CHILDREN
Get Ready For Summer By Being Prepared
The last days of school are upon us and the trees are almost all leafed out! Finally the calendar and Mother Nature are in alignment! I am shocked as always how fast a school year goes. I ...
Posted on 5/24/13 at 9:57 AM
Will adoption end benefits to a child?
Q: My young children receive Social Security survivors benefits because their father died several years ago. I am planning to remarry in a few months. Will the children lose their survivors benefits i...
Posted on 5/23/13 at 10:26 AM
The role of a lifetime...
The role of "mother" has been the most important and rewarding undertaking I have experienced in my adult life; albeit, I didn't know at the outset how much is woven into the designation. Even having ...
Posted on 5/12/13 at 9:19 AM
Managing the Kids While Your Husband is Away
How many times has someone told you, "I don't know how you do it!" and you just laugh it off and say it's not that bad. What they don't know is that you are quite possibly on the verge of a breakdow...
Posted on 3/21/13 at 7:21 AM
Don't miss the Art Wise Elementary Art Show!
You are invited to the Art Wise Elementary Art Show at the Alerus Center in Grand Forks March 19-21. There will be artwork on display from every K-5 student in our area. There will also be art activit...
Posted on 3/18/13 at 9:43 AM
Bismarck woman faces child neglect charge
BISMARCK — A Bismarck woman faces a felony child neglect charge after authorities who responded to a report of smoke in her apartment say they found four children home alone.May 14, 2013
Byrd: Time nears for momentous 1st birthday
By Klark Byrd , April 27, 2013
Indian homes for Indian children: At Spirit Lake, challenge can be to keep children safe - and Indian
GRAND FORKS — On a Spirit Lake reservation torn by factional infighting, the leader of an American Indian advocacy group arrives to find 25 percent of all Dakota Indian children living in foster care with white families.By Chuck Haga , April 21, 2013
Our future: ND officials say early childhood programs pay dividends
By Helmut Schmidt , February 20, 2013
ND considering version of Florida's 'Caylee's Law'
BISMARCK — North Dakota is the latest state to consider its own version of Florida’s “Caylee’s Law,” with state lawmakers pondering a bill that would require caregivers of children to meet deadlines in reporting children missing or dead.January 18, 2013
ND closes gap in childhood tooth decay
GRAND FORKS — North Dakota has gone from the back to the front of the class in efforts to prevent childhood tooth decay.By Kevin Bonham , January 12, 2013
Conn. town in mourning: Police look for answers
By John Christoffersen , December 16, 2012
Budget talks come for ND agencies assisting special needs children
Parents of children with special needs and other interested individuals will have a chance to attend and participate in budget talks at a North Dakota Interagency Coordinating Council meeting Thursday.By Katherine Grandstrand , December 02, 2012
Dickinson police: Child identification kits available
While nobody likes to think about what steps they would take if their children went missing, it’s a question authorities say every parent should face so that they might be prepared in such an instance.By Bryan Horwath , November 23, 2012
New Town deaths reverberate in Minto
MINTO — Counselors spent Monday and Tuesday at Minto Public School helping students cope with the weekend deaths of three children who, until this year, were their classmates.By Kevin Bonham , November 21, 2012
49 children killed in Egypt in train collision
By Mamdouh Thabet , November 17, 2012
Heating assistance requests down statewide: Benefit available for low-income family, elderly, disabled
With the first snow of the season having passed through bringing with it the reminder that North Dakota winters are downright chilly, heating bills are sure to be on the way.By Katherine Grandstrand , October 13, 2012
Day care issues strike Richardton
By Bryan Horwath , September 27, 2012
Lack of day care a western North Dakota workforce issue
By Katherine Grandstrand , August 18, 2012
5 communities, including Killdeer, awarded day care grants
BISMARCK — State officials awarded $625,000 in grants Thursday to help five western North Dakota communities address their child care shortage. The Board of University and School Lands approved $125,000 each for Killdeer, Watford City, Williston, Ray and Crosby to increase child care capacity.By By Teri Finneman , July 26, 2012
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