HeyJaredRoxane B. Salonen
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Hip, Hop & Hope ministry uplifts incarcerated (opens the original)
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FARGO — When Michael Bloom walks into spaces of dark hopelessness, light enters in. “A lot of programs that come into the prison, the people don’t always care,” said Alexsander Hobbs, who met Michael while serving time at the North Dakota State Penitentiary in Bismarck. “But with Michael, there was something different.” “After hearing his story — that he’d been a cop and retired to come volunteer and do the things he does — I was skeptical at first, like, ‘Why are you doing this?’” Hobbs admitte
Guest column: Port lies in lieu of substantive attack (opens the original)
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Our campaign would like to disprove three lies in Rob Port’s September 9th column: Lie #1: Port lied when he wrote “It isn’t remotely true” that “North Dakotans wait in line to speak while a data center lobbyist from Texas goes overtime.” There were 62 min of public comment during the over six hour long AI and Data Center Interim Committee hearing on Aug. 31, and a data center lobbyist from Texas, Nick Phillips, went over his time during the public comment. This is what happened verbatim during
Did Lawrence Welk's Rough Rider Award end up in a French thrift store? (opens the original)
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BISMARCK — A family shopping at a thrift store in Brittany, France, made an off-the-wall discovery in August when they found what may be the Theodore Roosevelt Rough Rider Award presented to renowned band leader and entertainer Lawrence Welk. A Reddit user, who asked to be identified as Monica, posted a photo of the plaque on the Reddit "What is This Worth" forum, saying it was at a thrift store in Brittany on sale for 25 euros, the equivalent of $29 in U.S. currency. The plaque features a silve
‘Lunch lady’ welcomes students back to school with cherished chalkboard art (opens the original)
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MOORHEAD — As students filed into the lunchroom at St. Joseph’s Catholic School their first day back Aug. 31, they were met with a hand-drawn message on a black chalkboard: “Welcome Back Saints!” Written in swirly letters in a brilliant pink color, those words were framed by others in yellow chalk: “Faith,” “Service” and “Excellence,” along with, “St. Joe’s, where you belong!” The drawing included a large cross, the “Saints” logo, and various symbols representing the school year — a basketball,
Salonen: Is Christianity in danger of falling into Gnosticism? (opens the original)
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Ellie Hiller is a Catholic convert, mother, wife, registered nurse, and author. A former competitive CrossFit athlete who spent years training and competing at an elite level, she developed a deep appreciation for the significance of the body, discipline, and formation. Those convictions ultimately led her to the incarnational and sacramental vision of Catholicism. She is the author of "To Whom Shall I Go?: Why I Laid Down My Protest," a memoir chronicling her journey from Evangelical Christiani
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