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Property tax measure price tag: $3.15 billion
If the property tax proposal passes, it would be at least a $3.15 billion blow to the state’s finances. That’s the figure the Legislative Management Committee is using. The measure says local property taxes would be replaced with state funds, based on the 2024 property tax assessment. And the Management Committee approved this fiscal impact statement, which will be included with the measure at the ballot box.
Langdon area’s Simon Romfo ready to lead the UND offense
GRAND FORKS, N.D. (Valley News Live) - From humble beginnings going 37-0 and winning three straight state championships at Langdon, to being the starting quarterback at the Flagship U, Simon Romfo has earned the starting QB job at North Dakota. “Yeah, I would say it’s a dream come true,” Romfo...
Offensive onslaught powers Fighting Hawks past Alabama State
GRAND FORKS, N.D. – It happened early, often and throughout the opening 45 minutes of action on Sunday afternoon from Bronson Field as the North Dakota soccer team blitzed Alabama State with six first-half goals on their way to a 7-0 victory and a second-straight win. The Fighting Hawks...
North Dakota announces team captains
GRAND FORKS, ND. – With North Dakota kicking off the 2024 season in less than a week, the Fighting Hawks announced the team captains at the end of practice on Sunday. As voted by their peers, Bo Belquist, Malachi McNeal, Josh Navratil, Jaden Norby and Wyatt Pedigo were all selected as team captains.
Red River Valley Domination Leads Carson Macedo to Weekend Sweep
Carson Macedo and Jason Johnson Racing excelled with a weekend sweep in North Dakota, winning both features at River Cities Speedway and Red River Valley Speedway. Macedo moved from sixth to first in Friday's race and dominated Saturday's event from the pole, leading every lap. With this performance, he secured his third win in four races, and his career tally now stands at 41 World of Outlaws victories. Macedo's momentum builds as he approaches Donny Schatz in the championship standings.
The City of Fergus Falls is Asking City Residents to Limit Their Water Usage.
With the rainfall that inundated the region Monday afternoon, the City of Fergus Falls is asking city resident to limit their water usage. City of Fergus Falls Public Works Director Len Taylor stated; “The system is taxed it’s maxing out right now. Our sanitary sewer (system) does receive storm water into storm manhole covers, it is really maxing out our plant out on the west side of town. We’re asking all the residents to limit their water use, no laundry and minimal flushing however that works for a household.” Taylor continued to ask resident to do “just anything you can do to not use as much water as you typically would in a regular day.”
Minnesotans Urged To Follow The 7 Second Rule Today
I think most people have heard of the 5-second rule, which suggests that food is safe to eat if you pick it up within five seconds of dropping it. So that you know, that's not always true. Bacteria can stick to food as soon as it touches the floor, and even floors that seem clean can have bacteria. Whether or not they should, many people still follow the 5-second rule.
Fergus Falls Labor Day Weekend Information and Final Days of the Splash Pad
Fergus Falls, MN – Monday, September 2nd is Labor Day, and most City buildings will be closed including the liquor stores and the Fergus Falls Public Library. This also impacts the refuse collection schedule. Residents on the Monday route will have their garbage collected on Tuesday, September 3rd. Tuesday...
Child found safe after missing for about an hour in Casselton
CASSELTON, N.D. (KFGO) – Cass County deputies and other agencies responded to a report of a missing child Sunday night in Casselton. A caller reported that a 5-year-old was missing from the campground at Days Inn Hotel and Conference Center at about 8:45. The child was located safely after about an hour and was returned to the campground and reunited with family members.
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