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    Beth Bouley and Tod Ganje, volunteers for the WDAY Honor Flight, stand in front of the Arlington National Memorial Amphitheater on Sunday, May 14, 2017, in Arlington, Va. (Michael Vosburg / Forum News Service)
    Detail-loving, behind-the-scenes organizer helps Honor Flights cruise smoothly
    FARGO—In September 2007, Beth Bouley stood at the World War II Memorial in Washington as part of the WDAY Honor Flight with her father,...
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    Motorized louver systems provide ample sunlight when open (left) and protection from elements when closed (right). Deckmasters / Special to The Forum
    Seeking an outdoor oasis: Pergolas create room-like space
    They're prominent on Pinterest, the star of HGTV and the epitome of Joanna Gaines' style. Pergolas dominate the outdoor landscaping scene, adding...
    News10 hours 42 min ago
    Interior concept of collection design
    Declutter: Tips to tidy up your home, inbox
    As winter gear moves into storage, it's a perfect time to evaluate other household items and "weed out what we don't use," said Kim Schlichting,...
    News10 hours 54 min ago
    Red-sided garter snakes make their way up the rocks in search of a female after emerging from their limestone caves near Narcisse, MB on Wednesday, May 17, 2017. (Joshua Komer/Grand Forks Herald)
    Manitoba's spectacle of snakes draws tourists from around the world
    NARCISSE SNAKE DENS, Man.—The snakes—dozens, perhaps even hundreds—resembled a giant undulating blob of spaghetti as they twisted...
    News11 hours 22 min ago
    May 27, 2017
    'I voted' stickers for all, less test help for many
    ST. PAUL — The Minnesota Legislature struggled to finish its work — the final coda came at 3 a.m. Friday — but managed to approve thousands of pages of legislation, brimming with hundreds of changes to the way Minnesota does business. Some of those changes are unexpected...
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    The Brainerd High School yearbook page that has generated so much controversy. (Forum News Service)
    BHS yearbook adviser on paid leave
    BRAINERD — A violent comment about President Donald Trump made by a Brainerd High School student in the 2016-17 yearbook has led to the...
    NewsMay 27, 2017 - 4:17pm
    KaSondra Staiger and her family from Hebron, N.D. (Submitted photo)
    5 questions with ... KaSondra Staiger, Rancher, Hebron, N.D.
    Q: What is your role in agriculture today? My husband and I operate a 200-head commercial cow/calf operation and 200-plus head bred heifer development...
    News/agricultureMay 27, 2017 - 12:17pm
    Dwarf Colorado blue spruce. Special Forum News Service
    Fielding Questions: Dwarf Colorado spruce no longer dwarf
    Q: Our dwarf Colorado blue spruce is no longer dwarf. It's nearly five feet tall and probably just as wide. Can it be trimmed? If so, when is...
    NewsMay 27, 2017 - 6:41am
    Bleeding heart remains a long lived old-fashioned favorite plant. David Samson / Forum News Service
    Perennial Favorites: New varieties of our favorite plants
    Perennial flowers have come a long way since early pioneers beautified their homesteads with peonies, hollyhocks and old-style daylilies and...
    NewsMay 27, 2017 - 6:38am
    May 26, 2017
    Nikki McLendon holds a photo book filled with images of her daughter, Paisley, who was stillborn at nearly 33 weeks, along with a Molly Bear. The bears are made to weigh the exact amount as the baby lost -- this bear weighs 4 pounds, 13.5 ounces, Paisley's birthweight. (Julie Buntjer / Daily Globe)
    Siblings, each experiencing infant loss, raise funds for Cuddle Cots
    LUVERNE — A trio of siblings with Adrian roots are taking the tragic loss of their babies due to stillbirths and a miscarriage and turning...
    NewsMay 26, 2017 - 9:21pm
    Education funding up, but union urges veto
    ST. PAUL — The Minnesota Legislature approved nearly half a billion dollars in new public school funding late Thursday. So why is the teachers union calling for its veto? Policy changes included in the $18.8 billion education spending plan give school leaders new flexibility...
    NewsMay 26, 2017 - 9:01pm
    Worthington Middle School fifth-graders Oriana Chavez and Estrella Bahena serve guacamole during the school's culture fair on Friday morning. (Martina Baca / Daily Globe)
    WMS students get glimpse of the world at culture fair
    WORTHINGTON — Worthington Middle School students had the chance to have a glimpse of 26 different countries during a Friday culture fair in...
    News/educationMay 26, 2017 - 9:01pm
    SGT. 1st Class Matthew Kahler was well-respected and liked by his fellow soldiers, and his loss on Jan. 26, 2008, dealt a "body blow" to the troops, according to author Gregg Zoroya. (Submitted photo)
    'Chosen Few' tells story of sacrifice
    GRANITE FALLS, Minn. — Matthew Kahler gave his life leading one of the most decorated units in the Afghanistan conflict. Sgt. 1st Class...
    NewsMay 26, 2017 - 9:00pm
    Linwood "Woody" Kaine. Photo courtesy of the Ramsey County Sheriff's Office
    Charges filed against Tim Kaine's son, others who crashed Minnesota Capitol Trump rally
    ST. PAUL—The chaos that some counter-protesters brought into the Minnesota Capitol in March during a rally in support of President Donald...
    NewsMay 26, 2017 - 8:44pm
    Bonding bill includes funding for Lewis & Clark; awaits governor’s signature
    WORTHINGTON — “It ain’t over til it’s over,” Worthington Public Utilities General Manager Scott Hain said Friday morning — hours after the Minnesota Legislature passed a bonding bill that includes $3.5 million to finance the final 16.8 miles of water pipeline from Adrian...
    News/politicsMay 26, 2017 - 8:31pm
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