Today in History: April 18, 1958 – City vote on time near even – Obituary

Today in History revisits the Friday, April 18, 1958 edition of the Obituary and highlights a story on Daylight Saving Time. The story about a Herald survey in Grand Forks in 1958 showed a near-even split on adopting Daylight Saving Time, with 51.4% of city residents favoring it as of Friday, April 18, 1958. The… Continue reading Today in History: April 18, 1958 – City vote on time near even – Obituary

North Dakota Senators Cramer and Hoeven Vote to Uphold Tariffs on Canada, Senate Blocks Removal

WASHINGTON D.C. (trfnews.i234.me & trfnews.i234.me) The U.S. Senate on Wednesday night pass a resolution to block Trump’s tariffs on Canada.

GRAND RAPIDS BOMBSHELL: Minnesota State Senator Resigns Amid Child Sex Solicitation Charges

GRAND RAPIDS SENATOR ARRESTED: Justin Eichorn Resigns After Child Sex Sting, Faces Federal Felony

Grand Rapids, Minnesota (trfnews.i234.me) – Republican State Senator Justin Eichorn of Grand Rapids has resigned from the Minnesota Senate after being arrested earlier this week in a child sex sting operation conducted by Bloomington Police. Eichorn was charged Wednesday in U.S. District Court with a felony count of soliciting a minor, following his arrest on… Continue reading GRAND RAPIDS BOMBSHELL: Minnesota State Senator Resigns Amid Child Sex Solicitation Charges

Vote No; we the taxpayers are taxed enough already

I urge everyone to get out and vote No on the S.D. 564 referendum, whether they choose to vote early or cast their ballot in person on Election Day. If this measure were to pass, it would result in a significant increase of approximately 35% in the amount each taxpayer pays to the school district.… Continue reading Vote No; we the taxpayers are taxed enough already