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by Hee Han | Arts | December 6th, 2017
…hanhe@mnstate.eduThere are a variety of types of events and groups in our communities that encourage and support women. Robin Swanson, organizer of Her Story, wanted to create another special event for herself and other women. “I was hungering for something that was really authentic-feeling; kind of like a bunch of…
by Hee Han | Arts | December 6th, 2017
…hanhe@mnstate.eduWe may introduce Lana Suomala as a Moorhead High school Spanish teacher, but when you see her art, you will remember her as an artist.Suomala gets inspired by human stories; her own, her relationships, and those she observes in the world. She explained, “I’m attracted to the stories we tell…
by HPR Contributor | Last Word | December 6th, 2017
…By Robert Franklin, Esq. hpr@hpr1.comThe latest information on North Dakota family courts comes from the organization Leading Women for Shared Parenting (LW4SP). It teaches two important lessons. First, whether children maintain meaningful relationships with both parents, post-divorce is mostly a question of which judge decides the case. Second, North Dakotans…
by John Strand | Best Bets | December 6th, 2017
…Thursday, December 14, 6 PMSquare One Rental Kitchen, 1407 1st Ave N, FargoIn this class you will learn the essentials of preparing sushi rice, a California Roll, Bagel Roll and a Spicy Tuna Roll. Hands-on class, Chef Randall demonstrates. Please note: involves the handling and consumption of raw fish. $65,…
by John Strand | Best Bets | December 6th, 2017
…Sunday, December 10, 7pm Sanctuary Events Center, 670 4th Ave N Unmissable, a huge addition to their repertoire. Christmas carols, Hanukkah songs, Eastern Orthodoxy. “God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen,” “Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairies,” Russian Ave Maria from Rachmaninoff’s Vespers. $15, tickets300.com 701-404-9006
by John Strand | Best Bets | December 6th, 2017
…Sunday, December 10, 11am-5pm Twist, 220 Broadway N, Downtown Superb Chicago street food, recommended by HPR restaurant critic Logan Macrae. What they offer is too good to be called a hot dog. Polish and Italian sausage, beef sandwiches, beverages. A good shopping break and one day only at this pop-up location. 701-526-0149
by John Strand | Best Bets | December 6th, 2017
…Saturday, December 9, 1pm Fargo VFW, 202 Broadway N (behind Toscana) There is no admission fee, you are just asked to bring something for the Gladys Ray shelter, whose volunteers will take free-will donations. U.S. Bank Plaza group photo, hourly visits to downtown businesses, Pickled Parrot prize giveaway at 7:30pm. 701-235-8243
by John Strand | Best Bets | December 6th, 2017
…Friday, December 8, 10pm-1:30am Dempsey’s, 226 Broadway, Downtown An under-appreciated local cover band who play every conceivable kind of music. We like everything about them, including the way they dress. Do they take requests? We’re shy about that and never have asked them. You do it for us. 701-235-5913
by John Strand | Best Bets | December 6th, 2017
…Thursday, December 7, 8pmFargo Theatre, 314 Broadway N, DowntownPays tribute and celebrates legendary Sun Records recording artists Elvis Presley, Carl Perkins, Jerry Lee Lewis & Johnny Cash. A full catalogue of classic rock n’ roll hits, plus a special selection of holiday tunes, all done up in rockabilly style. 701-239-8385
by C.S. Hagen | News | December 5th, 2017
…FARGO – With one hand, Brandon Medenwald pulled his thin wool jacket closer against the biting cold; with the other, he held up a sign protesting the Federal Communication Commission’s plan to dismantle net neutrality.“If I was a broadband provider it would be a great business,” Medenwald said. “Charge more…