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RUSS HONS: Photo Gallery — University Of North Dakota Vs. Idaho State University

Posted on October 20, 2017October 26, 2017 by Russell Hons ,Leave a Comment

The University of North Dakota women’s volleyball team ran its home winning streak to 18 behind three different players who recorded double-doubles in defeating Idaho State University 25-22, 27-25, 25-16 in Big Sky Conference action Thursday night in Betty Engelstad Sioux Center. Faith Dooley (10 kills, 10 blocks), Tamara Merseli (10 kills, 14 digs) and Sydney Griffin (40 assists, 10 digs) all scored double-doubles, …

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DAVE BRUNER: Photo Gallery — Fall Colors

Posted on October 20, 2017 by Dave Bruner 2 Comments

Grand Forks photographer Dave Bruner has been out for several days this fall photographing the fall colors in our area. Here are some of the spectacular images he’s captured.

LILLIAN CROOK: WildDakotaWoman — Lucinda Rocks My World

Posted on October 19, 2017October 19, 2017 by Lillian Crook

My close friends and husband know that the musician Lucinda Williams rocks my world. Has since I first listened to her decades ago. I have all of her recordings, and I’m currently listening to “Down Where the Spirit Meets the Bone” in my car. She is the daughter of the late poet Miller Williams and a fierce songwriter. I’ve been …

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RUSS HONS: Photo Gallery — Grand Forks Central Vs. Fargo North

Posted on October 19, 2017October 19, 2017 by Russell Hons

Grand Forks Central closed out its 2017 high school football season on a winning note, defeating Fargo North 28-27 on Wednesday night at Cushman Field in Grand Forks. A 5-yard touchdown pass from Zach Murphy to Caleb Johnson and and the extra-point kick by Lucas Kanta with 3:03 left in the game gave the Knights the win. Murphy finished the …

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LILLIAN CROOK: WildDakotaWoman — Red Oak House Garden Notes No. 32

Posted on October 18, 2017October 18, 2017 by Lillian Crook

Tuesday morning, I worked in the cool autumn sunshine on yard chores, getting things done before the snow flies. First, I tackled the pile of limbs we had accumulated over the summer in our trailer, breaking and sawing up the branches to add to our kindling pile. Lizzie the springer spaniel happily nosed around in the fallen leaves and disappeared …

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TOM DAVIES: The Verdict — A Win For President Trump

Posted on October 18, 2017 by Tom Davies

In the interests of humanity, the lives of the people of our country should have priority. Hence, funds that would have been appropriated for the wall will instead be diverted to rebuilding the devastated communities. That would include infrastructure and replacement of utilities, as well as immediate provision of food and medical care, including the means to “deliver” them. We …

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MICHAEL BOGERT: Photo Gallery — Down By The River

Posted on October 17, 2017 by Michael Bogert

Grand Forks photographer Michael Bogert recently took a walk along the Red River and did his best to catch one of these great horned owls in flight but to no avail.

LILLIAN CROOK: WildDakotaWoman — Long X Bridge: Hold Public Meetings In Central North Dakota

Posted on October 17, 2017 by Lillian Crook

Jim and I maintain a lifelong love affair with the Little Missouri River. It is one of the things that most deeply bond us together. We know every mile of this river intimately. What follows is my letter of last week to North Dakota Department of Transportation regarding the Long X Bridge project. The bridge is near to the North …

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JIM FUGLIE: View From The Prairie — Conflicts Of Interest Could Plague Scenic River Commission

Posted on October 17, 2017October 17, 2017 by Jim Fuglie

The North Dakota Legislature approved, and Gov. Doug Burgum signed, legislation last May authorizing the use of water from the Little Missouri State Scenic River for fracking oil wells. Now our state engineer, Garland Erbele, has issued industrial water permits authorizing more than 2.1 billion (that’s 2,142,000,000) gallons of water to be taken from the river. So far. The withdrawals …

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JEFF OLSON: Photo Gallery — Upstate New York

Posted on October 17, 2017 by Jeff Olson

Alexandria, Va., photographer Jeff Olson and his wife, Joanne Plager Burke Olson, recently traveled to upstate New York and took in a few sights, including hiking trails in the Adirondack Mountains, Lake Champlain, the Green Mountains, Fort Ticonderoga and Split Rock Falls.

DAVE BRUNER: Photo Gallery — Fall Colors In Southwestern North Dakota

Posted on October 17, 2017 by Dave Bruner

Grand Forks photographer Dave Bruner was out in the southwestern part of North Dakota recently doing some bird hunting. The hunting wasn’t so good, but the fall colors were full. So, he ventured out in mornings and evenings to capture these images.

RUSS HONS: Photo Gallery — University Of North Dakota Vs. University Of Montana

Posted on October 17, 2017October 19, 2017 by Russell Hons

The University of North Dakota fell to 2-5 and 1-3 in the Big Sky Conference after the University of Montana (5-2, 3-1 BSC) scored a 41-17 victory over the Fighting Hawks Saturday at Washington-Grizzly Stadium in Missoula. Montana redshirt freshman Gresch Jensen overcame a shaky start to finish the game with 423 yards passing and four touchdowns. The Fighting Hawks were playing without …

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LILLIAN CROOK: WildDakotaWoman — October Trails

Posted on October 16, 2017October 16, 2017 by Lillian Crook

“But your solitude will be your home and haven even in the midst of very strange conditions, and from there you will discover all your paths.” — Ranier Maria Rilke My path this past week took me to North Dakota’s Roughrider Country. Our first stop was a meeting of the Little Missouri River Commission in Dickinson, where we bore witness …

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RUSS HONS: Photo Gallery — Grand Forks Red River Vs. West Fargo Sheyenne Football

Posted on October 16, 2017October 16, 2017 by Russell Hons

The West Fargo Sheyenne Mustangs handed Grand Forks Red River a 41-15 loss Thursday night at Cushman Field in Grand Forks. The loss dropped Red River to 0-8 on the season, while Cheyenne improved to 6-2. (Check out more photos from Russ Hons here.)

JIM FUGLIE: View From The Prairie — Maybe The Governor Shouldn’t Send Engineers To Represent Him

Posted on October 16, 2017October 16, 2017 by Jim Fuglie

“Be careful what you wish for, because you just might get it,” the wise man said. And you might not like what you get, I might add. That’s what I was thinking about four hours into last week’s second meeting of the newly reconstituted Little Missouri Scenic River Commission. I’ve been harping for a couple of years on the idea …

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TERRY DULLUM — The Dullum File: The Shortest Song In The World

Posted on October 12, 2017 by Kevin Grinde

An interview I did with Dan Keating of KMAV/KMSR Radio in Mayvillle stirred up some memories for me earlier today. Clomping down memory lane a bit. For me, before there was television, there was radio. And before there was television news, there was radio programming. KMAV is where I picked up my first paycheck in broadcasting “some” years ago. In …

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NANCY EDMONDS HANSON: After Thought — Finding Peace in Unexpected Places

Posted on October 12, 2017October 14, 2017 by Nancy Edmonds Hanson

Sometimes it’s just too much. Mass shootings. Hurricanes. Nazis. Nukes. Juvenile name-calling by bullies in D.C. Eroding civil rights. Immigrant-bashing. Wildfires in wine country. And then Tom Petty dies, and the petunias freeze. It takes a strong stomach to keep up with the news these days. For the past — oh, 11 and a half months or so — I’ve been …

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TOM DAVIES: The Verdict — Do We Really Care?

Posted on October 12, 2017 by Tom Davies

Brock Long, Trump’s FEMA administrator, wins first place as the most cold-blooded person this week. While emergency supplies have still not been distributed to the citizens of Puerto Rico, and while the people plead for food and clean water; die for lack of medical care because of lack of energy; and basically suffer through the aftermath of the hurricane — …

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TOM COYNE: Back In Circulation — Walking, Writing and Wondering

Posted on October 12, 2017 by Tom Coyne

When I don’t know what else to do, I like to take walks. Or write. Yesterday, I did both. The walk had to come first, because I find it helps me think a bit more before attempting to just pound out random thoughts. That’s always a good thing. And the cool, cloudy conditions were definitely a factor in my brisker-than-normal …

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RUSS HONS: Photo Gallery — Grand Forks Central Vs. Grand Forks Red River Volleyball

Posted on October 11, 2017October 11, 2017 by Russell Hons

Grand Forks Red River defeated crosstown rival Grand Forks Central 25-16, 25-10, 25-18 in girls high school volleyball Tuesday night on the Knights’ home court. The Roughriders were led by Maggie Steffen, who had 15 kills. Korri Gust, Bailey Jaeger and Jaylin Perrault had four kills each to lead the Knights. Red River upped its record to 6-9 in Eastern …

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LILLIAN CROOK: WildDakotaWoman — ‘Finding Beauty In A Broken World’

Posted on October 11, 2017October 11, 2017 by Lillian Crook

“A mosaic is a conversation between what is broken.” — “Finding Beauty in a Broken World,” a book by Terry Tempest Williams In what has been described by many as a “soul-crushing week” in the United States, I’m trying my damnest to focus on the blessings and gifts in my life. One of the finest gifts of friendship in my …

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RUSS HONS: Photo Gallery — University Of North Dakota Vs. University Of Idaho

Posted on October 10, 2017October 11, 2017 by Russell Hons

A late goal in the second half by Myah Merino gave the University of Idaho a 2-1 win over the University of North Dakota in Big Sky Conference women’s soccer Sunday afternoon at Bronson Field. Merino’s goal broke the tie after UND freshmen Mimi Eiden scored her second goal of the season just eight minutes earlier. Taylor Brust scored the other …

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LILLIAN CROOK: WildDakotaWoman — ‘This Secret Luminous Place … Where All Bibliophiles Go’

Posted on October 10, 2017October 10, 2017 by Lillian Crook

“That luminous part of you that exists beyond personality — your soul, if you will — is as bright and shining as any that has ever been. … Clear away everything that keeps you separate from this secret luminous place. Believe it exists, come to know it better, nurture it, share its fruits tirelessly.” — George Saunders My next door neighbor’s ash …

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LA VALLEUR COMMUNICATES: Musings by Barbara La Valleur — Deutsche Einheit

Posted on October 10, 2017October 10, 2017 by Barbara La Valleur

Twenty-seven years ago this past week (Oct. 3, 1990) is a date I won’t soon forget. It was the “reunification” of Germany. East met West or rather East reunified with the West. For the world, it was a huge celebration — The Wall Fell — it was a strike for freedom, it meant democracy for millions and yes, even the hope of …

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RUSS HONS: Photo Gallery — University Of North Dakota Football Vs. Northern Colorado

Posted on October 9, 2017October 11, 2017 by Russell Hons

UND Football snuck out a homecoming win against Northern Colorado on Saturday, 48-38, on a back-and-forth game full of ups-and-downs. (Check out more photos from Russ Hons here.)

RUSS HONS: Photo Gallery — University Of North Dakota Women’s Soccer Vs. Eastern Washington

Posted on October 7, 2017October 11, 2017 by Russell Hons

UND fell 2-1 in overtime against Eastern Washington on Friday in Grand Forks on a rebound goal by Emma Vanderhyden. EW scored first on a goal from Aimie Inthoulay in the first half. UND’s Katie Moller tied it up in the second half. Eastern Washington outshot UND, 24-12. UND dropped to 2-3 in the league and 4-6-3 overall. UND takes …

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JIM FUGLIE: View From The Prairie — The Cry Of The Pheasant

Posted on October 6, 2017October 6, 2017 by Jim Fuglie

One more time around for pheasants and Paul Southworth Bliss, in honor of Saturday’s 2017 Pheasant Season Opener. This will be my 59th pheasant season. Actually more because before I was 12 in 1959, when my dad bought me my first shotgun, I had tagged along since I was able to keep up with him in the field, probably starting …

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DAVE VORLAND: Photo Gallery — California Dreamin’

Posted on October 6, 2017 by Dave Vorland

Bloomington, Minn., photographer Dave Vorland recently returned home from a trip to California. Here are some of the view he and his traveling companions saw while in the Golden State.

LILLIAN CROOK: WildDakotaWoman — Frost Forecast

Posted on October 4, 2017 by Lillian Crook

Frost is in the forecast for Red Oak House. It was inevitable and is an integral part of the life cycle. On this chilly and breezy Tuesday morning, Jim and I harvested the last of the vegetables — that is everything but the Brussels sprouts, which are left out until they produce. We’ll see. Together we dug the parsnips, the leeks and …

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TOM DAVIES: The Verdict — Trump Knows More Than All The Generals!

Posted on October 4, 2017 by Tom Davies

Our blowhard-in-chief has outdone himself in his cold-blooded, uncaring and false statements relating to Puerto Rico. If you remember World War II, then you remember Gen. George Patton and his tank corps rambling across Europe to show the Nazis the power of right. You’ll also probably remember the Army Corps of Engineers who paved the way for his tanks and …

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JIM FUGLIE: View From The Prairie — ‘Quit Farming? Heck, What Would I Do?’

Posted on October 4, 2017 by Jim Fuglie

I want to tell you a story today about a really remarkable woman, a true North Dakotan, a real character and my favorite relative: my Aunt Deloris. Deloris Boehmer is my last living aunt. She’s the only remaining member of my parents’ generation in our family. She’s 88, and lives in Edmore, N.D., about 40 miles northeast of Devils Lake. …

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LILLIAN CROOK: WildDakotaWoman — Autumn Wanderings And Musings On Nonviolence

Posted on October 3, 2017October 3, 2017 by Lillian Crook

On Saturday, I began a nine-week meditation on nonviolence. Monday morning, the anniversary of the birth of Gandhi, a leader who taught the world so much about nonviolence but died by an assassin’s bullet, I awoke to the horrible news of the carnage in Las Vegas. Although my grandparents saw great hardship in their long lives, I feel certain that …

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LILLIAN CROOK: WildDakotaWoman — ‘The Things They Carried’

Posted on October 2, 2017October 2, 2017 by Lillian Crook

Like millions of others, I’ve now watched all 10 episodes of the moving Ken Burns/Lynn Novick documentary, “The Vietnam War” on PBS. My thoughts are filled with the stories and images in this film and with my personal Vietnam War memories. After we’ve watched each compelling episode, my husband and I talked about his Vietnam War memories. He served in the …

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RON SCHALOW: Port Whine, Part 4 — Failing Up

Posted on October 2, 2017 by Ron Schalow

Rob Port is hot, and not just because his defroster is stuck on high in the minivan, and certainly not due to any physical activity. The Forum Communications golden boy is moving on up to the east side of Minot, to the land of Oley, Roscoe and the stockyards. Or so I’ve heard. No one knows why. He’s a great …

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RUSS HONS: Photo Gallery — University Of North Dakota Vs. University Of Manitoba

Posted on October 1, 2017October 11, 2017 by Russell Hons

Ludvig Hoff scored two goals and Grant Mishmash, Jordan Kawaguchi, Johnny Simonson and Christian Wolanin scored one goal each as the University of North Dakota men’s hockey team defeated the University of Manitoba 6-2 in an exhibition game Saturday night in Ralph Engelstad Arena. Calvin Spencer and Remi Laurencelle scored goals for the Bison. UND goalie Cam Johnson stopped 10 of 12 …

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LILLIAN CROOK: WildDakotaWoman — Red Oak House Garden Notes No. 31

Posted on October 1, 2017 by Lillian Crook

Jim took a break Saturday from fishing and hunting in order to work on his garlic bed. He also cultivated an area in the vegetable garden for me. Now that we have a chicken-wire fence around the vegetable garden, I can plant tulips and the rascally rabbits won’t gnaw them down to nubs. I planted 80 bulbs — yellow and …

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PAULA MEHMEL: Shoot the Rapids — Don’t Let Tribalism Tongue-Tie You

Posted on September 30, 2017 by Paula Mehmel

I am no longer tongue-tied. People who know me well most likely are stunned to hear I was ever tongue-tied. After all, my nickname as a child was “talk talk.” However, I have, until this week, been tongue-tied my entire life. I just didn’t find out I was until I was in my late 40s. I have a congenital, hereditary …

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RUSS HONS: Photo Gallery — University Of North Dakota Vs. Eastern Washington University

Posted on September 30, 2017October 11, 2017 by Russell Hons

Senior Faith Dooley blocked 10 shots and added nine kills without an error and Sydney Griffin chipped in with her seventh double-double of the season (26 assists, 10 digs) as the University of North Dakota women’s volleyball team won its 19th match out of 21 with a sweep of Eastern Washington University on Saturday afternoon in Betty Engelstad Sioux Center. The …

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LILLIAN CROOK: WildDakotaWoman — My Watershed Address

Posted on September 30, 2017September 30, 2017 by Lillian Crook

Deciding that my knees are sufficiently recovered to again ride my bicycle, I hit the trail Friday. That is the trail along one of the most beautiful rivers in the world, the Missouri. It was a gorgeous autumn day, 63 degrees, with a zephyr breeze and blue sky. I loaded my bike into my car and headed for Steamboat Park. …

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LILLIAN CROOK: WildDakotaWoman — Red Oak House Garden Notes No. 30

Posted on September 28, 2017September 28, 2017 by Lillian Crook

Autumn beauty continues to emerge in my yard, including peak hydrangea color, hinting at the frost that is nigh. Jim complains that he has about 500 green tomatoes still on the vine, and the folding table is back in the dining room in preparation for bringing those in for ripening, ending the cycle that began with the seedlings in that …

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TOM DAVIES: The Verdict — McCain, An American Hero — Again

Posted on September 28, 2017 by Tom Davies

Apparently area senators have never heard of Dwight D. Eisenhower. He warned about an out-of-control military complex … and Sens. Heidi Heitkamp and John Hoeven of North Dakota and Al Franken and Amy Klobuchar from Minnesota just voted for that. The budget the Senate approved is a $700 billion defense policy bill. It’s only $37 billion more than the president …

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TONY J BENDER: That’s Life — How Well Do You Know Current Events?

Posted on September 28, 2017September 28, 2017 by Tony J Bender

Hey folks, it’s been awhile, and I sense my readers slacking off. Have you been paying attention to current events? The news has been particularly newsy as of late. Actually, I was holding off writing this since there were rumblings about the apocalypse happening Saturday. Bummer. Now, I have to write a column, and I suppose, pay my bills. OK, …

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CHEF JEFF: One Byte At A Time — Unstuffed Cabbage Casserole

Posted on September 27, 2017 by Jeff Tiedeman

Cabbage is a pretty popular vegetable among gardeners. It’s also one that knows no ethnic boundaries. For example, Germans and Koreans love fermented cabbage. In Germany, it’s called sauerkraut. In Korea, it’s kimchi. The Irish have a favorite dish, colcannon, which traditional dish of mashed potatoes mixed with boiled cabbage or kale and either bacon or ham. And Cabbage rolls are …

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LILLIAN CROOK: WildDakotaWoman — Apple Afternoon

Posted on September 26, 2017September 26, 2017 by Lillian Crook

First of all, wear a comfortable and supportive pair of shoes. It is the apple time of the year. We have only crab apple trees, and I had it in mind to make applesauce, so I put out a plea on social media begging for surplus apples. Jim and I picked a basketful at our friend Mylo’s house this weekend, …

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