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Herald reporters cover events on Friday, Jan. 22. Written By: Kim Wynn | × Al Boucher had been mulling over a possible theme for the pottery collection he had volunteered to show at Muddy Waters Clay Center, but it was at the funeral of his uncle, who died from COVID-19 last fall, when the idea to create urns really took hold. His uncle died “too early,” as he was in his 80s, according to Al Boucher. Journalist Pamela Knudson reports that on the day his “Covid-19 Urns” exhibit opened, Jan. 6, at the Muddy Waters Clay Center, the national coronavirus death toll reached...

Here are some of the top stories you may have missed this weekend. 8:06 am, Jan. 18, 2021 × The Alerus Center is where Grand Forks Public Health and Altru Health System plan to administer the vast majority of COVID-19 vaccines in Grand Forks. Herald file photo. The North Dakota Department of Health agreed this week to send all COVID-19 vaccines allocated for Grand Forks vaccination sites to Grand Forks Public Health and Altru Health System. The decision means that the city-owned Alerus Center will be virtually the only location in Grand Forks proper to receive the vaccine. The Hera...

Herald reporters cover events on Wednesday, Jan. 6. Written By: Kim Wynn | × Journalist Adam Kurtz offers the next article in a series that outlines the priorities of Greater Grand Forks lawmakers as they begin the 2021 legislative session. Kurtz talked to Minnesota lawmakers in the northwest part of the state who say passing the budget will dominate their overall agenda. It’s a challenge they need to meet while working online or in a hybrid manner during the pandemic. Community editor Sydney Mook visited with outgoing Northland Community and Technical College President Den...

Herald reporters cover events on Friday, Dec. 25. Written By: Kim Wynn | × After nearly dying from COVID-19, this Christmas Brittany King is looking at life with new eyes. Journalist Ann Bailey visited with the 35-year-old Grand Forks woman, who spent three days in late November in the COVID-19 intensive care unit in Altru Hospital after the birth of her son, so seriously ill that her husband, Cory King, started thinking about what kind of funeral he should plan for his wife. But she rallied. “I had a true Christmas miracle,” Brittany King said. “God is good." Journalis...

Herald reporters cover events on Thursday, Dec. 24.