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D-G-F schools ask voters to approve operating levy again (opens the original)
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GLYNDON, Minn. — It's déjà vu for D-G-F schools. For the second straight year, the Dilworth-Glyndon-Felton district is asking voters to approve a $850,000 operating levy to help fill gaps in funding for staffing and programs. Last year's attempt failed by just 33 votes. After a year of cuts, the district isn't changing its message, but is changing its messaging. That same plan from 2025 is going in front of voters again, but there are different factors in play this year. “We're trying to just ke
Debris may have clogged pump during Fargo street flooding (opens the original)
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FARGO — Engineers say flooding across 32nd Avenue in Fargo on Monday night, Sept. 28, may have been caused by a loose rope. The city says two of its three service pumps were out of commission, leading to standing water in the area near Hornbacher's after Fargo received more than an inch of rain. Crews were able to clear the water out of the area by opening a sluice gate. It's currently believed a rope, mixed with other debris, jammed the pump. Engineers say the pipes were recently replaced while
Detroit Lakes unveils new 'Art on a Stick' (opens the original)
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DETROIT LAKES — It's art, with an especially local flavor in Detroit Lakes. The city recently unveiled its newest "Art on a Stick" campaign on Monday, Sept. 28, showcasing work from local artists, shaped like an ice cream bar. There are 24 pieces of art featured at four parks around Detroit Lakes. The initiative formed from Minnesota's "On a Stick" identity, with leaders intending for it to showcase art from all age groups and abilities. "A lot of these are very whimsical and childlike artwork a
Heated debate erupts over rainbow sticker ban at Detroit Lakes school meeting (opens the original)
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DETROIT LAKES — For the first time this school year, the Detroit Lakes School Board debated its rainbow ban in schools. The district policy focuses on non-district-sponsored materials in school buildings, including rainbow stickers and flags. It led the ACLU of Minnesota filing a lawsuit against the district on behalf of two students last week. Now, the district has proposed an amended version of the policy, but some board members claim the policy is too vague. "You've created a dysfunctional bo
Fargo businesses raise money for breast cancer care (opens the original)
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FARGO — A handful of south Fargo businesses joined together to support breast cancer through a fundraiser on Thursday, Sept. 24. Ten businesses in the Blu Water shopping district had its annual "Blu Water Bash." Each donated a portion of sales to the Edith Sanford Breast Center and the Sanford Health Foundation. Staff at Mainstream Boutique says this is their second time being part of the fundraiser, and say it's important to be part of a cause with which so many have experience. "Well, it's tou
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