Grand Forks Public Health encourages residents to test their homes for radon during Radon Action Month
“(Radon is) probably one of our highest exposures to radiation,” Javin Bedard said. “We try to provide test kits every January as funding allows.”
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“(Radon is) probably one of our highest exposures to radiation,” Javin Bedard said. “We try to provide test kits every January as funding allows.”
Food trucks based in other parts of North Dakota will be able to do business a lot more easily, and cheaper, in Grand Forks.
In an effort to make sure food trucks comply with safety codes the Grand Forks council gave preliminary approv...
Burkholder: Average daily population at the correctional center has increased by 30% in past 15 years.
Grand Forks might push chickens to roost elsewhere Grand Forks residents need a permit to keep chickens on their property, but complaints to City Council President Dana Sande have prompted city leaders to consider an outright ban. 9:17 pm, Jun. 28, 2021 × Chickens in Grand Forks may need to fly the coop this summer. After a resident’s birds ran afoul of neighbors, City Council members preliminarily voted 4-3 on Monday to ban people from keeping chickens within city limits. The council is set to meet again next Tuesday for the first of two definitive votes on the ban. ...