Sav Kelly is a Reporter at the Grand Forks Herald. She covers public safety, focusing on regional crime and the courts system, while also exploring themes related to education and urban development. Kelly's work has been featured in notable publications including The Dickinson Press, Yahoo News, and the St. Paul Pioneer Press.
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By: Sav Kelly
At every informational table set up during a data center forum Tuesday, Oct. 13, a stack of forms sat waiting for meeting attendees to sign.
The township board does not traditionally meet each month, but is planning more meetings to address its zoning ordinances.
By: Sav Kelly
Shari Gehrke is in her 29th year teaching in West Fargo Public Schools. Her role has changed a lot over time, but her love for teaching has not.
The restaurant will be located in the city's former Spicy Pie, located at 745 31st Ave. E. It could open as early as December.
By: Sav Kelly
Though the former chair was removed from the board, the issue remains: Will a concrete plant will be allowed in the township?
Joshua Hite’s attorney requested additional time for expert review of key evidence in the case. Hite's next hearing is scheduled for Nov. 19.
Jessica McCroskey's attorney is working to get a second opinion on McCroskey's fitness to proceed and criminal responsibility evaluations. The hearing was rescheduled to 1:30 p.m. Nov. 19.
The meeting, scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 22, was to address proposals for a moratorium on data centers and other large developments.
By: Sav Kelly
During a public hearing on the project proposal Friday, Oct. 23, in Casselton, Geronimo Power staff said safety officials were notified of plans and asked to be involved later in the process.
After the 10-year period, the property is expected to generate $839,550 in overall tax revenue per year, with $166,068 paid in taxes to the city annually.
