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Letter: Shame, shame on flower thief

This letter is to the person who went to Riverside Cemetery in Moorhead after we left and took our three hanging pots off my husband’s family plot. You know who you are.

By Kathy Thompson, Fargo , June 14, 2010

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Downstream cities worried about impact

FARGO, N.D. — The first good look at a Fargo-Moorhead diversion project’s impact on cities downstream wasn’t positive for Terry Guttormson. “I feel worse,” the Hendrum, Minn., farmer said.

By Mike Nowatzki , February 03, 2010

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Red River surge expected

As a blizzard howled its way toward the flood-stricken Red River Valley Monday, officials were warned of yet another threat on the horizon: a second crest in two weeks that could send the Red River back to 40 feet.

By Dave Olson, Perham Enterprise Bulletin , March 31, 2009

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Fargo looks at transition from 'high alert' to 'alert' status as Red falls

FARGO – Flood fighting tensions eased this morning among officials leading the effort, despite the uncertainty of how a winter storm will impact the region.

By Steven Wagner, The Forum , March 30, 2009

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Fargo gets reprieve

Fargo gets reprieve Red river crests at lower level than expected
Fargo-Moorhead got a slight reprieve Saturday, as it appears that, for now, the Red River has crested at a slightly lower level than expected.

By Helmut Schmidt , March 30, 2009

Rural evacuations ongoing as Fargo-Moorhead prepares for record flood

A flood fight that was supposed to be 95 percent buttoned up in Fargo-Moorhead on Wednesday morning morphed into a 100 percent battle by 1 p.m., as the forecast for the Red River crest was bumped up another foot to 41 feet.

By Helmut Schmidt, The Forum , March 26, 2009

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Moorhead woman arrested for standing on flood dike

Less than two hours after Fargo Police Chief Keith Ternes vowed arrests and jail time for people who trespass on the metro area’s dikes, authorities made such an arrest.

By Forum staff report , March 26, 2009

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Officials stress need for volunteers, urge vigilance in flood fight

FARGO – Today marks a critical day for flood fighters to top off sandbag levees and build secondary dikes throughout the city.

By Steven Wagner, The Forum , March 26, 2009

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Snowfall complicates flood fight as 5 to 8 inches total expected in F-M area

Volunteers who spent Tuesday building dikes in Fargo-Moorhead woke up this morning to find their work blanketed by several inches of snow, and more was falling, further complicating the flood fight.

By Forum staff report , March 25, 2009

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Editorial: Water rises; we should watch

In 1997, the Red River reached a record high of 39.6 feet in Fargo, N.D.

By Daily Globe , March 25, 2009

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West central Minnesota volunteers answer call to fight Red River flood

By bus and by car, volunteers from west central Minnesota made their way to the Fargo-Moorhead area on Tuesday to help with the flood fight.

By Tom Cherveny, West Central Tribune , March 24, 2009

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Sandbag volunteers desperately needed

FARGO – Metro residents “are now at the point of stress and great concern," a local Salvation Army leader said today as officials pleaded for more volunteers to help sandbag.

By Forum staff reports, INFORUM , March 23, 2009

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Minn. soldiers help fight flood

MOORHEAD - More than 200 Minnesota Army National Guard soldiers have been activated to help fight flooding in the Red River Valley, a news release issued tonight says.

By Forum staff reports , March 23, 2009

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Canadians allegedly trashed hotel

MOORHEAD - Three Canadian men are facing felony charges amid accusations that they trashed a Moorhead hotel room last October and caused more than $1,000 in damage.

By Mike Nowatzki, INFORUM , March 20, 2009

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Man identified in high-speed chase

MOORHEAD – Clay County authorities this afternoon identified a man who was found dead after a high-speed car chase Tuesday night that ended near Interstate 94 and Minnesota Highway 34 at Barnesville.

By Forum staff reports , March 18, 2009

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