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Which would you rather?

Which would you rather?

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Which would you rather?

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Friday, April 26, 2024
I’ll never forget the first time I saw a chocolate fountain. It was the most glorious thing I had ever seen. It was a cascading pool of the most decadent delight. To think that it was a continuous flow of the smooth, creamy dessert that I sometimes crave was even better.

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April is Baby Safe Haven Awareness Month

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Friday, April 26, 2024
BISMARCK, N.D. - During April, we recognize National Child Abuse Prevention Month and the importance of communities working together to support and strengthen families and prevent child maltreatment.
After recently returning to the family farm, Joanna Larson of Sheyenne aims to supply fresh-cut flowers and produce to regional florists and the local farmers market and help regenerate the local food system. While most of the flowers and produce remains indoors out of frost fears, some hardier plants are getting a head start outside.

After recently returning to the family farm, Joanna Larson of Sheyenne aims to supply fresh-cut flowers and produce to regional florists and the local farmers market and help regenerate the local food system. While most of the flowers and produce remains indoors out of frost fears, some hardier plants are getting a head start outside.

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New and beginning farmers hope to build functioning local food system

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Friday, April 26, 2024
Market access, red tape challenges persist By Michael Standaert, North Dakota News Cooperative For 27-year-old Joanna Larson, the desire to return home to take part in the operation of her family farm in Sheyenne has as much to do with building community as it does with farming.
From the Pastor’s Desk: Exclusion

From the Pastor’s Desk: Exclusion

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From the Pastor’s Desk: Exclusion

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Friday, April 26, 2024
When asked what he considered to be the ugliest word in the English language, Carl Sandburg replied, “The ugliest word in the English language is ‘exclusive.’” Human beings have a penchant to exclude – and exclusion, no matter where it exists, is destructive and ugly.
From left to right: Tawny Mason, Janessa Dewall, and Megan Sylling. Photo courtesy of Lake Region State College.

From left to right: Tawny Mason, Janessa Dewall, and Megan Sylling. Photo courtesy of Lake Region State College.

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Nursing students place in HOSA competition

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Friday, April 26, 2024
Two students’ high rankings have qualified them for International Competition Lake Region State College This year, Lake Region State College started a HOSA chapter.

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News briefs

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Friday, April 26, 2024
From The Borderland Radio News Center Cramer pleads not guilty Ian Cramer, 43, son of North Dakota Senator Kevin Cramer, submitted not guilty pleas to numerous charges, including homicide while fleeing law enforcement with the victim being Mercer County Deputy Sheriff Paul Martin.

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$1M in grants available for K-12 summer science instruction

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Friday, April 26, 2024
BISMARCK, N.D. – State School Superintendent Kirsten Baesler said $1 million in grants are available for North Dakota organizations to offer summer programs for K-12 students to learn about artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, or STEM, which is short for science, technology, engineering and...
LAS Speech Team: Back row (L-R) Madilyn Crump, Jaymee Reidhammer, Matilda Lawson. Front: Kartheek Chapara and Adam hart

LAS Speech Team: Back row (L-R) Madilyn Crump, Jaymee Reidhammer, Matilda Lawson. Front: Kartheek Chapara and Adam hart

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Region IV Speech Meet results

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Friday, April 26, 2024
The Class B Region IV Speech Meet was held on April 13 at Rolette Public School. Students from seven schools competed in 14 speech categories. The winners in each category are listed below.
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