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Backseat checks can prevent hot car tragedies

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By Isak Dinesen Verified
| The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead Verified
FARGO — Another day in the 90s. Another day with a heat index at, or over, 100 degrees. Hot. And dangerous. Safety advocates in Fargo say a quick check of the back seat can prevent the next child death by heat stroke in a vehicle. Nationwide, three children have already died in July. With temperatures in the mid-90s in Fargo, it can be about 15 degrees warmer in a car sitting outside. And that can be especially dangerous for children.
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Fargo pool admission rates to remain unchanged in 2027

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By Isak Dinesen Verified
| The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead Verified
FARGO — Prices for daily admission and resident passes are not expected to change at Fargo pools next year. The Park Board approved a proposal Tuesday, July 14, to keep rates unchanged for 2027. The proposal included establishing a season pass for non-Fargo residents, which would be 10% higher than a season pass for residents. Daily admission ranges from $4.25 to $10.25 for youth, and $5.25 to $12.25 for adults.
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Homeward Animal Shelter offers hot weather safety tips for pets

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By Isak Dinesen Verified
| The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead Verified
FARGO — With highs expected in the mid-90s in the coming days, experts say it's important to still give your pet walks, but when and where you do matters. Homeward Animal Shelter recommends taking walks in the early or later hours of hot days, when temperatures are cooler. If you take your pet for a walk when the sun is out, anywhere away from pavement is recommended. High temperatures can increase pavement temperatures by 30 to 40 degrees.
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