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Debate continues over proposed Fargo ward system (opens the original)
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FARGO — Fargo voters are about to weigh one of the biggest changes to city government in generations. Next week's special election could reshape both who represents residents at City Hall and how Fargo is governed. Now, two former city commissioners are making the case for and against that overhaul. Fargo has elected its city leaders at-large for more than a century. But on Tuesday, Oct. 6, voters will decide whether it's time for a different approach. “All commissioners, including the mayor, ar
West Fargo school garden brings fresh food to cafeteria (opens the original)
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WEST FARGO — A once-empty garden at Liberty Middle School in West Fargo is finding a second life. What started as an idea from a food service worker is now producing a harvest that has a pretty quick trip to its final destination. A middle school cafeteria isn't exactly the place to find some peace and quiet. And at Liberty Middle School, even the food has a little extra life to it. Just outside the school, not too far from the cafeteria, is a bountiful harvest. Watermelon, cantaloupe, squash an
North Dakota absentee voting begins ahead of Nov. 3 election (opens the original)
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BISMARCK — On Nov. 3, North Dakotans will head to the polls for the midterm election. And with absentee voting now underway, election season is quickly moving from campaigns to casting ballots. North Dakota Secretary of State Michael Howe was at the Capitol on Thursday, Sept. 24, walking lawmakers through voter ID requirements, specifically for tribal members . But one reminder applies to any voter who gets to the polls without the proper ID. "Whether it's as simple as you just left your ID at h
North Dakota secretary of state outlines voter ID requirements (opens the original)
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FARGO — With the general election now just 40 days away, North Dakota Secretary of State Michael Howe outlined the state's voter ID requirements for lawmakers on Thursday, Sept. 24. A tribal ID is one of several acceptable forms of identification in North Dakota. It must include a voter's name, date of birth and residential address. If the address isn't current, voters can also bring supplemental documentation, like a utility bill, bank statement or government document. And Howe says someone who
Fargo struggles with budget as it approaches final deadline (opens the original)
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FARGO — Fargo leaders are struggling to work more police positions into the city’s 2027 budget. City commissioners decided Wednesday, Sept. 23, during a Finance Committee meeting that they want a budget that includes market adjustments for underpaid city employees and funding for eight additional officers, double what was initially proposed by city staff. What they could not decide was how to pay for those positions. Commissioners need another meeting to digest information presented at the three
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