On This Day | September 8
On this day the David became the David. New York became New York. And property taxes were still an ugly reality. Read more about it on TheMinotVoice.com
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On This Day | September 7
On this day in 1822, Brazil declared its independence from Portugal, with Prince Pedro becoming Emperor Pedro I. This event is celebrated as Dia da Independência or Independence Day in Brazil. On this day in 1940, the Blitz began as Nazi Germany launched a sustained bombing campaign against London during World War II. The air
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On This Day | September 6
On this day in 1901, U.S. President William McKinley was shot by anarchist Leon Czolgosz at the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo, New York. McKinley succumbed to his injuries eight days later, making Theodore Roosevelt the 26th president. On this day in 1916, the first true self-service grocery store, Piggly Wiggly, was opened by Clarence Saunders
Read & ShareCedar Rapids seeks $12 million grant for trails along Cedar River, Is Minot Keeping Up?
Cedar Rapids, Iowa is a bellwether community for Minot. They flooded in 2008 and have been remaking themselves through flood protection and community improvement initiatives ever since. In short, they are a comparison point. And one of the investments they’re consistently making — improving recreational opportunities around the Cedar River. Most recently, they’re seeking federal
Read & Share sourced from: Cedar Rapids Gazette12,000 pounds of Wishek sausage sells out in West Fargo
Those Germans from down Wishek area are famous for their sausage, and the word is getting out in a big way. A recent sausage wagon sent to Fargo with 12,000 pounds of deliciousness saw people lining up more than 2-hours early and sold out before the days was over. Get all the savory details from
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Finding public bathrooms in New York City just got easier, And Why it Matters in Minot
“Everyone — seniors, parents with kids, anyone enjoying the day outdoors, needs access to a public bathroom without having to buy anything or beg for a code,” That’s the quote from Deputy Mayor for Operations Meera Joshi. In Minot, public restrooms have long been on the list of infrastructure needed to help Downtown Minot become a
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Norsk Høstfest Splits With Epic Events, 2024 Festival Will Go On
Since the news of Epic Companies collapse almost two weeks ago, questions about the future of the Norsk Høstfest have been a part of many local conversations. For the past two years, Epic Events has provided event management services for the Høstfest. Today at a news conference Høstfest President John Mackner cleared the air. The
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How Much Have We Given Him?
Facebook turned 20 earlier this year. Next year you can buy it a beer – if it’s still around. It started on college campuses and grew like crazy. It was late in 2006 – with momentum then fully rolling – that it began letting the rest of us in. There’s a lesson there if you’re
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How a Grain Silo in Norway Became a Global Modern Art Destination
Sometimes architecture becomes art in its own right. And while we’ve become almost immune to seeing them, grain elevators represent some of North Dakota’s most iconic architecture. But what happens to them after their use serving agriculture ends? In Norway, one of them was repurposed to hold a $46 million art collection. And it’s stunning.
Read & Share sourced from: BloombergA 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
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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 NewsShould 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 CityBismarck Human Relations Committee Holds Listening Forum
The Bismarck Human Relations Committee is hosting a Community Conversation Forum to discuss the struggles faced by its residents. It’s a relevant topic for Minot locals who experienced the controversial disbandment of our own human relations committee in 2023. The forum, taking place at the Bismarck Veterans Memorial Public Library, is an effort to foster
Read & Share sourced from: Bismarck Tribune‘Canoe safari,’ riverfront walk and more among proposed features in Cedar Rapids’ Greenway Plan
As Minot continues to rebuild and add protection following the 2011 flood, we need to be on the look out for other communities on the same path. Cedar Rapids is one of those places. They are currently seeking community input for their riverfront Greenway Plan, which aims to enhance the area with new parks, sports
Read & Share sourced from: Cedar Rapids GazetteCheese Report | November 28, 2023
As December beckons, let’s delve into this week’s cheese updates, perfect timing as Minot preps for some melodic and gastronomic delights! In the Midwest, cheese production is robust, with strong milk volumes clearing into Class III processing. With the holiday season upon us, retail demand is surging – a sign that cheese boards will be
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