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"If we do not stand up against this crap as the Church, no one else will," an organizer of the event wrote to potential attendees. "We have to be the ones to fight against evil."
In observance of Earth Day, Gary Larson encourages people to stop buying and selling crypto, a large draw on the power grid.
"Approximately 25% of Minnesota's electric cooperative workforce is poised to retire within the next five years, presenting a significant need to recruit the next generation of skilled workers," writes Darrick Moe.
Trygve Olson comments on a Forum story about Fargo neighborhoods said to have patterns of racial segregation.
Trygve Olson comments in Rep. Amstrong's vote against aid to Ukraine.
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Lt. Gov. Tammy Miller was stiff and visibly uncomfortable during the Prairie Public debate with her gubernatorial primary rival, U.S. Rep. Kelly Armstrong, but were voters watching?
Columnist Tony Bender runs down Port's bona fides as a true-blue "Rightie."
Republicans nominating Rick Becker for the U.S. House would lead to a win-win situation for Democrats.
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North Dakota Commerce Commissioner Josh Teigen says he recused himself from the awards process for state-backed loans to a business he and his family had ties to, but he attended meetings about them.
Mike Rachow recounts a recent visit to San Francisco.
Alan Julius Peterson writes about columns from Jim Shaw, Scott Hennen, Joan Brickner, Rob Port, Gary Emineth and Ross Nelson published April 30.
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Tom Kovach of Nevis, Minn., writes, "I'm no fan of Russia and Putin, but why are we so bent on propping up a country that has no chance of ever beating a nuclear country like Russia?'
Joseph Richardson writes in response to Rep. Kelly Armstrong's vote against aid for Ukraine.
Matt Entzion of West Fargo asks, "What 5- to 10-minute daily transaction in your life would be acceptable to now take 20-30 minutes?"
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