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Fargo-Moorhead officials hope to curb violence with threat assessment team

Fargo-Moorhead officials hope to curb violence with threat assessment team

Law enforcement agencies in Fargo-Moorhead are collaborating with each other, the courts and community agencies to form a threat assessment team. They hope to reduce violence by identifying people who might be a threat to public safety.
by Dan Gunderson

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Fargo and Moorhead city councils issue Israel-Hamas war peace proclamation

Friday’s high is 52 degrees with plenty of sunshine. A slight chance of rain enters Saturday’s radar with a high of 42. There’s a 50/50 chance of rain on Sunday, turning into a 30 percent chance of snow.

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Kurdish language class bridges generations and cultures in a Moorhead classroom

Kurdish language class bridges generations and cultures in a Moorhead classroom

A new class at Moorhead High School teaches Kurdish students about their language, culture and history. The Kurdish language is spoken in the homes of hundreds of Moorhead students.
by Dan Gunderson

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