehow a punishment. As a young Marine electronics technician at Camp Lejeune in the mid-1970s, the Massachusetts man figured he'd dumped hundreds of gallons of toxic solvents onto the ground.

By Allen G. Breed , May 18, 2013

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