Rookie Rider – Bike MS

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“It’s a great personal challenge and you’ll have that good feeling of knowing you’ve made a difference,” said Amy Hinkemeyer, Bike MS Event Manager, in our interview two weeks ago. When Amy spoke these words, getting involved in the event quickly became my motive. Thankfully, I have no close friends or family with Multiple Sclerosis, …

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(not) Very Superstitious!

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Superstitions are ridiculous. Somehow, someone’s random (idiotic) thoughts became guidelines for which millions of people obey on a day-to-day basis. Don’t walk under ladders. Stay away from black cats. Watch your back on Friday the 13th. After seeing an ambulance, hold your breath until you see a black dog. Really? I used to think superstition …

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Bike thieves

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It’s nice to see Fargo officials are attempting to make our community more biker friendly. Avid bikers are stoked for the bike lanes and paths in the works. They’ve been dreaming of the day they can safely cruise without having a vehicle two inches behind their rear tire. Bikers are tired of the rude honks …

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April Fools!

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Holidays are great. It’s a time to see some family, do some celebrating and sometimes even spend a few extra days away from work. Despite holidays being pretty awesome, I’ve never understood the inequality among the days. Some holidays are hyped up for three months and others slip by practically unnoticed. Case in point: Christmas …

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The Dating Game

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Attraction used to be simple. You spotted a cute boy on the playground and dreamed that he liked you, too. The only thing you had to worry about was one of your classmates finding out about your crush, or, even worse, discovering your loose-leaf notebook with page after page of doodles of his name. While …

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