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Upside Down Under
By Marvin Baker, a new weekly column in The Kenmare News
From Grafton to Grafton
Have you ever thought about two or more places that have the same name?
Posted 4/25/17 (Tue) read more »
Facebook v. journalistic integrity
There’s been a lot of talk about Facebook lately and how it helps us “communicate.” We use it for just about everything except combining grain.
Posted 4/18/17 (Tue) read more »
Where in the World have you been?...
Ten years ago Kenmare News Publisher Terry Froseth implemented an idea he had been thinking about for a while.
Posted 4/11/17 (Tue) read more »
Don't lose sight of the small towns...
Back in the 1980s and into the early ‘90s, I had this quirky habit of visiting small towns for no apparent reason.
Posted 4/04/17 (Tue) read more »
Get your alternative facts right...
So just what is “fake” news? What are alternative facts and what does it mean when someone is “manufacturing” the news?
Posted 3/30/17 (Thu) read more »
Non Partisan League lessons
Here in the United States we have become so divided politically, it will literally take an act of Congress to straighten it all out.
Posted 3/21/17 (Tue) read more »
Bring back Class C basketball...
There’s a lot of hoopla surrounding the state Class B Basketball Tournament which starts Thursday in Minot. There always is. It’s arguably the biggest sporting event in North Dakota.
Posted 3/14/17 (Tue) read more »
The Maralinga Experiment
Between 1956 and 1963, the British performed nuclear tests at a place in South Australia called Maralinga.
Posted 3/08/17 (Wed) read more »
Is secession worth it? ...
We’ve all been taught in history about the Civil War and how 11 southern states seceded from the union and started the Confederate States of America.
Posted 2/28/17 (Tue) read more »
A visit to Bordertown...
In 1989, CTV began airing a western drama called Bordertown that was set on the 49th Parallel with half a town called Pemmican in the United States (Montana) and half in Canada (Saskatchewan).
Posted 2/14/17 (Tue) read more »