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The news is full of stories of people in a mental health crisis ending up dead at the hands of people who were called to help. That's why what happened in Fargo on Thursday night is a game changer.
Slavery is good marketing for Ancestry.com, the outfit that sells DNA tests. It's not a good look for the firm. Whitewashing never is.
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The athletic department announced on Thursday that season tickets for men's basketball will drop to $340 in some sections, a $190 drop. Six sections overlooking the court will drop by $150. Hockey will drop from $600 to $500. It's the second straight season that hockey will drop by $100.
Family in viral Notre Dame photo found
Unfortunately, we still don't know who they are. Brooke Windsor tweeted the father and daughter wish to remain anonymous.
Schools in the competition were given a single challenge and left to come up with something that would creatively accomplish the task. This year's challenge: put money in a piggybank. Take a look at what the Chatfield kids built.
Sure, a local bookstore is a business, but when an owner -- especially a new owner -- shovels sand against the economic tide, it stands as a challenge to the rest of us: are we willing to do anything to keep local businesses and industries in our community and if so, what?
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Dylan doesn't allow pictures to be taken during his concerts but the smartphones were out at a concert in Vienna and so Dylan stopped singing Blowin' in the Wind and let the crowd have it.