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Plymouth Brethren charity lawsuit threatens podcaster’s speaking out on abuse

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By C.S. Hagen Verified
| Grand Forks Herald Verified
OAKLAND, Calif. — A former Plymouth Brethren Christian Church member who claims she was sexually abused and trafficked by church members as a child is embroiled in a legal fight that she claims is an attempt to stop her from speaking out.
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In July 1876, Independence Day wasn't the biggest news in North Dakota Original

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By C.S. Hagen Verified
| The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead Verified
BISMARCK — While the White House prepares for its $60 million 250th birthday celebration this year, Independence Day took a much more somber tone nationally and in North Dakota in 1876. Less than a decade after the Civil War, President Ulysses S. Grant urged the nation to celebrate the nation’s 100th birthday by gathering together for patriotic speeches, to be stored within the U.S. Library of Congress. But in the Dakota Territory, the celebration story was not the biggest news of the day.
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'Glorious Fourth:' Minnesota's road to America's 250th birthday Original

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By C.S. Hagen Verified
| The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead Verified
MANTORVILLE, Minn. — Plans to celebrate the nation's 250th birthday in Minnesota and at the $60 million Great American State Fair in Washington, D.C., are much different than how the nation celebrated its centennial birthday in 1876. In Mantorville, Minnesota, one of the state's oldest towns, politics, money making and adventures were put aside and the city celebrated with a processional band, speeches, a reading of the Declaration of Independence, picnic dinners and horse races.
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