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Football Takes Over Sports Scene

Fri. Aug. 24th, 2012  |  John Gilbert

Pretty much everybody in Northern Minnesota is a Minnesota Vikings fan, but in the days before the Vikings were born, the same fans were ardent backers of the Green Bay Packers. The Vikings earned their dedicated fans, and some of them turned the Packers into a huge rivalry.

Did You Think The Drug Problem In Major League Baseball Had Really Gone Away? Nhl Cba Situation And More!

Fri. Aug. 24th, 2012  |  Marc Elliott

PROCTOR… Just last week the office of MLB suspended San Francisco Giants outfielder Melky Cabrera for 50 games for testing positive for performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs) after being caught with high levels of synthetic testosterone in his system. Just when you think all on the western front might be quiet for once, whammo! — another player gets caught up in the web of MLB justice. It

Suicide and the Soldier

Fri. Aug. 31st, 2012  |  Gary G. Kohls, MD

Eleven years ago, the NeoConservative Cheney/Bush/Rove/Rumsfeld administration, with the enthusiastic support of the Radical Religious Right, started, by a series of treasonous lies, its so-called endless war on “terrorism”, most of which, in actuality, had been provoked by decades of anti-Muslim, anti-Arab and blindly pro-Israel US foreign policies.

Will Frankenskeeters Do The Job?

Fri. Aug. 31st, 2012  |  Ed Raymond

A quote from Minnesota DNR technician Vince Nelson in John Myers’ article in the Fargo Forum jarred my senses the other day: “I haven’t seen a moose all summer.” Corky and I have driven and camped through much of northern Minnesota bog and swamp country for

Boy Scouts: Use the Oath to End Your Commanders’ Bigotry

Fri. Aug. 31st, 2012

The camping and knot-tying club Boy Scouts of America has reaffirmed its discriminatory exclusion of 10 percent of all boys — the gay ones – and of any out lesbians who volunteer as Cub Scout den mothers. The BS’s flagrant bigotry is rationalized and accepted, “unanimously” we are told, by its military-style leadership in Irving, Texas.

Faux Republicans—I mean, Libertarians —go have your own convention

Fri. Aug. 31st, 2012  |  Forrest Johnson

Boy, this is getting confusing. Now the Faux Republicans—I mean, the Libertarians—are butting into the New Conservative Neanderthal Party (NCNP) Delusional Convention in Tampa. I saw recently that the Faux Republicans, in an effort to get noticed, have renamed their movement the Liberty Republicans.

Aspen, The Tree In Demand

Fri. Aug. 31st, 2012  |  Ralph LaPlant

The aspen, or poplar, is a tree that is in great demand by those in the wood products industry. Fortunately it is abundant as it is also a great source of habitat to wildlife.

Interview with Chief Ramsay

Fri. Aug. 31st, 2012  |  Robert Boone

Reader: Give me your thoughts on equal enforcement of the law? Ramsay: I think that equal enforcement sums it up. Everybody is to be treated the same. No special treatment. One of the barometers we use is community driven. What’s important to the community? The community drives a lot of our efforts. With UMD and occupying college houses. People are saying that we need to do something about this. So we start

A Conversation With A Former Synthetic Marijuana Addict

Fri. Aug. 31st, 2012

Everybody has an opinion about synthetic drugs and their effects on our community. While their legality is still in a grey area, they continue to be sold and people continue to line up to buy them. Some are concerned that once the supply runs out crime will spike and addicts will go looking for a harder buzz. Some say it’s their constitutional right to buy th