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Fargo Police: man arrested for murder of his mother (opens the original)
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Fargo Police have released updates on two ongoing investigations that began in the last several days. Captain Matt Christensen says 42-year-old Brandon George was apprehended just outside Lincoln, Nebraska, in the homicide investigation into his mother Pamela Mendoza. On September 28, Fargo Police were sent to Mendoza’s apartment where she lived with George in the 1800 block of 34th Street South in Fargo, and found her deceased. Brandon George and Mendoza’s grey 2014 Toyota Camry were missing. "
John D. Odegard inducted into National Aviation Hall of Fame (opens the original)
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The namesake of the University of North Dakota’s college of aerospace sciences was inducted posthumously into the National Aviation Hall of Fame last week. John D. Odegard is one of North Dakota’s most prominent aviators in North Dakota history. He founded the college in 1968 with a fleet of just two aircraft. It has grown to become UND’s second largest program with over 2,000 students, 500 faculty and staff, and one of the largest civilian aircraft fleets in the country. Odegard joins the Wrigh
New procedural space shortening wait times for pacemakers at Essentia Health-Fargo (opens the original)
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Essentia Health-Fargo doubled their electrophysiology procedure capacity this summer with a new procedural suite. The two million dollar project included the renovation of a general operating room. Kaila Jangula is operations manager of the cardiac catheterization lab at Essentia. She says this new space gave them the opportunity to go from one to two electrophysiologists available to perform procedures in this lab. One very common procedure being done here is the placement of pacemakers. "We ju
Citizen scientist study requests ticks from North Dakotans (opens the original)
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North Dakotans will have the opportunity to take part in a tick surveillance research study expanding into the area. The Marshfield Clinic Research Institute with Sanford Health is expanding its Tick Inventory via Citizen Science research study from Wisconsin and Minnesota into North Dakota. Research officer Jen Meece says a soft launch of this program is underway this fall, with a full scale launch to follow next spring. She says participants are encouraged to send ticks they find on themselves
Up to 75 percent of child safety seats used improperly in North Dakota (opens the original)
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As many as three out of every four child car seats are used incorrectly in North Dakota. As part of Child Passenger Safety Week this week, North Dakota’s Department of Health and Human Services is encouraging parents and caregivers to get their car seat installations checked by certified child passenger safety technicians. Dawn Mayer is child passenger safety program coordinator. She says last year, 75 percent of all car seats checked in North Dakota had at least one misuse. "The top misuses we'
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