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Stump Lake Café rebuilding starts next week

When families show up at Stump Lake Park for the annual Mother’s Day Buffet next May, they shouldn’t have to worry about a soggy floor buckling under their feet, like they did this year. Construction will begin next week on a new Stump Lake Café, replacing a building that has been damaged as a result of the 19-year-old Devils Lake flood.

By By Kevin Bonham , Forum Communications , July 12, 2012

N.D. company sues for crane damage

A North Dakota construction company is suing over the repair bill of a large industrial crane allegedly damaged during a cell tower demolition.

August 10, 2011

Storms cause damage in N.D., Minnesota

Storms cause damage in N.D., Minnesota FARGO — Newlyweds Geoff and Jessica Anderson were out of town when they received the news that their new apartment was without a roof. Their Amber Valley home fell prey to the torrid winds that whipped through much of North Dakota and western Minnesota late Friday and early Saturday. “We’d moved in June and finally gotten everything all done and unpacked,” Geoff said. “Part of the roof came off, but the ceiling held all of the rain. The water ended up coming in through the lights.”

By By Danielle Cintron and Wendy Reuer, Forum Staff Writers , July 25, 2011

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Farmers, ranchers unsure of hit from N.D. flooding

BISMARCK (AP) — North Dakota’s top agriculture official warned on Thursday that the full damage that this year’s floods will have on farmers and ranchers has yet to be seen. Doug Goehring said as many as 6.5 million acres of land have been affected by flooding and rain, the Bismarck Tribune reported. Goehring spoke to state agriculture officials and others at a forum in Mandan.

July 08, 2011

NWS: Memorial Day wind storm contained three tornadoes

Three tornadoes accompanied the downbursts of wind between 65 and 75 mph that hammered Fargo-Moorhead and the Walcott area on Memorial Day, a National Weather Service meteorologist said Tuesday.

By Forum Communications Co. Report , June 22, 2011

Fargo storm losses could top $5.8 million

Insurance companies and the state of North Dakota have paid out more than $4.2 million in claims here so far for damage caused by a Memorial Day wind storm, which the National Weather Service now says included tornadoes.

By By Mike Nowatzki, Forum Communications Co. , June 22, 2011

Water destroys five N.D. homes

Federal, state and local officials completed a preliminary damage assessment Thursday of private property damaged in this spring’s high water events. According to the assessment, 30 homes have major damage and five have been destroyed by flooding in the state.

By Keith Norman , May 14, 2011

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Utility estimates damage at $6.6 million

Mountrail-Williams Electric Cooperative estimates damage in the two-county service area from a late-April blizzard at about $6.6 million.

May 11, 2011

Tallying damage: FEMA conducts damage assessment Wednesday

Tallying damage: FEMA conducts damage assessment Wednesday The process of obtaining a presidential disaster declaration for Stutsman County continued with a preliminary damage assessment conducted by the Federal Emergency Management Agency Wednesday. The assessment is intended to verify the damage level to public infrastructure listed by Stutsman County and Jamestown.

By Keith Norman , May 06, 2011

FEMA starts flood damage assessment

Joint teams of disaster recovery experts from the Federal Emergency Management Agency, the North Dakota Department of Emergency Services and local officials started preliminary damage assessments Wednesday to determine the scope and extent of this year’s flood damages.

April 29, 2011

No major damage from storms

No major damage from storms Storms early Thursday morning didn’t cause any significant damage in the Jamestown area. About 0.50 inches of rain fell Thursday morning, with 0.47 inches of it falling between 2 a.m. and 7 a.m., according to the National Weather Service. The rain combined with thunderstorms and 20- to 30-mile-per-hour wind gusts downed tree branches in town, but caused no major damage, according to the Jamestown Police Department.

August 13, 2010

Crash causes $6,500 in damage

A Jamestown business received about $3,500 in damage after a teen driver crashed into its building, according to the Jamestown Police Department. Nathan Steckler, 19, 1101 Ninth Ave. S.E., was driving a 1986 Mercedes passenger car around 3 a.m. Wednesday with passengers Arthur Ter-Vardanyan, 20, 507 Third Ave. N.E., and Nathan Klose, 20, 1417 Third Ave. N.W.

By Sun Staff , May 28, 2010

Flood-damaged homes sold at Fargo auction

Tim Thein drove nearly 200 miles to save thousands of dollars and dozens of trees. The Clara City, Minn., resident landed his dream home Thursday in an auction of houses and other buildings that were bought out because of flooding issues. He paid $23,500 for the six-bedroom, 4½-bath brick home that was sold to the government for nearly $380,000. The homes will be either moved or scavenged for parts.

May 28, 2010

Quick training prevents bird-strike tragedy

Quick training prevents bird-strike tragedy Mike Lynk has been a pilot since 1978. In that time, he had one brush with disaster when he dipped his airplane to avoid a collision with a goose. Lynk said the goose bounced off the top of the airplane and that was about all there was to it. No more close calls in the air. Until April 6.

By An AP Member Exchange Feature By Brian Gehring, The Bismarck Tribune , April 27, 2010

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Study: Sept. 11 lung damage lasts

Study: Sept. 11 lung damage lasts Most of the New York City firefighters and medics whose lungs were damaged by pulverized masonry and glass from the World Trade Center attacks are not improving as time goes by, according to a new study.

By By David B. Caruso, The Associated Press , April 13, 2010

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