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Wednesday, April 16th, 2025
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Good morning, Fargo. Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 16th of April.
ACCIDENTS NEWS
- ➤ Near Fort Ransom the Keystone Pipeline restarted yesterday after being halted last week following an oil spill of 147,000 gallons—replaced parts are now being tested as stated by the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration. AM 1100 The Flag
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ A Fargo woman serving a nine-year sentence for running people down with her car faces new felony financial fraud charges—she is accused of stealing debit cards from two assisted living facility clients in 2023 and using them at Walmart in Dilworth for about $8,500 in merchandise, and she will appear in court on April 25. AM 1100 The Flag
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ The West Fargo School Board approved changing school boundaries at Aurora, Deer Creek, Legacy, and Horace Elementary on Monday night to ease crowding and affect 291 students. A district memo stated that more adjustments will be needed in two years — some families remain upset about the changes. AM 1100 The Flag
- ➤ A Fargo North student named Finnegan Kielty was named one of six finalists for the NDHSAA Distinguished Student Award because of his role on the football team * the winner will be announced later this month. AM 1100 The Flag
- ➤ A Fargo North student, Finnegan Kielty, was named one of six finalists for the NDHSAA Distinguished Student Award that honors young people's role in interscholastic activities. He is on the football team and the winner will be announced later this month (the selection spotlights local student leadership). WDAY Radio
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ The Fargo City Commission postponed its vote on making the mayor a full-time position and adding two commissioner spots — a 30-day delay to gather public input. Commissioner Michelle Turnberg said budget limits mean the change could force raising taxes or cutting services, and the commission may consider a shift to a ward-based city council. WDAY Radio
- ➤ The Clay County Commission voted 4-1 to ban vaping products at county-licensed stores today after a proposal by Commissioner Jenny Mongeau, with Commissioner Ezra Baer voting against it. The rule still allows stores to sell flavored tobacco products (menthol cigarettes, nicotine pouches, cigars and chewing tobacco) and is meant to curb youth addiction. WDAY Radio
- ➤ The Fargo City Commission postponed a vote on making the mayor a full-time position and adding two new commissioners for 30 days—letting commissioners and Mayor Dr. Tim Mahoney hear public input. City Commissioner Michelle Turnberg said the change would force a budget adjustment that might raise taxes or cut services—while the commission also considers a shift to a ward-based city council. AM 1100 The Flag
- ➤ On April 14th, the House passed a bill (49 to 45) that requires libraries to relocate content labeled as 'sexually explicit' after nearly 90 minutes of debate. The bill (expected to cost $1.1 million through 2027) will allow state attorneys to block funding and prosecute violations before it goes to Gov. Kelly Armstrong for approval. KVRR
SPORTS NEWS
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Stained Glass Diamond Pinwheel Workshop
6-8 PM — Brewhalla — Supplies included — Craft your own stained glass pinwheel while learning techniques from the expert Morgan's Stained Glass.
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Fargo Masonic Vendor & Craft Show
11 a.m. – 3 p.m. — Masonic Lodge — Lunch available — Support local businesses at this vibrant vendor and craft show.
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Vincent Neil Emerson Live Concert
8-11 p.m. — The Aquarium — Tickets available — Experience heartfelt storytelling and musical journeys from a rising country star.
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Strawberry Punch Needle Class with Jenny Sue
6-8 p.m. — Brewhalla — Ticket required — Learn the art of punch needle rug hooking while creating a fun strawberry or your own design.
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Glitter Epoxy Tumbler Workshop
6-8 p.m. — Brewhalla - Market / Events / Hotel — Ticket required — Get fancy as you create a custom stainless steel tumbler with alcohol ink and glitter.
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Annual Nicotine Dependence Conference
8 AM – 4 PM — Avalon Events Center — Registration required — Explore the latest insights and research in nicotine dependence while networking with professionals and peers.
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Valley Vintage Car Show
8 a.m. — Veterans Memorial Arena - West Fargo Park District — Entry fee applies — Explore classic cars at the 48th Annual Valley Vintage Car Show this April.
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2025 Q2 Allied Gathering
4-6 p.m. — Fargo Jet Center — $25 — Engage with guest speakers and tourism professionals at this networking event.
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2025 USA Gymnastics Level 9 Western Championships
8 AM-1 PM — FARGODOME — $20-$75 — Watch top-level gymnasts compete in the Western Championships for regional titles.
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Plant Bash
12:00 – 3:30 p.m. — Brewhalla - Market / Events / Hotel — One day only — A truckload of vibrant plants from Florida awaits on super sale.
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