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(FARGO) – The North Dakota Attorney General says the City of Fargo violated North Dakota Open Records and Meetings laws. According to an opinion issued Thursday by Attorney General Drew Wrigley, “Fargo ran afoul of the open records law by not providing requested records within a reasonable time and failing to give the requester an explanation for the nearly four-week delay.”

“Fargo ran afoul of the open records laws by not providing requested records within a reasonable time,” North Dakota Attorney General Drew Wrigley wrote in a recent opinion.

"I feel like I died that day, too,” Ryan Netterville wrote. “(My art is) just something I wanted to do for him, something that needed to be done for Shane. It’s one last thing I can do.”

Fargo City Commission in a unanimous vote confirmed Michael Redlinger, who beat out candidate James Puffalt, a city manager from Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada.

Fargo to keep urban bow hunting while group examines program The bow hunters in the doe-only program have harvested 352 deer over 15 years and nine turkeys since that program started in 2013. 8:08 pm, Jun. 28, 2021 × Deer graze on a flower bed Monday, Aug. 31, 2020, in Lindenwood Park, Fargo. Michael Vosburg / Forum Photo Editor FARGO — The Fargo City Commission approved a study group to further examine the potential dangers and benefits of the citys 15-year-old urban ...