Carter DeJong
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At The TapRoom in Grand Forks, you are the bartender (opens the original)
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GRAND FORKS — Americans greatly enjoy their craft beer. The country is home to nearly 10,000 microbreweries, brewpubs and taproom breweries which brew over 20 million barrels of the stuff every year. Business owners that choose to specialize in the libations must find a way to set themselves apart. Matt McHugh, owner of The TapRoom in downtown Grand Forks, has a way: have customers pour the booze themselves. Patrons simply swipe a card at any one of the taps, pick a glass, and pour it at a 45-de
UND says it will comply with federal Department of Education investigation (opens the original)
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GRAND FORKS — University of North Dakota officials say they intend to fully comply with the U.S. Department of Education investigation opened against the school earlier this week. The department is alleging that UND failed to accurately disclose foreign gifts or investments, specifically those coming from companies associated with China’s military. “The University of North Dakota received a letter from the U.S. Department of Education on Sept. 15,” UND spokesperson David Dodds said in a statemen
$20.4 Grand Forks AFB runway project is complete; Global Hawks to return (opens the original)
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EMERADO — The runway at Grand Forks Air Force Base is back in full operation. The 319th Reconnaissance Wing Public Affairs office told the Grand Forks Herald that the runway opened on Sept. 9, and that the RQ-4 Global Hawk fleet will return “at a date to be determined.” "There were no setbacks or delays in construction, and the contractor completed the project almost two weeks ahead of schedule,” the office said in an emailed statement. Work on the $20.4 million project involved replacing 10,270
Grand Forks County Commission approves balanced budget after series of cuts (opens the original)
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GRAND FORKS — Members of the Grand Forks County Commission unanimously approved the county’s 2027 budget at its meeting on Tuesday. The new budget includes cuts to several county departments and connected agencies, as well as a 3% cost of living raise across the board. Commissioner Terry Bjerke said it was possible to balance the budget without increasing the cost to Grand Forks County taxpayers. “We will be cutting taxes a small amount,” he said during a special budget meeting held ahead of the
At Grand Forks School Board meeting, special education staff express concern over changes (opens the original)
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GRAND FORKS — Two staff members and a parent of a special education student spoke out at Monday’s Grand Forks School Board meeting against what they see as poor communication from district leaders about the number of paraprofessionals available to students. David Boura, the parent of a special education student at Century Elementary School, told the board he was frustrated to learn that there will no longer be one-on-one paraprofessionals for students such as his own. “It was disappointing to fi
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