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By Doug Barrett Jun 1, 2021 | 5:03 AM Americans are going back to one of their favorite pastimes: store shopping. With vaccinations rolling out and shoppers freer to go out maskless, retailers from Walmart to Macy’s are seeing an eager return to their stores after months of watching their customers focus on online buying during the pandemic. Shoppers return less than when buying online. And store customers tend to do more impulse buying than online. Three months after saying that comparable store sales may actually fall in 2021, Best Buy  released a much more optimistic outlook for the year after reporting booming sales in the first quarter. The Minnesota-based Best Buy said that its quarterly sales were helped by government stimulus payments, a short-term windfall, but it also believes that customers will continue to depend on the company’s services and products even after the pandemic eases.

Grand Forks School Board decides West Elementary will not reopen

Grand Forks School Board decides West Elementary will not reopen
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Grand Forks School Board approves grant application to support children s mental health needs

Grand Forks School Board approves grant application to support children s mental health needs
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Grand Forks School Board studies facilities, financial issues facing school district

Valley Middle School's electrical, HVAC system cited as "on the brink of failure" by district administrator. Facilities Task Force has recommended that the Grand Forks School Board plan for a bond referendum for $90 million to address immediate infrastructure needs and an increase of two mills in each of the next five years to address on-going maintenance needs.

School Board gets initial look at Facilities Task Force recommendations

Proposed school consolidation could save $1.75 million annually. Written By: Pamela D. Knudson | 10:16 pm, Dec. 17, 2020 × The Mark Sanford Education Center, headquarters of Grand Forks Public Schools. (Grand Forks Herald photo) Grand Forks School Board members during a special meeting Thursday heard the rationale behind an array of recommendations by its Facilities Task Force, charting the district’s future. The task force’s recommendations include consolidating Valley Middle School and West, Wilder and Winship elementary schools and replacing them with a K-8 school on the city’s north side. The task force recommended that Valley and West schools should close because renovation is no longer considered to be a viable option.

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