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Acoustic Aquarium: Channing Minnema, Hot Lunch, JVCL Duo & more!

by HPR Staff | Best Bets | December 5th, 2018

…Saturday, December 8, 9 p.m. – 1 a.m.The Aquarium, 225 Broadway N. Fl. 2, FargoCome down for a mix of acoustic music from local and regional bands. There will be blues, jazz, 90s music, and even a little comedy. This is a 21 & up event.

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Fargo SantaCon for Charity 2018

by HPR Staff | Best Bets | December 5th, 2018

…Saturday, December 8, 1 – 8 p.m.Various locations, Broadway N., FargoThis pub crawl has a larger purpose - to benefit the Gladys Ray Shelter and Veteran Drop In Center. Come dressed in the spirit of the season. There will be a prize giveaway at 7:30 p.m. at the Pickled parrot.…

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A Christmas Story: The Musical

by HPR Staff | Best Bets | December 5th, 2018

…10 showings from December 7-22, various timesFargo-Moorhead Community Theatre, 333 4th Street S., FargoWe triple-dog-dare you to check out this musical adaptation based on the Christmas classic. A Christmas Story: The Musical will feature all your favorite moments of the original - leg lamp, pink-bunny pajamas, a bad Santa, and…

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Würst Winter Holiday Party

by HPR Staff | Best Bets | December 5th, 2018

…Thursday, December 6, 4 - 7 p.m. Wurst Bier Hall, 630 1st Avenue N., Fargo Wurst Bier Hall and Fargo Brewing Company cordially invite you to this annual holiday event. There will be specialty infused beers, holiday-themed cocktails and a prize drawing. Don’t miss it!

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City Hall open for business

by C.S. Hagen | News | December 4th, 2018

…FARGO – City Hall may have taken a little more taxpayer money than originally expected, but it is now fully operational and ready for business. Although the 215 office workers began moving in following a ribbon-cutting ceremony in September, the City of Fargo officially opened to the public on Tuesday.…

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As the world faces mass extinction from climate change, it’s business as usual in oil-rich North Dak

by C.S. Hagen | News | November 29th, 2018

…On the busiest shopping day of the year the federal government published an eye-opening report on climate change, saying that warming temperatures could soon imperil the American way of life and harm the health of nearly every citizen. Another report published earlier and conducted by independent scientists called for radical…

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Housing Authority of Cass County moves forward with new affordable housing project

by HPR Contributor | Culture | November 28th, 2018

…by Ryan Jankeryan.janke78@gmail.comWhat started as a dream for the Housing Authority of Cass County four years ago will become a reality by 2020 says Executive Director Blake Strehlow. 60 current public housing units between 8th and 9th Avenue West on Sheyenne Street in West Fargo, which are some of the…

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Our opinion: Reducing our dependence on fossil fuels

by HPR Contributor | Editorial | November 28th, 2018

…by Ed Gruchalla egruch@aol.comWith substantial evidence indicating the negative consequences of burning fossil fuels, why is it we have so much trouble in North Dakota moving on to cleaner forms of energy? Most of us are not ignorant of the consequences of dirty energy sources: changing weather patterns, increasing temperatures,…

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The History of How A Hot Dish Turned Into Hotdish

by HPR Contributor | All About Food | November 28th, 2018

…by Ben Myhrebenmyhre35@gmail.comA Brief Look at The History of The CasseroleIf you never heard of hotdish, it is a type of casserole that is very common in the states of Minnesota and the Dakotas. I am pretty sure that everybody I know, knows what a hotdish is. In fact, it…

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What Left Wing Conspiracy? What Left Wing?

by Charlie Barber | Last Word | November 28th, 2018

…“(Søren) Kierkegaard…has opened our eyes to the shallowness of much of our pseudo-Christian life, and to the outright deception in politics which Christianity has been made to serve.” - William Hubben“The people starve because their superiors eat too much in taxes. The more laws there are, the more thieves and…

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