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In 1969, Chuck Stroup set out to throw a party that would eventually go down in North Dakota history. Now, his legend has outlived him. The Hazen resident died this

NORTHUMBERLAND — The eight-year vision of several dedicated area residents to launch a central Susquehanna Riverboat from Pineknotter Park took a step forward with a ceremonial groundbreaking Wednesday morning at

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Written by Merry Helm May 10, 2021 - Today is the anniversary of the only official riot in state history that called on the National Guard to disperse the crowd. It started innocently. In April ‘69, NDSU student body president, Chuck Stroup, couldn’t afford to go to Florida with his sister for spring break. So he came up with a cheap alternative and took it to NDSU’s school paper, the Spectrum. He was planning a gathering, near his hometown of Hazen, to be held the following month. He called it “Zip to Zap” and took out a classified ad. A responsive front-page article...