Faux Republicans, I mean Libertarians, go start your own political party

Thu. Jan. 29th, 2015  |  Forrest Johnson

Boy, this is getting confusing. For years, the Faux Republicans, I mean the Libertarians, have been butting into the New Conservative Neanderthal Party (NCNP) in order to get noticed.

Let’s stop it with global warming denial!

Thu. Jan. 29th, 2015  |  Melvyn Magree

Does it really matter if 2014 was the warmest year in recent history or the third warmest year?  The trend is still up even though there may be slightly cooler years or there may be cooler spots that had been warmer.

Stupor Bowl XLIX Week Is Here!

Thu. Jan. 29th, 2015  |  Marc Elliott

Personally I could give a rats patootie about the game itself, this sporting entertainment corporation holds no further interest for me.

Krauss Puts the Bite Back in Bulldogs

Thu. Jan. 29th, 2015  |  John Gilbert

There is no real explanation for it, but no matter how strong a team is and how good its record, there are going to be flat spots in a sports season. Being up and down is common, but the best teams find a way to put it all together and hit a peak

Three Dog Day

Thu. Jan. 29th, 2015  |  Emily Stone

In the absence of wolves, coyotes changed their behavior to fill the niche of an apex predator. By living in larger packs than usual – up to seven coyotes in a family group

Winter Wonder Land

Thu. Jan. 29th, 2015  |  Harry Drabik

Like me, I’m sure you have friends or know people who were happy as wedding guest at the free bar when all the weeks of subzero were on us.

Sam Cook detained after office burglary

Thu. Jan. 29th, 2015

“Again, I’m talking about Sam Cook, not Paul Ryan,” added Willis. “I just want to make that clear. Paul Ryan would never do that. He’s totally awesome.”

Best of The Northland 2014

Thu. Jan. 29th, 2015  |  Paul Whyte

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To fix a city: A maintenance manifesto

Thu. Feb. 5th, 2015

Neglect of maintenance can affect public health and safety, reduce productivity of public employees, and cause long-term financial losses as buildings wear out prematurely and must be replaced.

Don’t blame me

Thu. Feb. 5th, 2015  |  Harry Drabik

The bulk of what I gathered up was slyly tossed out. Its object of keeping me out of trouble done, the stuff could be thrown. When I was younger we’d gone on a car trip to California.