Drinking, driving never mix
Ensure a safe Labor Day weekend
Insight from WFPD: Drivers need to be watchful with school in session
School started Tuesday, Aug. 31. On that note, drivers are reminded to be watchful at all times and especially to remember the city ordinances as they relate to school bus activity.
Labor has had its share of trouble getting respect
September 6 will be the least respected holiday on the North Dakota social calendar.
School starting means time for extra safety consideration
Where has the summer gone? A clear sign that the season is almost over is when school starts. In West Fargo that is next Tuesday (Aug. 31) already, right in advance of the Labor Day holiday.
Insight from WFPD: What happens once a West Fargo Police Officer gets hired?
It’s sad to say, but only 20 years ago or so a lot of new police officers were only given a couple of days of training. Usually an older, seasoned officer from the same shift did the training, and then you were handed the keys to a squad car and told to start patrolling the streets.
Stepping back in time 
For more than five decades, the annual Pioneer Days Review has been welcoming visitors to the region from points both near and far.
Letter to the Editor: Reforming workers law just, fair thing to do
Recent news stories about WSI don’t really clarify what’s happening but it’s important to realize that decisions about WSI can affect health insurance premiums and taxes.
Letter to the Editor: Citizens should have their questions answered
Two West Fargo Republicans recently took me to task for my irreverent response to Rep. Koppelman’s reflections on our founding fathers.
Letter to the Editor: Time for change of representation for North Dakota
Rep. Earl Pomeroy was elected to represent the people of North Dakota, and has proven that he does not represent the state.
City committed to holding the line
If West Fargo City Commissioners adopt the preliminary budget for 2011 as proposed at their final meeting two weeks ago (and in all likelihood they will) the result for the second year running will be a zero tax increase in the mill levy for city residents with the figure remaining at 91.47 mills.
Letter to the Editor: Injured workers need support for sure, and certain relief
WSI’s denial of injured workers’ claims made headlines last week.
Letter to the Editor: Readers deserve the rest of CHIP story
“Tell me more” has often been my request to people who have contacted me with their concerns.
Letter to the Editor: Legislator has served community well
aving read the letter objecting to N.D. Representative Kim Koppelman’s Independence Day salute to our founding fathers and their trust in God; I was actually embarrassed for the sake of the objecting writer and her very inappropriate attitude shown to Rep. Koppelman.
Letter to the Editor: 'Silly Season' has arrived when it comes to politics
The “silly season” has arrived and attack-dog politics are in full force. What else could explain the recent aimless, rambling, assault on an elected official for celebrating Independence Day?
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