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WDAY TV News Reporter since 1983. Journalism Adjunct at MSUM. Proud Otter Tail Co. native. National Edward R. Murrow Awards and Emmys for doc/special projects.
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'Helping bees and mankind': Bees at Red River Valley Fair help generate interest in beekeeping

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By Kevin Wallevand Verified
| The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead Verified
WEST FARGO — These days, it is just plain hard to be a bee. These last few years, it has been a perfect storm. Bees have been dying at alarming rates because of parasites, viruses and global factors such as habitat destruction. And that not only threatens the insects, it also threatens all of us via our global food supply. But at the Red River Valley Fair, one man has taken on the challenge of saving bees and convincing others to do the same.
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'It's not good': Floyd Lake residents begin massive cleanup after tornado Original

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By Kevin Wallevand Verified
| The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead Verified
DETROIT LAKES — One of the most incredible views of damage on Floyd Lake from the tornado late Monday, July 6, came from above. A WDAY News drone was able to capture just how widespread the disaster reached — not just to the homes and trees, but to the lakes, which are now loaded with debris. The area looks as if it came straight out of a movie. Twisted metal, sunken boats and pontoons. Lifts and jet skis tossed around. The tornado turned beaches and lake fronts into a late night summer devastation.
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'They adapt so quick': Toddler born without complete limbs amazes everyone Original

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By Kevin Wallevand Verified
| The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead Verified
DETROIT LAKES — It is amazing how toddlers just seem to adapt. One year ago, WDAY first brought you the story of Rylen Benson of rural Detroit Lakes. He was born with missing or incomplete limbs but he has proven to many that there is so much he can do. And now his parents have started a nonprofit to help other families navigating a similar journey. After a quick morning nap following a busy Fourth of July weekend, 1-year old Rylen is back in the sandbox with sister Alleyah and his mother, Cassidy.
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