Delaney Otto is a journalist based in North Dakota, specializing in local news and community stories. With a focus on topics such as sports, environmental issues, and human interest stories, Delaney has contributed to various publications including Prairie Business magazine, Yahoo Sports, Yahoo News, and The Bismarck Tribune. Delaney's work has also been featured in WDAY and AGWEEK.
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Delaney Otto's coverage primarily focuses on local news within North Dakota and surrounding areas, with a considerable emphasis on sports, entertainment, family & relationships. Her articles often include expert commentary and announcements.
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Pam Laffen volunteers at St. Michael's Catholic School and the Grand Forks Children's Museum.
A little more than 1,600 kids, newborn to 12 years old, from low-income families are getting Christmas gifts this year from the efforts of the Santa Claus Girls and their many volunteers.
Teresa Grimsley-Reichert is the only volunteer driver for the Disabled American Veterans Transportation Network for Pembina, Walsh, Traill and Grand Forks counties.
Nell Lindorff started volunteering for the Global Friends Coalition last year and has helped three families find their footing in Grand Forks.
Caitlin Holter, owner of Wy's Floral, says white, pink and mauve are the most popular colors for wedding flowers. Lately, however, colors have includes more pastels and eclectic choices.
Gibbens said he will continue to work with rural North Dakota as he spends his time with the North Dakota Rural Health Association and Communities Acting Together for Change and Hope.
The Vault, one of the rooms at Grand Forks Escape Room, was the location for two successful proposals on Friday and Saturday.
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