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School boards everywhere are doing the important task that lies before them. It’s OK to question board, council and commission members. They are, after all, public officials who have agreed to make decisions on behalf of many. But citizens should slow down and let calm discussion, discourse and common decency take its rightful place over shouting and threats.
School boards everywhere are doing the important task that lies before them. It’s OK to question board, council and commission members. They are, after all, public officials who have agreed to make decisions on behalf of many. But citizens should slow down and let calm discussion, discourse and common decency take its rightful place over shouting and threats.
School boards everywhere are doing the important task that lies before them. It’s OK to question board, council and commission members. They are, after all, public officials who have agreed to make decisions on behalf of many. But citizens should slow down and let calm discussion, discourse and common decency take its rightful place over shouting and threats.
Allie Ollenburger, Fargo Public Schools Recall Committee, joined the WOYM program to talk about her efforts to recall members of the Fargo School Board.
listen live watch live Mitsubishi Power Americas CEO Mike Hopkins and Bakken Energy founder Steve Lebow color in a single eye on traditional Japanese dolls presented at the North Dakota Capitol on Wednesday, June 2, 2021, a traditional gesture meant to show commitment to the fulfillment of a challenging task. Adam Willis / The Forum North Dakota officials and a heavy-hitting lineup of business executives announced plans Wednesday, June 2, to convert a troubled synthetic natural gas plant in the western part of the state into a large-scale producer of hydrogen, a recently vogue energy source w...