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PINESOL POSTINGS Fishing rights, the back story
Most of the time, story elements click, contacts call back and the stories come together easily. Sometimes, everything seems out of synch. That was the case Friday when Monte Draper and I went to cove...
Posted on 5/16/11 at 3:50 PM
THE VIEW FROM THIS SIDE OF THE LAKE Report says Blogging isn't SEXY anymore...
After 260 blogs over a three year period, I now discover that blogging is not cool anymore and now reflects a more “mature reader” (makes you feel good too doesn’t it?). Like everyt...
Posted on 2/8/10 at 1:14 AM
Judge asks for cooperation in death penalty case 
FARGO, N.D. (AP) — A federal judge called lawyers together from both sides of a North Dakota death penalty case and urged them on Monday to work together to avoid unnecessary delays.
By Dave Kolpack , January 10, 2012
Prime Time: Pazahiyayewin’s legacy lives on
The legacy of Pazahiyayewin (She Shall Radiate In Her Path Like the Sun) lives on in the lives of her descendents.
By Patt Rall , January 10, 2012
- Pazahiyayewin and family
- Pazahiyayewin's descendants
- Prime time: The digital life – go forward or stay mired?
- Prime Time: The Bemidji Chorale Christmas concert
- Prime Time: Membership supports programs for seniors
- Prime Time: School memories: Magical, musical
- Prime Time: What will make you happy in 2012?
- Lake vacations were wonderful memories
- Prime Time: The most feared man in town
- Prime Time: Looking for willing hearts, abled bodies
Hong Kong: a place unlike any other
It’s a place we’ve all heard of, but most know little about. And that’s a small shame, because Hong Kong isn’t “just another city” in China. Hong Kong is a landmark, moving the world forward, and is a focus for economists, urban planners, architects, sociologists and travelers all over.
January 08, 2012
Home sickness: The causes and cures for mold in your home
FARGO – Every week, home inspector Lars Knobloch gets at least one phone call from someone with a potential mold problem in their home.
By Tracy Frank , January 08, 2012
Duluth mayor threatens to close casino over money spat
Duluth, Minn. — The city of Duluth laid out its strategy Thursday in an increasingly fractious dispute with the Fond du Lac Ojibwe Band.
By Dan Kraker , January 06, 2012
Cleanup set to remove St. Louis River debris
DULUTH – The sawmills that buzzed away on the shore of the St. Louis River here are long since gone, but the legacy of debris they left on the bottom of what was called Cedar Yard Bay is still there.
By John Myers , January 03, 2012
Bemidji crews provide aid in battling wild land fire
A fire burning near Gully, Minn., serves as an example of the region’s unusual weather recently.
By Steve Wagner , January 03, 2012
Moorhead man pleads not guilty in crash that killed best friend
ADA, Minn. – A Moorhead man accused of drunken driving in a December 2008 crash that killed his best friend pleaded not guilty Wednesday to criminal vehicular homicide and DWI in Norman County District Court here.
By Mike Nowatzki , December 29, 2011
Cook County shooting; Jailed suspect dies from ‘flu-like symptoms’
DULUTH – Accused Cook County Courthouse gunman Daniel Schlienz died Tuesday morning in a Duluth hospital after being taken there Monday night for treatment of what the St. Louis County Sheriff’s Department described as “flu-like symptoms.”
By Jana Hollingsworthand John Myers , December 29, 2011
No white Christmas, but a white December
Maybe there was no white Christmas in 2011, but enough snow fell in the early morning hours Wednesday to mark the date.
By Laurie Swenson , December 28, 2011
Sharing your gifts all year
Every year for the past several years, around Thanksgiving, a small package arrives in our mail. The package is a padded envelope with a return address of Bemidji.
By Sam Cook , December 25, 2011
Feeling down? Maybe you need more light
GRAND FORKS, N.D.— Today is the winter solstice, the shortest day of the year. If you’re feeling blue, it could be that you have SAD.
By Pamela Knudson , December 22, 2011
Blessing, feast marks homeless memorial
RED LAKE – The Red Lake Homeless Shelter, “Mishkwaa-ga-mii-wii-zaaga’iganiing Giiwishiiwigamig,” held a blessing and feast Tuesday to mark National Homeless Person’s Memorial Day.
By Monte Draper , December 21, 2011
Back on board: Solway plant reopens to wood deliveries
After closing to timber deliveries more than three weeks ago, Norbord opened its oriented-strand board plant at Solway to a line of trucks Monday.
By Steve Wagner , December 20, 2011
Living with shaken baby syndrome
MOORHEAD – Jessica Jackson hadn’t left her 10-week-old daughter until that day. A pregnant friend thought she was in labor. Jackson went to the hospital with her, and left Lulu with a family member.
By Sherri Richards , December 18, 2011
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