Florida, this couples lastminute rescue by fishermen, speaking out about their escape. And peanut takes manhattan, and takes the title as the worlds ugliest dog. The mutt with the comeback story is live in times square and ready for his closeup. But are you . We love you, peanut peanut yeah. Hey, americans all around the world on that emotional roller coaster watching that world cup match. Kansas city to new york city. Wow. Celebrating the goals by team usa. But wait a minute, wait a minute. This was the shock in chicago when portugal, you know, scored that last minute goal. I think our living room in shock as well. Team usa just seconds away from escaping that group of death into the next round. They are very much in it. It was not bad. Paula faris has the dramatic details from rio. Good morning. Reporter good morning, george. The u. S. Had this game all but won. They were moving on to round two, but with 30 seconds to go, heartbreak across the globe. It was the latest world cup regul
Pickleball is clearly a sport on the rise in the Sioux Empire. One area company is contributing in a big way to its growth, and is set to develop courts here in the Sioux Empire.
What was printed on this day 10, 25, 50 and 100 years ago.
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10 years ago
May 1, 2011 Gloria Joy has been honored with the 2011 Bemidji “Inspire by Example” Lifetime Achievement in Volunteerism award for over 15 years of volunteering for the Bemidji Community Soup Kitchen, quite often averaging 30 volunteer hours a week. Joy began volunteering with the soup kitchen in 1996 when it provided one meal a week and one freezer to use for storage.
25 years ago
May 1, 1996 North Country Nursing and Rehabilitation Center and North Country Health Services Foundation, purchased 20 new furniture suites. The foundation s Help us Make Our Beds campaign raised $50,000 in donations. Eight of the old beds will go to Honduras through the Bemidji Rotary Club. The remaining furnishings will go to a children s hospital in Mongolia.
SASKATOON In all his years living in Cochin on Jackfish lake, Mayor Harvey Walker says he has never seen anything close to what is happening this winter. Large pieces of ice are jamming into the shoreline, causing damage to buildings, docks, fences, and the shoreline itself. Walker said that due to erosion the ice did not anchor itself to the bottom of the lake near the shore as it does usually. When the temperature fluctuated the ice was free to move around. Damage so far has been extensive. Walker fears that it could cost millions of dollars. “It’s not insurable, you cant insure for coverage for this kind of damage. People who have cottages, a couple along here, I think they’re at terrible risk of losing them.”