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STORM TRACKER 150 and counting
Today marks the 150th day with at least 1 inch of snow on the ground this cold season. This is only the 5th time on record that Fargo Moorhead has recorded at least 150 days of snow cover. As a refe...
Posted on 4/24/13 at 10:44 AM
THE NEW FORTY Die winter...die!
The word from the National Weather Service is that a wallop is coming our way. This looks like one that the whole state will be able to "enjoy" - well, yippee ki yay. Just what all us North Dakota fol...
Posted on 4/13/13 at 11:30 PM
ARLENE COCO'S PRAIRIE KITCHEN Pacific Rim Grilled Steak
I love to grill in the Winter. It makes me feel like I am defying mother nature. Every Fall we move the gargantuan gas grill up four steps so it can be closer to the patio door. At least once a week, ...
Posted on 1/21/13 at 7:36 PM
ASTRO BOB You absolutely must see the Winter Hexagon tonight
There's a reason the winter sky is so full of sparkling stars. A great many are concentrated around the constellation Orion the form of a gigantic hexagon. How big is it? I made a fist and reached m...
Posted on 1/17/13 at 12:11 PM
UND NEWS UND lists names of students eligible to graduate at Winter Commencement held Dec. 14
More than 800 University of North Dakota students were eligible to receive degrees during this years Winter Commencement on Friday, Dec. 14, at Chester Fritz Auditorium on campus. About 200 of those ...
Posted on 12/18/12 at 3:31 PM
Dropped harvest
A snowstorm hitting the western half of North Dakota on the eve of opening day of the deer gun hunting season may have played a role in the lower success numbers in 2008, officials say, though it’s hard to exactly lock down the cause.
April 02, 2009
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Wintery worry
As a game species, North Dakota’s big horn sheep are often over looked when the public considers the impact of adverse weather on its population.
March 12, 2009
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Weather a double-edged sword
This winter began in much of the state even before the opening shots of last fall’s deer rifle season, and some are joking we’ll still be ice fishing on Memorial Day.
By Doug Leier , March 12, 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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Non-game species benefit from habitat too
Hunting is an accepted and embraced heritage in North Dakota, and even those who don’t hunt have a stake as they enjoy the matrix of critters that form the fabric of our outdoors wonderland.
By Doug Leier , March 04, 2009
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Getting what they can
When winter hits as hard as it did this year animals often times find themselves scrambling to find food and if they find it, they’re going to eat it no matter who it belongs to.
February 05, 2009
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Punxsutawney Phil: six weeks more of winter
The world's most famous groundhog saw his shadow Monday morning, predicting that this already long winter will last for six more weeks.
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February 02, 2009
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