Agate
Agate, ND · Municipal
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From kindergarten questions to coffee conversations, Boschee brings City Hall to Fargo residents
FARGO, N.D. — From kindergartners curious about fire trucks to residents concerned about roads, Fargo Mayor Josh Boschee is taking questions beyond City Hall. Boschee recently visited a kindergarten class at Eagles Elementary as a guest reader. His next community outreach event is a coffee conversation Thursday, Oct. 29, from 4 to 6 p.m. at 4711 45th St. S. in southwest Fargo.
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Mobster Accomplices, “No Kings” Meltdowns & The Great Farmer Debate
On this Tuesday edition of the Need to Know Morning Show, Alex Taylor and Kevin Flynn dive straight into political madness, legal bombshells, and major local developments. Johnny hits the streets of New York City to cover the bizarre spectacles at the "No Kings" protests, where costumed demonstrators find themselves utterly tongue-tied when asked to cite a single constitutional violation. Renowned defense attorney Alan Dershowitz joins the conversation to dissect newly unsealed court documents hinting that deceased mobster Joey Ippolito may have served as an accomplice in the infamous O.J. Simpson double-murder case.
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Fargo residents encouraged to participate in public meeting about future improvements to First Avenue North
Fargo, North Dakota – The City of Fargo is inviting residents to participate in a public meeting to learn about proposed roadway improvements along First Avenue North in downtown Fargo. The meeting is scheduled for Tuesday, October 27, from 5 to 7 p.m. at the Commission Chambers inside Fargo...
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Fargo could offer full-bar liquor license as airport licensing change advances
FARGO, N.D. — A full-bar liquor license could become available in Fargo under a proposed change in airport alcohol licensing, city officials told the Liquor Control Board during its October 21 meeting. Deputy Auditor Angie Bear said the airport’s current Class A license would return to the city once...
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Brew Bird plans West Fargo expansion; commission approves $75,000 in assistance
WEST FARGO, N.D. — Brew Bird plans to open a restaurant in the former Spicy Pie space in West Fargo, with city commissioners approving up to $75,000 in economic development assistance for the expansion. The commission voted 3-1 Monday, Oct. 19, to approve the funding, with an annual reporting...
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FIRST ON FLAG FAMILY: Billions at stake as Harmony Township weighs data center pause
MAPLETON, N.D. — Geronimo Power’s president and CEO says a proposed data center in Harmony Township could bring billions of dollars in investment, 150 permanent jobs and $40 million in community commitments, as township supervisors prepare to consider a two-year moratorium on development. Blake Nixon outlined the Harmony...
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City of Moorhead employees begin move back into City Hall
MOORHEAD, MN (KVRR) – Employees for the City of Moorhead are starting to get situated in a brand-new – yet familiar – environment. Today, October 19, marked the first time in over two years that Moorhead City Hall offices operated out of City Hall. Much of city...
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Former Harmony Township leader disputes claims over proposed data center
HARMONY TOWNSHIP, N.D. (KVRR/KFGO) – Former Harmony Township Board Chairman Tom Roden is pushing back against allegations that he manipulated local zoning regulations to advance a controversial data center project. He asserted in a legal submission Monday that he disclosed his private land negotiations to township officials months before...
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Rockhold emphasizes voter turnout in Moorhead legislative campaign
MOORHEAD, Minn. — Minnesota legislative candidate Andrew Rockhold says encouraging more conservative voters to participate in the election is a central focus of his campaign in Moorhead. Speaking on “What’s on Your Mind,” Rockhold said this is his first time on the ballot. He described opposition to Minnesota’s abortion...
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Fargo shifts full sidewalk snow removal costs to property owners
FARGO (KFGO) – Fargo property owners who don’t clear snow and ice from adjacent public sidewalks will soon foot the entire bill if the city steps in to hire a contractor. Beginning this winter, the city will no longer subsidize private contractor costs. Under the updated policy, residential and commercial property owners must pay the full amount invoiced by contractors in all situations, eliminating a previous discount offered for a property’s first violation of the season.