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by HPR Contributor | Culture | May 25th, 2016
…By Lonna WhitingLonna.Whiting@bcbsnd.comMy mom was diagnosed with dementia at age 61. Now age 64 and three years into her dementia progression, she is completely dependent on others for daily cares, including bathroom time, bathing and eating, and often communicating. We know more is coming for mom before “the end,” which…
by HPR Contributor | Beer Snob | May 25th, 2016
…By Ben RodgersDorothy’s New World Lager is the flagship brew of the Toppling Goliath Brewing Company, based in Decorah, Iowa. It’s a small town with fewer than 9,000 people calling it home, which is why Toppling Goliath is considered one of this northeast Iowa town’s main attractions. The other being…
by Christopher P. Jacobs | Cinema | May 25th, 2016
…Now that summery weather has arrived, people are thinking about vacations, but travel remains both expensive and increasingly inconvenient. Movies, however, provide instant low-cost mini-vacations from troubles of the real world. The tropical south-seas island settings of two recent Blu-ray releases from Kino make ideal escapes from the familiar ND-MN…
by HPR Contributor | Arts | May 25th, 2016
…By Elle AndersonUp-and-coming artists always seem to have a tough time finding studio space to create art or even a space to promote their artwork. Some of the studio spaces can be expensive to rent and this at times can be stressful. Here in the Fargo/Moorhead area, a group of young,…
by Ed Raymond | Gadfly | May 25th, 2016
…Have we reached a brave new world where ignorance might count?I was shocked to read that 64 people in Bangladesh died from lightning strikes in two days of tropical monsoon storms, most of them farmers harvesting crops in rural areas. Experts said that exposure to metal equipment, and particularly cell…
by Jack Dura | All About Food | May 25th, 2016
…Eighteen months after her death, my grandmother is still feeding us.Sure, her buttermilk brownies may be a bit past their expiration date, but Grandma Williams’ frozen goodies are still edible after 30 seconds on high in the microwave and dunked in a glass of milk. Grandma W and I bonded…
by Greg Carlson | Cinema | May 25th, 2016
…As an unapologetic admirer of all things Prince, I for one was pretty grateful that “Under the Cherry Moon” was a radical departure from “Purple Rain.” Several years before “Graffiti Bridge” offered a sorta/kinda sequel to the 1984 smash, Prince – with enough earned clout and power to essentially do…
by HPR Contributor | Culture | May 25th, 2016
…By Mike DalagerThe doors are finally open! After many decades of patiently playing the waiting game, President Obama has relaxed the laws regarding US citizens being allowed to travel to Cuban territory. Following in the president’s footsteps, I went for a visit. The main reason for traveling to Cuba was…
by Chris Hennen | News | May 25th, 2016
…Next month, voters in North Dakota will have the opportunity to go to the polls twice if they want to vote for the Presidential nominees on the Democratic ticket in the caucus and also have their voice heard in the party preferences of State races, Congressional races, Legislative races as…
by HPR Staff | Best Bets | May 25th, 2016
…Thursday, June 2, 5-9pmDowntown FargoDowntown crowded, Broadway bumper to bumper. We’ve seen a 1927 Willys-Knight with wood spoke wheels, an Indian motorcycle from the 1940s, a Mercedes 190SL convertible—all of them well the trip.