Marilyn Hagerty
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Past articles by Marilyn:
Marilyn Hagerty: A chilly goodbye to January
So it’s cold. So life goes on. → Read More
Read Marilyn Hagerty's annual Christmas Eve column
If only for five minutes and only in my thought, I have to go back on Christmas Eve. I haven’t been there in person for many years. Still, I have never really been away. → Read More
Marilyn Hagerty: The joy of the holiday season surrounds Grand Forks
There barely is time to send Christmas cards, decorate trees, bake cookies. But where there is a will to enjoy the blessed season, there is a way. → Read More
Marilyn Hagerty: The holiday season is upon us
The holidays surround us with good intentions. → Read More
Marilyn Hagerty: Halloween is quickly approaching
Color it orange. This is pumpkin weekend leading to Halloween on Monday. → Read More
Eatbeat: Shananigan’s Family Restaurant is a local favorite in Grafton
This large facility seems to have something for everyone. → Read More
Marilyn Hagerty: Moving on into harvest time
The skies are blue and the leaves are beginning to turn from green to autumn gold. → Read More
Marilyn Hagerty: Service clubs enrich their community
Along with Kiwanis, there’s Rotary, Sertoma, Lions, Optimists. Many more. And Grand Forks would certainly be a smaller and sadder city without them. → Read More
Marilyn Hagerty: September is starting to fade away
GRAND FORKS — The last weekend is at hand and the month of September is fading away. → Read More
Marilyn Hagerty: This weekend is all about potatoes for Grand Forks
Long live the potato pancakes. → Read More
Eatbeat: DB’s The Station in Larimore has a friendly atmosphere and good food
Friendly atmosphere; there are no strangers. The food is basic and good. Convenient seating. → Read More
Eatbeat: Buffalo Wild Wings offers lively atmosphere with easy to navigate menu
Lively, large and light. Service is generally good. Menu is easy to navigate. It includes wings, hand breaded chicken sandwiches, wrap and more. There are sweets including chocolate fudge cake and New York style cheesecake. → Read More
Marilyn Hagerty: A recent trip to Fertile, Minn. brings fun and food
Some go to Italy this summer. Others go to Bemidji and various other area lakes. Maybe they don’t realize that Fertile is over there in Minnesota waiting. → Read More
Marilyn Hagerty: Summer keeps moving along in Grand Forks
On this week’s Eatbeat there’s been a late summer stop at RBJ's Restaurant in Crookston and supper at Sky’s in Grand Forks. → Read More
Marilyn Hagerty: Catfish of the Red River relieved fishing tournament has ended
One fish was heard saying to another, “Well, let’s get on to Drayton and Winnipeg – now that we escaped that fishing tournament.” → Read More
Eatbeat: Eagles Crest Grill offers many options all year long
Rates an A for location along side of city-owned golf course and good grades for staying open all year around for all seasons. Food is generally good with complete menu ranging from appetizers and salads to burgers and steaks as well as pasta and desserts. → Read More
Marilyn Hagerty: These are the days we dream about in January
It's a good time to be in Greater Grand Forks. → Read More
EatBeat: Applebee's offers large selection of seating and menu items
Large restaurant with a large menu in a convenient location on South Columbia Road in Grand Forks. Menu ranges from lunch through dinner items. → Read More
Marilyn Hagerty: Flies don't deserve any Christmas presents
Living up there at the North Pole, you probably don’t even know what a fly is, Santa. But I can tell you that in July and August, they are pesky little creatures. They don’t deserve any Christmas presents. → Read More
EatBeat: Looking forward to a different kind of blizzard
While there are other Dairy Queens in Greater Grand Forks, the one on North Fifth Street brings back memories of the past. This year the Blizzards are in demand. The Dairy Queen seems to be a place for grandparents, city visitors, working men and young people. → Read More