Barnes & Noble eyeing Walgreens’ mall spot

Fargo’s Barnes & Noble Booksellers might move to the West Acres mall in the store Walgreens is slated to vacate next year.

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Foul matter shuts down pools

Fargo crews begin cleaning after contaminates spoil day
Thursday was déjà vu for hundreds of area swimmers – same hot day, same pool, same poopy problem.

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Air Force missile crew falls asleep

Launch codes remain secure during mishap at N.D. location
Three ballistic missile crew members in North Dakota fell asleep while holding classified launch code devices this month, triggering an investigation by military and National Security Agency experts, the Air Force said Thursday.

Adding it all up, girls equal the boys

Study shows some parents, teachers still think boys better at math
Sixteen years after Barbie dolls declared, “Math class is tough!” girls are proving that when it comes to math they are just as tough as boys.

Doctor once broke X-ray rules in Minn.

RapidCare chief moved equipment to Fargo clinics after it was found that lead aprons were not in use.
Dr. Rodney J. Lee, whose license to practice medicine in North Dakota was suspended last week, was fined $6,279 in 2007 for violating Minnesota rules regarding X-ray equipment at a clinic he owns in Moorhead.

Man found guilty of taping in shower

Sentencing hearing set for Sept. 2 for Dilworth resident convicted by judge of interfering with privacy.
A judge has found a Dilworth man guilty of seven counts of interfering with privacy for placing a camera in a locker room that captured nude images of seven Concordia College women’s basketball players.

Alumni reunite for stage magic

There’s something magical about the Trollwood Performing Arts School, and that magic is drawing dozens of its past performers to return to the stage once more.

Smoke passing into bar violation

City, tobacco shops adjust to new rules
The debate over what constitutes a tobacco shop and how to make them work with bars and Fargo’s smoking ban is still smoldering.

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Aeronautics panel gives Ness leave with pay

‘Most popular guy in North Dakota’ said to have ‘medial issue’ by commissioner
The North Dakota Aeronautics Commission, calling the task “unpleasant,” decided unanimously Thursday to put its director, Gary Ness, on administrative leave with pay.

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U.S., including F-M area, gets temporary gas price relief

Gas prices have dropped along with the price for a barrel of oil, with some gas stations adjusting faster than others in the metro area and in North Dakota, resulting in a 40-cent price gap.

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Stocks for sale

Investing way to go in slumping economy
If you enjoy a sale, now’s the time to check out stocks and stock mutual funds. The stock market decline means stocks and stock mutual fund shares are cheaper than they used to be.

‘X-Files’ flick waste? Believe it

More like overlong TV show than film
The makers of the new “X-Files” movie have done themselves a disservice in coming up with the elongated title, “The X-Files: I Want to Believe.” Really, it just invites a whole bunch of bad jokes, which, unfortunately, are justified.

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