Monthly Archives: October 2009

The King of Pop never dies, and he seems to be multiplying exponentially. They want a piece of Lamb after the article trashing Thriller Tonights waxing gibbous moon may get the creatures of the night all riled up The epicenter … Continue reading →

Unusual auras portend extreme paranormal activity on Broadway for what some say may be the most horrific example of paranormal activity in Fargo’s history,  The epicenter of the activity appears to emanate from the area of the Old Broadway at … Continue reading →

Monsters are just SO RUDE!! They didn’t even announce they’ll be assembling their legions of Zombies, Vampires, Ghosts, Goblins, reassembled humans often named Frank, at 6 pm Saturday at the OB and scurrying up Broadway looking for victims to terrorize. … Continue reading →

Adding curbside recycling to the existing neighborhood recycling dropoff sites along with variable rate trash collection reduces over 64 tons of material going to the landfill each week. Thanks for the good work Terry, and the Fargo Solid Resources crew! … Continue reading →

Here’s a clip from the Today Show on Fargo ranking in the top three best cities for raising a family  We’ve known this for a long time  Way to go Fargo!!   The picture below is part of the Today … Continue reading →

"The editors of Children’s Health wanted to find where in America such places existed and how we can make the communities we live in today more like that ideal, so we embarked on a comprehensive statistical analysis to rank 100 … Continue reading →

It’s fun to see some of the progress improving Fargo’s downtown neighborhood gaining such good national recognition by the American Planners Association.  Thanks to all for what’s been accomplished so far in this combined effort, let’s keep working together to … Continue reading →

“It feels great. If it had been suggested 15 years ago, people would have scoffed at it,” Fargo Planning Director Jim Gilmour said Tuesday  “There’s been quite a transformation of the downtown over the past decade.” Here’s the Forum article … Continue reading →

American Planning Association Designates Downtown Fargo One of Top 10 Great Neighborhoods for 2009 Planning Helps Make Downtown More Urbane Fargo, ND – The American Planning Association (APA) announced today that Downtown Fargo has been designated one of 10 Neighborhoods … Continue reading →

I had the opportunity to visit the White House to share Fargo’s story about being ranked #1 best city for overall environment and some of the ways we’re proving conservation saves and pays in Fargo.  I didn’t get to meet … Continue reading →