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Fire displaces Bemidji apartment residents

Fire displaces Bemidji apartment residents

Residents of more than five dozen apartments have been forced to find other places to live after a raging fire swept through the three-story building in Bemidji.

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Officials look to next steps after Red crests

Officials look to next steps after Red crests

The water is on its way down this morning on the Red River at Fargo-Moorhead, and today the administrator of the Federal Emergency Management Agency - FEMA - will be in Fargo-Moorhead to talk with local officials.
by Cathy Wurzer and Dan Gunderson

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Fargo-Moorhead calm as Red River crests

Fargo-Moorhead calm as Red River crests

The Red River crested in Fargo-Moorhead Sunday, with water levels right around 37 feet. For people who live along the river, the flood this year was a much different experience than it was when the river reached a record level in 2009.
by Tom Robertson

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Fargo calm, confident as Red River approaches crest

Fargo calm, confident as Red River approaches crest

Flood-weary residents that have spent the last week getting ready to hold back the Red River cautiously prepared to celebrate what appeared to be a successful defense against the swollen waterway.
by Dave Kolpack, The Associated Press

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