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5 things to know today: Indoor market, Blighted corner, Solar power, Police training, Skatepark Hero - Vimarsana News

5 things to know today: Indoor market, Blighted corner, Solar power, Police training, Skatepark Hero

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Family members of singer Peggy Lee retrace her steps in downtown Fargo - Vimarsana News

Family members of singer Peggy Lee retrace her steps in downtown Fargo

Timothy Kloberdanz writes about taking singer Peggy Lee's granddaughter and great-grandson on a tour of downtown Fargo. Kloberdanz is the author of "One Day on the River Red," a book where he brought Peggy Lee back to life for an outdoor concert along the Red River in north Fargo.

Blighted northeast corner of downtown Fargo waits for developers to take action - Vimarsana News

Blighted northeast corner of downtown Fargo waits for developers to take action

Two blocks are in the hands of real estate developers that still are formulating plans to rejuvenate an area where residential and commercial uses mesh.

Nursing homes plead for financial help as closures, staffing shortages endanger care - Vimarsana News

Nursing homes plead for financial help as closures, staffing shortages endanger care

“When you have to sit on that patient because there isn’t a bed available where they can actually be cared for, it’s terrifying,” a Bryan Medical Center official said.

Nursing homes plead for financial help as closures, staffing shortages endanger care - Vimarsana News

Nursing homes plead for financial help as closures, staffing shortages endanger care

“When you have to sit on that patient because there isn’t a bed available where they can actually be cared for, it’s terrifying,” a Bryan Medical Center official said.