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According to city documents, surprises are expected once the digging starts. Nearly every excavation for The Railyard’s utility piping ran into old foundations, either stone, masonry or concrete. Bad soils were found where old foundations were improperly backfilled. At one excavation for the addition of a private residence, there was a 20-foot square by 6-feet-deep excavation backfilled with layers of plate glass covered by soil, all of which had to be removed. A former railroad roundhouse was located in the area, and it’s believed that old foundations will be found. Soil borings have fou...

through a public records request shed more light on what happened. According to those documents, Schleicher told school officials he went to the Pour House in Fargo around 8 p.m. Friday. He left the bar around midnight after drinking alcoholic beverages, the documents said. The internal investigation did not reveal how many drinks he had. “Mr. Schleicher stated that, while driving, he glanced down at his phone, swerved off the road and crashed into the trees on the side of the road, causing injury to himself,” the internal investigation summary said. The district documents redacted speci...

With limited testing and incomplete data, questions linger over COVID-19 in schools Experts lack data on how the coronavirus is moving among K-12 students back in school for in-person instruction. Written By: C.S. Hagen | × Patrons walk in for free COVID-19 testing at the former Thomas Edison school at 1110 S. 14th St. in Moorhead. David Samson / The Forum FARGO — Amongst all the data and research on COVID-19, there's still the question of how much the coronavirus is spreading in schools now that many students are back in crowded classrooms, hallways and cafete...

David L. and Carolyn J. Moe It is with the heaviest of hearts that the family of David L. Moe and Carolyn J. Moe sadly announces both of their passing (Carolyn: November 24, 2020 / David: December 26, 2020) at the ages of 78 and 79 respectively due to complications from COVID-19. Both David and Carolyn were born in Bemidji, MN (David on August 3, 1941 to Marvin and Amy Moe / Carolyn on July 27, 1942 to Vernal and Elvera Bahr). Growing up, they attended Bemidji schools and were active members at the First Baptist Church. It was there that they met and married. They ended up in Fa...