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Fargo go Braugh!
What happens in Fargo when it’s 76 degrees and sunny on St. Patrick’s Day? Thousands of happy people enjoying a parade in beautiful downtown Fargo. Thanks to all the organizers and all the fun folks that ventured downtown for this … Continue reading
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Our future’s bright with more solar energy
Thanks to the great presenters Jason Edens, Dennis Eisenbraun, and Dr. John Bagu and all who attended Fargo’s first State of the Sun Solar Symposium yesterday. Did you know Germany is the country with the most solar energy generated and … Continue reading
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Sun, sun, sun, here it comes! Fargo Solar Symposium
Check out Fargo’s first ever State of the Sun Solar Symposium March 8th. Our Fargo Renewable Energy and Conservation Committee is hosting this event to learn about the current and future use of solar power in the region. The State of the Sun Solar Symposium is free … Continue reading
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Fargo’s first ever State of the Sun Solar Symposium. Don’t miss it!
Check out Fargo’s first ever State of the Sun Solar Symposium March 8th. Our Fargo Renewable Energy and Conservation Committee is hosting this event to learn about the current and future use of solar power in the region. The State of the Sun … Continue reading
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Sunshine on Thursday, rain or shine
Check out Fargo’s first ever State of the Sun Solar Symposium March 8th. Our Fargo Renewable Energy and Conservation Committee is hosting this event to learn about the current and future use of solar power in the region. The State of … Continue reading
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Aloha! Hawaii and North Dakota top two
Here’s the latest from a large Gallup-Healthways survey to determine the best states for overall wellness. Once again as in several other surveys and categories, Hawaii and North Dakota compete for the top spot. I’m thinking maybe we need to … Continue reading
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Flapjacks galore! A look behind the scene
Thanks to the Fargo Kiwanis, hundreds of volunteers, and thousands of folks coming to support the 54th Annual Kiwanis Pancake Karnival yesterday. It’s a blast pouring and flipping pancakes and working with volunteers young and old, for a great cause. … Continue reading
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