Jordan Rusche
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U.S. Census Bureau could change data collection methods for residence, demographic information (opens the original)
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GRAND FORKS — Members of the Grand Forks-East Grand Forks Metropolitan Planning Organization’s executive board have mixed opinions on proposed changes to how data may be collected for the 2030 U.S. Census. The U.S. Census Bureau published its proposed changes on Sept. 10, which would impact how residence is determined and what demographic questions can be asked during the census. Comments on those changes are being accepted until Oct. 13. “It came out actually after — or at least we found out ab
Grand Forks bakers and chefs benefiting from Fargo content creator's positive reviews (opens the original)
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GRAND FORKS — For some bakers and chefs in Grand Forks, a food review social media page has been an unexpected but welcome way of spreading the word about their businesses. Laurore Surpris, known as JuneEats, is a Fargo-based content creator who has gained popularity over the last year by reviewing restaurants, food trucks and bakers. Most of the reviewed businesses have been located in Fargo and Grand Forks, but Surpris has reviewed places elsewhere in North Dakota and Minnesota as well. Aylean
New fire chief talks future department plans, fire safety community services (opens the original)
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EAST GRAND FORKS — Paul Hansen has spent the last month working to fully step into his new role of fire chief, following a couple months spent filling the role temporarily. Hansen previously served as interim fire chief starting in June, taking over for Jeff Boushee until the position could be filled permanently. The East Grand Forks City Council in August approved officially promoting Hansen to take over the position. “Just trying to wrap my head around the budgets and the daily operations and
Arts Regrant Committee could rotate out some community members next year (opens the original)
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GRAND FORKS — Grand Forks City Council members on Monday gave preliminary approval for city staff to begin the allocation process for the 2027 Arts Regrant Program. The budget for the program would be $159,135 if given final approval, and funds would be administered to local arts-focused nonprofits that apply for the program. As part of the council’s preliminary approval, council members included a provision that the current at-large community members serving on the Arts Regrant Committee be rot
State K-12 superintendent to visit four Grand Forks schools (opens the original)
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GRAND FORKS — North Dakota State K-12 Superintendent Levi Bachmeier will be visiting four Grand Forks schools on Wednesday. Meetings will be held with local students, educators and school leaders as part of his ongoing campaign to visit every school district in North Dakota. “He’s looking really to just listen to districts – listen to some of the teachers, some of the superintendents and principals – and hear their perspective on education,” said Justin Bailey with the North Dakota Department of
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