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Em Christie, a Moorhead resident, asked commissioners to work with local media outlets to develop a gender inclusive policy for all television, radio and print newsrooms in the area.

Councilwoman Deb White said the budget is still work in progress. “It's difficult because we know our city’s growing, and our needs are greater," she said.

NORTON — The owner of the Winslow Farm Animal Sanctuary is trying to drum up opposition to a housing development proposed nearby.

“I feel very strongly that Sebastian McDougall would be fit for the Moorhead City Council,” council member Chuck Hendrickson said.

Farmers make great neighbors.

Reading and writing are deeply valued in Maine. The novelist Lily King recommends fiction, nature writing, memoirs, children’s books and inspiration for writers.

The Renaissance Zone funds will be used to help turn the John L. Whitnack building at 524 Center Ave. into offices and spaces for small events.

When and why redundancy can be useful in writing and speech

An ordinance allowing Moorhead residents to own backyard chickens passed behind a 5-3 vote by the City Council on Monday, April 10.

With the new ordinance, residents can have up to six female chickens.