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STORM TRACKER Long Snow Season
Our just completed snow season was one of the longest on record. The first measurable snow fell on October 4 in Fargo Moorhead and the last measurable snow locally occurred on April 24 for a total of ...
Posted on 5/22/13 at 8:59 AM
STAFF BLOG UNIVERSITY OF NORTH DAKOTA HOCKEY The trip to Alaska
Since returning from Fairbanks, I've heard a lot of questions about the trip and Alaska, so I figured I would drop a post with a few notes from the trip. This was my first time to Fairbanks. I've been...
Posted on 10/24/12 at 1:31 AM
REGGIE TALES Random Thursday
*My new Blackberry from AT&T came on Monday. Now what do I do? *I have trouble getting excited about the Opening Day of Baseball when it's snowing outside and another "snow event" is planned for ...
Posted on 3/31/11 at 11:55 AM
RINK AND RUN Anchorage Loses Goalie
Anchorage Daily News beat writer Doyle Woody had this information Monday on the departure of Alaska Anchorage junior goalie Bryce Christianson: WASILL...
Posted on 4/6/10 at 5:04 PM
STAFF BLOG NORTHLAND OUTDOORS Musher Mackey wins 4th Iditarod, sets record
Fairbanks musher Lance Mackey crossed the finish line of the 38th Iditarod Sled Dog Race in Nome, Alaska at 2:59 Tuesday, becoming the first to win the famous race four times in a row. "I had sev...
Posted on 3/17/10 at 4:25 AM
Deep-sea fishing: Make-A-Wish Foundation organizes Alaskan trip for Dickinson man
The water was choppy on the first day of an Alaskan deep-sea fishing trip, but it didn’t stem the enthusiasm of Matthew Jahner, 20, of Dickinson who was granted the trip by the Make-A-Wish Foundation.
By Linda Sailer , October 02, 2011
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Beach depot has seen better days
A historical preservation group in Beach is trying to save a World War II inscription painted on the interior of an old railroad depot.
By By Jennifer McBride and Beth Wischmeyer , July 06, 2010
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Mackey wins third consecutive Iditarod
NOME, Alaska (AP)— Make it three Iditarods in a row for Lance Mackey.
The musher from Fairbanks won the 1,100-mile trek across the Alaska wilderness Wednesday in the world’s most famous sled dog race. And it wasn’t even close.
March 18, 2009
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Iditarod mushers squeezed by rising costs, tough times
ANCHORAGE, Alaska— Joe Redington Sr., “the father of the Iditarod,” realized his dream by mortgaging his home and selling a piece of land to raise money to launch the world’s longest sled dog race.
By By Mary Pemberton , March 04, 2009
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