Today in Minot | May 16, 2024
Today is Thursday, May 16th. The sun will rise on the 58th day of spring, and the 137th day of the year at 6:03 AM. We will see 15 hours 17 minutes of daylight before it sets at 9:20 PM.
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Today in Minot | May 15, 2024
Today is Wednesday, May 15th. The sun will rise on the 57th day of spring, and the 136th day of the year at 6:04 AM. We will see 15 hours 15 minutes of daylight before it sets at 9:19 PM.
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Today in Minot | May 14, 2024
Today is Tuesday, May 14th. The sun will rise on the 56th day of spring, and the 135th day of the year at 6:05 AM. We will see 15 hours 12 minutes of daylight before it sets at 9:17 PM.
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Have you noticed the world seems a little screwed up these days? It’s kind of like somewhere along the way, the plan went sideways. If you’re among those who are feeling a little lost by all of it, or are tuning out because of it — and because of all the yelling, we’ve got something
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Today in Minot | May 13, 2024
Today is Monday, May 13th. The sun will rise on the 55th day of spring, and the 134th day of the year at 6:07 AM. We will see 15 hours 9 minutes of daylight before it sets at 9:16 PM.
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Today in Minot | May 12, 2024
Today is Sunday, May 12th. The sun will rise on the 54th day of spring, and the 133rd day of the year at 6:08 AM. We will see 15 hours 7 minutes of daylight before it sets at 9:15 PM.
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Today in Minot | May 11, 2024
Today is Saturday, May 11th. The sun will rise on the 53rd day of spring, and the 132nd day of the year at 6:09 AM. We will see 15 hours 4 minutes of daylight before it sets at 9:13 PM.
Read & ShareThese cities are offering free child care to parents and business property tax breaks
In Anchorage, Alaska, a sales tax on recreational marijuana is paying for child care and freeing up parents to enter the workforce. It’s just one example from around the country where the challenge of child care is an increasing detriment to workforce and economic development. In many cities, municipalities are getting directly involved with providing
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A Champagne Cocktail for Syttende Mai
Get ready for Norwegian Constitution Day with a delicious Kir Royale recipe! This special take on the classic cocktail features raspberry sorbet, perfect for a festive celebration. Unlike ice cream, sorbet won’t curdle and adds a creamy texture to your drink. Simply place a scoop of sorbet in a glass, add Crème de Cassis, lemon
Read & Share sourced from: The Norwegian American2nd annual Mac & Cheese festival headed to Mandan
The competition for America’s most comfortable comfort food would have a lot of contestants, but ‘mac & cheese’ would most certainly be on the list. And if you’re a lover of the savory staple, you may want to check out Bismarck’s Mac & Cheese Festival this weekend. Get the full story on a creative way
Read & Share sourced from: KX NewsThe Death of the Mall is a Myth
It’s hard not to walk through Dakota Square these days and wonder what the future holds. Many spaces are vacant; depending on when you’re there, many stores are closed and keeping irregular hours. But Minot is not alone or an outlier in this trend. But according to Kevin McCrain, CEO of a company that owns
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Bismarck Making Plans For Riverfront Amphitheater
It’s more than a decade since Minot went through the River Front & Center planning process. You can read about that with a quick search on Google or the City of Minot’s website. Since then, the community has routinely spoken out positively toward taking advantage of recreational and quality of life opportunities around the Souris
Read & Share sourced from: KX NewsWest Fargo joins the flock of cities that allow backyard chickens
West Fargo residents can now apply for permits to keep chickens in their backyard, following the approval of a new ordinance. While some are concerned about potential issues like attracting predators and messy yards, others believe it’s a positive move in line with other nearby cities. The ordinance will require an annual permit for up
Read & Share sourced from: InForumShould We Start Painting Intersections in Minot With Art if it Makes Them Safer?
Part of making communities desirable places to live is making them safe. That can be a challenge when there are so many potential conflict points between cars and people. And when those two face off, the cars always win. But what if the simple act of turning an intersection into a work of art made
Read & Share sourced from: Next CityA Place Where Local Food Meets an Engaging Atmosphere
The importance of farmers markets and community engagement is something we’re all familiar with here in Minot. It’s always inspiring to hear of successful ventures in this sphere, like the one in Humble, Texas. In 2015, Jonathan and Andrea Haskin opened Fall Creek Farmers Market, turning it into a vibrant hub of diverse vendors and
Read & Share sourced from: EntrepreneurSnow Days Tell Us a Lot About the Fragility of Our Cities
Snow is a truth-teller. When it’s freshly fallen, it becomes an instant record of how we move about in our communities. And if we listen to what it’s telling us, it can help us shape and build more successful places. Edward Erfurt develops this idea more fully in this article from Strong Towns. And with
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