LIFE REMAINS TOUGH FOR THOSE OPERATING BUSINESSES ALONG THE US-CANADA BORDER. THE GRAND FORKS HERALD FEATURES A STORY ON MIKE’S PARCEL PICKUP IN PEMBINA. OWNERS SAY THAT WHEN THE PCR TESTING REQUIREMENT FOR BORDER CROSSINGS OF LESS THAN 72 HOURS WAS REMOVED, THEY WERE INCREDIBLY BUSY, BUT THAT LASTED ONLY THREE WEEKS BEFORE CANADIAN OFFICIALS REINSTATED THAT REQUIREMENT. THE BUSINESS IS SIMPLY A PICKUP LOCATION FOR CANADIANS TO ORDER PRODUCTS WITHOUT PAYING INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING, SO IT RELIES HEAVILY ON THE ABILITY FOR CANADIANS TO CROSS THE BORDER FREELY FOR SHORT PERIODS OF TIME.
THE ROSEAU ONE-ACT PLAY WILL GIVE A PUBLIC PERFORMANCE OF THEIR PLAY “THE GIRL IN THE MIRROR” ON THURSDAY, JANUARY 27 IN THE SCHOOL THEATER. THERE IS NO ADMISSION BUT A FREEWILL OFFERING WILL BE TAKEN. THE PLAY DOES FEATURE SOME SENSITIVE TOPICS APPROPRIATE FOR A MORE MATURE AUDIENCE.
THE NEW ROSEAU HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM WILL HAVE GRAND OPENING ON FRIDAY, JANUARY 28TH, HOSTING A RAMS BASKETBALL DOUBLE HEADER. THOSE GAMES WILL BE FREE ADMISSION FOR ALL WHO WOULD LIKE TO COME AND SEE THE NEW FACILITY.
INTERVIEWS WILL TAKE PLACE TODAY WITH BOTH MARY HAYES AND SCOTT JACOBSON, WHO ARE EACH LOOKING TO FILL THE VACANT SEAT ON THE ROSEAU CITY COUNCIL, CREATED BY THE RESIGNATION OF JANE EVANS. THAT PERSON WOULD FILL THE SEAT FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE YEAR, WITH THE SEAT THEN BEING FILLED DURING THE FALL ELECTION.
A CELEBRATION OF LIFE CEREMONY FOR WALTER “WALLY” CHAPLINSKI OF MIDDLE RIVER WILL BE HELD THIS AFTERNOON (1:30) AT COLLINS FUNERAL CHAPEL IN MIDDLE RIVER. VISITATION WILL BE A HALF HOUR PRIOR. INTERMENT WILL BE HELD AT ST. JOSEPH’S CATHOLIC CEMETERY IN MIDDLE RIVER. A GATHERING WILL FOLLOW THE SERVICES AT THE MIDDLE RIVER AMERICAN LEGION. WALTER CHAPLINSKI WAS 69.
A NEW STUDY FROM MAYO CLINIC SAYS THAT THOSE WHO VAPE ARE MORE LIKELY TO SEE SYMPTOMS OF COVID-19, COMPARED TO THOSE WHO DO NOT, AND SAW INCREASED SHORTNESS OF BREATH AND TRIPS TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM. OTHER SYMPTOMS INCLUDE HEADACHES, CHEST PAIN, NAUSEA AND VOMITING, AND THE LOSS OF TASTE AND SMELL.
SIX INTERSECTIONS IN GRAND FORKS, INCLUDING FIVE ALONG 32ND AVENUE SOUTH, ARE RANKED WITHIN THE 50 MOST DANGEROUS INTERSECTIONS IN NORTH DAKOTA… 13TH AVENUE SOUTH AND 45TH STREET IN FARGO IS THE WORST. THE STUDY LOOKED AT CRASHES, AND THEIR SEVERITY, BETWEEN 2018-2020. LAST SUMMER, HOWEVER, OVER $7 MILLION WAS PUT TOWARDS REALIGNING TURN LANES ALONG 32ND AVENUE, THAT SHOULD INCREASE SAFETY.
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