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U S Stocks Close Sharply Lower On Bank Earnings, Inflation Concerns

U S Stocks Close Sharply Lower On Bank Earnings, Inflation Concerns
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Eight local artists, performers and musicians awarded Individual Arts Partnership grants

The Arts Partnership established the Individual Arts Partnership grants in 2012 to support artists working in any genre and who are at any career stage.

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LIVE: Fargo Monthly Highlights Giving Hearts Day

The spotlight is on Giving Hearts Day this month

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RHS grad recognized for impact in business world | News, Sports, Jobs

RHS grad recognized for impact in business world By Sue Sitter - | May 15, 2021 Submitted Photo Christina Lindseth poses for a photo published in Fargo Inc! Magazine. Rugby High School Class of 1994 member Christina Lindseth received recognition recently from Fargo Inc! Magazine for her impact on business culture. The latest news about Lindseth likely didn’t surprise her friends and former classmates; she’s been making an impact on her surroundings for a long time, according to her mom, Bonita. Lindseth, who goes by the name Tina, first made news in Rugby April 20, 1977, at the age of one. A story by Publisher Frank Hornstein told how Dave and Bonita Lindseth contacted Lutheran Social Services, expressing their desire to adopt, which led to correspondence with an orphanage in Bogota, Colombia. Staff at the orphanage sent photos of a baby girl and the Lindseths made preparations to take her home.

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