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District 64 feel targeted by police and the Fargo Liquor Control Board, which oversees alcohol licenses, for issues with underage drinking.

For owner Britt Belquist, the eclectic shop is a change from her successful efforts in the restaurant sphere.

While their building may be for sale, Brew Bird plans to stay right where they are. Plus, a Fargo entrepreneur from the Builders and Backers Idea Accelerator puts his idea to the test.

This is the third Slim Chickens location in North Dakota for Preferred Restaurant Group, which is headquartered in Minot. A ribbon-cutting for the restaurant will be held at 9:30 a.m. Monday, July 18.

Arthur Kollie entered an Alford plea, meaning he maintains his innocence killing but acknowledges there is enough evidence for a conviction in the killing of Jupiter Paulsen. He faces life in prison.