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by Greg Carlson | Cinema | November 8th, 2017
…An impressive collection of visual art and fiction and nonfiction movies can be seen by the public during the inaugural North Dakota Human Rights Film and Arts Festival. HPR film editor Greg Carlson talked to organizer Sean Coffman about the events.HPR: For people who may not know you, can you…
by C.S. Hagen | News | November 8th, 2017
…FORT BERTHOLD – Olivia Keri Lone Bear disappeared approximately 15 days ago, leaving friends, family, and scouts puzzled. Why was no statewide alert issued? Why are the relationships between tribal and state police so strained? Why are police saying they have “other things to do besides look” for a missing…
by C.S. Hagen | News | November 7th, 2017
…FARGO – In what critics describe as a Presidential temper tantrum, Donald Trump scaled back subsidies to reduce premiums after striking out with his administration’s attempts to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.The cuts slashed funding, narrowed the timeframe for health insurance hunters to enroll, and gave insurance companies…
by C.S. Hagen | News | November 4th, 2017
…MANDAN – Defense lawyers are whittling down the cases involved with the Dakota Access Pipeline controversy, but the sudden imprisonment of two last month came as a shock, and has activists wondering if the state is either being vindictive, or changing strategies.“I was singled out among many who were unjustly arrested,”…
by Annie White Carlson | All About Food | November 3rd, 2017
…A farmer’s day is governed by the sun. Work starts on our farm as soon as we can see and continues until we can’t. That makes for long days during the growing season. Our days are filled with caring for our livestock, moving fences for our rotational grazing systems, and…
by HPR Staff | Best Bets | November 3rd, 2017
…Thursday, November 9, 6pmComstock House, 506 8th St S, MoorheadEvery Thursday this fall at 6pm, light refreshments and tours of the historic Comstock House. 7pm, classical music recitals by the talented students of the Concordia College Music Department. Child-friendly, 25 seats only. To reserve, call 218-291-4211
by HPR Staff | Best Bets | November 3rd, 2017
…Wednesday, November 8, 7-10pmSanctuary, 670 4th Ave N, FargoGenre-hopping six-piece celebrates the Day of the Dead. Wiseass wisdom, sharp songwriting honed over a decade on the road. Butcher Babies, from Los Angeles, depart from the overplayed, are noted for their explosive stage show. 701-404-9006
by HPR Staff | Best Bets | November 3rd, 2017
…Tuesday, November 7, 5:30-9pmEcce Art Gallery, 216 Broadway North, FargoSenator Olympia Snowe will be the featured speaker of the evening. Exemplary Leadership Award Recipient will be awarded to Dina Butcher and the Woman on the Move Award will be presented to Danielle Pinnick. 701-361-7067
by HPR Staff | Best Bets | November 3rd, 2017
…Monday, November 6, 6:30-9pmFargo Public Library, 102 3rd St N, FargoA documentary film about wild rice harvesting on the White Earth Reservation; a community of agriculturists that still harvest rice and practice traditional ways. Edifying, leaves you in a good mood which is not bad these days. 701-241-1472
by HPR Staff | Best Bets | November 2nd, 2017
…Saturday, November 4, 8am-4pmLiving Waters Church, 4451 40th Ave S, FargoHandmade high quality crafts and art. Sweets as well! Melissa Hudson is working on Christmas pieces and ornaments. Cortnee Jenson is excited about bringing her jewelry. 16 fine artists and crafters, vintage items as well. 701-282-0530