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(Fargo, ND) – The Fargo City Commission candidates held their first debate of the election season Tuesday night in a two-hour discussion hosted by The Flag and WDAY Radio. The City Commission candidates, totaling seven, are vying for two spots currently held by John Strand and Arlette Preston, who are both running for reelection. Among the discussion topics were the city’s

(Fargo, ND) – Fargo City Commission candidates gathered Tuesday night for a debate hosted by The Flag and WDAY Radio. Among the topics was spending, and whether or not candidates would vote against a budget that increases spending. Candidate Michelle Turnberg said she would vote against any budget that increases spending. “It’s just a matter of making the decision, and finding

(Fargo, ND) – Seven candidates, vying for two spots on the Fargo City Commission, participated in a debate Tuesday night on The Flag and WDAY Radio, moderated by Tom Tucker and Ty Schonert. The safety of those who are downtown was one of the topics debated by the seven candidates, which included two incumbents and five challengers. “When it comes to crime and safety downtown,

(Fargo, ND) – Seven Fargo residents are vying for two spots on the Fargo City Commission in the June primary election. Arlette Preston and John Strand are running for reelection to their seats. All seven joined The Flag and WDAY’s Tom Tucker and Ty Schonert for a conversation on the issues important to the City of Fargo on Tuesday night in a primetime debate aired on The Flag

(Fargo, ND) -- All seven candidates running for Fargo City Commission say they will participate in a debate set for Tuesday night. The debate, which will run from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. will be hosted, produced and broadcast by WDAY Radio News, with simulcast also airing on sister station AM 1100 The Flag. The contest will also be livestreamed on the station's respective social

(Fargo, ND) -- Five candidates have announced their intent to run for the city commission in Fargo, but not everyone is on the ballot so far. Fargo City Auditor Steve Sprague spoke about the number of candidates at a press meeting in City Hall. Currently, incumbent commissioners Arlette Preston and John Strand have filed for their candidacy. Additionally, Delson Saintal has

(Fargo, ND) -- A candidate for Fargo City Commission says special assessments "are a big reason why property taxes are going up" and says he has a plan to address the issue. "I would end up putting the special assessments on the developers, incorporating it into the sale of a house. I don't think that property owners that are just getting into buying their first home want to

(Fargo, ND) -- An incumbent on the Fargo City Commission is announcing his re-election bid. John Strand is running for his third term as a member of the Fargo City Commissioner. He announced his bid and campaign priorities on Tuesday; which aim to address housing concerns, homelessness and more. "Public safety and health challenges, compounded by behavioral and addiction

(Fargo, ND) -- A Fargo City Commission Candidate has spoken to Thursdays With Tony about his campaign priorities going into the 2024 election. Nate Pullen joined the race to become a Fargo City Commissioner in January of 2024. He has advocated for a conservative and transparent spending mindset, and several other electoral priorities. In the conversation with former Fargo City

(Fargo, ND) -- A third candidate is entering the race for Fargo City Commission. Nate Pullen is running to fill one of the two contested seats for the June 2024 primary election in Fargo. Pullen says he aims to address homelessness and mental health concerns, transparency in government spending, and giving the Fargo Police Department additional resources to combat crime in the