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Spring is right around the corner, which means that flood season is almost among us, and the question that’s asked each year is how much flooding can we expect? NDAWN Director & Climatologist Daryl Ritchison expects it to be a minor year for flooding, unless things change. As for what the rest of spring will…
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Minnesota Governor Tim Walz announced a supplemental budget plan Tuesday. Governor Walz said his supplemental is responsible, and tackles a number of affordability issues affecting Minnesotans statewide. Walz also shared more details on the budget which includes a cut to the tax rate. The Minnesota Legislature has until Monday, May 18 to pass legislation as…
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Its National Poison Prevention Week, and SAFE Kids Grand Forks is warning parents and adults alike about the poison risk that comes from the use of E-Cigarettes, also known as vapes. Carma Hansen of Safe Kids Grand Forks explains. If you believe you or your child have been exposed to a toxic chemical Hansen explains…
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Approximately 3 out of 10 Americans will report a depression diagnosis in their lifetime and a Fosston man is sharing his experiences to spread awareness. While everyone’s experience with depression is different, Ben Miller says his battle with depression was like a rollercoaster. When people hear the term depression they usually think sadness, but Miller…
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Local Legion Chapters across the country are seeing their membership base grow older, and this issue has really started to affect the Twin Valley American Legion. Legion Commander Preston Halvorson says they are in major need of new younger members to carry on their services. Halvorson says they also welcome veterans from the Mahnomen Area,…
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Do you have a vintage Norman County based newspaper taking up space at home? If you answered yes, you may be able to help out the Norman County Historical Society. Solvieg Kitchell of the Norman County Historical Society explains. Kitchell says the historical society is also looking for township records, and volunteers. Speaking of the…
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The Ada City Council came to an agreement on how to move forward with their public works building project, during a special session on Tuesday night. Ada Mayor John Hintz says the council agreed to move forward with a public works building project that includes the addition of Ada City Hall and the Ada Police…
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The Farm Bill will be expiring later this year, and producers across the country are left wondering if Washington will be able to pass a new bill by the end of the year. US Senator Tina Smith gives us an update on Farm Bill discussions in the Senate, and the need to get a bill…
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Rydell Wildlife Refuge will be holding a free photography event on Saturday, March 21st and Photographers of all experiences are invited to attend. Rydell Wildlife Refuge Manager Gregg Knutsen tells us more. If this sounds like something you’d like to attend, Knutsen says all you have to do is show up the day of the…
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Approximately 18% of Americans will deal with depression at some point in their life, and a mother and son from Fosston are sharing their story, with the hope of helping them get the help they need. Ben & Wonell Miller tell us more about their story, and why they started to speak about it. Ben…
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