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Council or commission? Both sides weigh in one week before Fargo's special election (opens the original)
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FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) - In just a few days, Fargo residents have the opportunity to vote on a new petition for a council form of government. Currently, the commission system consists of five commissioners, with one serving as the Mayor; The proposed petition would have six commissioners and divide them into wards. According to the Census Bureau, Fargo's estimated population is over 130,000 people. Fargo Wards for Equal Representation member Arlette Preston mentions the Proposed petition give each o
Abate of North Dakota informs riders to wear proper clothing when on a motorcycle (opens the original)
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FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) - Abate Of North Dakota teaches first time riders Of motorcycles the ins and outs Of safely handling a motorcycle. One way to ensure safety on the road when riding a motorcycle, is to have all your equipment on, such as helmets, gloves, long sleeve shirts and pants, and glasses as well. Rider coach Marg Ho-Na-Dill says motorcycle incidents are more likely to take place if the proper gear isn't worn. "Well, stop and think about it, if a bike goes down and you don't have the p
Vietnam Veterans of America show Pathway to Freedom Mural (opens the original)
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FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) - The Fargo Air Museum held a grand ceremony on Saturday to unveil a brand-new mural titled "Pathway to Freedom". The event was hosted by the local chapter of the Vietnam Veterans of America. The program featured live music, speeches from veterans and from Fargo Air Museum staff, and a presentation by students from Pelican Rapids explaining the meaning of each part of the mural. Mural Artist Jim Fletcher said he wanted to honor the sacrifice made by every branch of the militar
The Indigenous Art House is gives the community access to viewing regional artists (opens the original)
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FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) - Founder of the Indigenous Art House Joe Williams held a ribbon cutting to display the art of Native Americans. Williams wanted to display other artists to give them recognition, and to understand why they create certain pieces. "It's just, um, to see finished results of their process is so incredibly uplifting." With over 2-hundred pieces of art being displayed, Williams reminds people that diversity can be a form of acceptance. "I see different generations of artists interp
Hector International Airport opens new Skyway for travelers (opens the original)
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FARGO, N.D. (KVRR) - Fargo Hector International Airport built this Skyway so travelers can have easy access to their flights. Residents and travelers who fly out of the International airport can now go from the parking garage, to their flight in under 15 minutes. The Skyway ramp connects to the 2nd floor of the parking garage, and travelers can walk the Skyway to check in their items. The Chairman of the Airport Authority came up with the idea, to make catching flights safe. "We strongly believe
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