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Andrew Weeks

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Minnesota, North Dakota
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Covers:  Business, energy, environment, outdoors, travel.
Raised in the West, but deeply in love with the Upper Midwest.

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Andrew Weeks is an award-winning journalist, whose career has spanned from beat reporter to editor, in print, digital and broadcast mediums.

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Regional rural utility cooperatives back legislative proposal to refinance government loans

Regional rural utility cooperatives back legislative proposal to refinance government loans

Legislators across the country see value in allowing nonprofit cooperatives to gain access to lower interest …

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Project Tundra backers respond to criticism of North Dakota carbon-capture project | Grand Forks ...

Project Tundra backers respond to criticism of North Dakota carbon-capture project | Grand Forks ...

Minnkota Power Cooperative, one of the main players of the proposed project, is trying to better educate the …

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A spark to light technology: How a software giant is helping tech in Grand Forks and beyond throu...

A spark to light technology: How a software giant is helping tech in Grand Forks and beyond throu...

Riedy is building a reusable platform for sensor data, particularly aerial imagery, so that unmanned systems …

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Potatoes as a grain? Tasty tubers again the target of reclassification topic

Potatoes as a grain? Tasty tubers again the target of reclassification topic

There is a push by some groups to reclassify the potato as a grain - a notion that some producers find starch…

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Prairie Business Magazine October 2021 Page 12

Prairie Business Magazine October 2021 Page 12

With several proposed carbon-capture and oil recovery projects on the books, industry leaders say great thing…

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Law firms, UND work to combat shortage of rural attorneys | Grand Forks Herald

Law firms, UND work to combat shortage of rural attorneys | Grand Forks Herald

By the time he finished reading "To Kill a Mockingbird," the modern classic by Harper Lee, he knew he wanted …

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Minnesota DNR urges outdoor visitors to use caution during dry conditions

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By Andrew Weeks 
| Yahoo
May 30—The National Weather Service has issued a number of red flag warnings over the past several weeks, urging people to use caution and not burn in restricted areas. It's not uncommon to see such alerts this time of year, because springtime is a wildfire risk in Minnesota. Around 75% of the state's wildfires for any given year happen in May and June, according to Karen Harrison, wildlife prevention specialist with the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources.
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North Dakota Game and Fish: Leave baby animals alone

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By Andrew Weeks 
| Yahoo
Andrew Weeks, Grand Forks Herald Sat, May 30, 2026 at 2:35 PM UTC 5 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. May 30—The North Dakota Game and Fish Department reminds people to leave baby wildlife alone if encountered outdoors. The department receives calls every spring about people seeing baby wildlife that appear to have been abandoned by their parents. The callers are concerned and ask Game and Fish what they should do for the young animal.
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Several waters in northwest Minnesota great for paddling

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By Andrew Weeks 
| The Globe of Worthington
Kathryn Sutton doesn’t consider herself an avid paddler. She’s not on the water every summer weekend like some people might be, but that’s the nice thing about kayaking or canoeing: a person doesn’t have to be a die-hard enthusiast to enjoy it. For Sutton, one of the greatest benefits of paddling is doing it at her leisure. Another benefit is the opportunity it gives her to enjoy Minnesota lakes and see the sights and sounds she might not otherwise experience.
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