The Daily Press http://www.times-online.com http://www.times-online.com/apfeed.xml--1 Copyright The Daily Press 2013-05-24T12:17:55-04:00 urn:publicid:dailypress.com:85372013-05-24T12:12:11-04:002013-05-24T12:12:11-04:00Copyright 2011 Valley City Times RecordMcDonald said someone tipped over the cement pieces stacked to form the fountain “late May 16 or early May 17.”More in Friday's issue of the Times-Record.Valley City, NDPaul RiemermanValley City's City Park Fountain VandalizedValley City Times Recordurn:publicid:dailypress.com:8537Change0Usable2013-05-24T12:12:11-04:00 urn:publicid:dailypress.com:85362013-05-24T12:10:28-04:002013-05-24T12:10:28-04:00Copyright 2011 Valley City Times RecordValley City, NDBonnie Jo HansonDon't Fall For ScamsValley City Times Recordurn:publicid:dailypress.com:8536Change0Usable2013-05-24T12:10:28-04:00 urn:publicid:dailypress.com:85352013-05-24T12:17:55-04:002013-05-24T12:08:44-04:00Copyright 2011 Valley City Times RecordBand members of M2 are Jeff Bergner, lead vocals; Eric Peterson, guitar, harmonica and vocals; Cole Mooridian, guitar and vocals; Dusty Meyer, guitar; Chris Olson, bass guitar; and Roy Dilts, drums, all of Valley City. Dilts, who owns Really Big Music, started raising funds for band students last summer during a scholarship dance and jam session. The June 14 show will be the second annual fundraiser, but instead of a jam session, the band will perform for the audience. Dilts said they'll play classic rock and roll along with some newer rock music. "We're trying to keep the energy up; we don't have many slow songs," he said."Even the songs that are historically played slower, we (play faster)," Olson added.The doors will open at 5 p.m. Friday, and M2 will perform through the evening. Another local band, Three Card Molly, will also play. Read more in Friday's Times-Record. Valley City, NDHeidi HarrisLocal Band Performing Benefit Show: Proceeds to Assist Band StudentsValley City Times Recordurn:publicid:dailypress.com:8535Change0Usable2013-05-24T12:08:44-04:00 urn:publicid:dailypress.com:85322013-05-23T12:29:32-04:002013-05-23T12:29:32-04:00Copyright 2011 Valley City Times RecordHammel said all the books being obtained with the help of the grant from the Libri Foundation have now been received. The books include a wide selection of children's books, including books in braille, Hammel said. The 70 books are valued at about $1,070.Valley City, NDPaul RiemermanKids See New BooksValley City Times Recordurn:publicid:dailypress.com:8532Change0Usable2013-05-23T12:29:32-04:00 urn:publicid:dailypress.com:85312013-05-23T12:27:04-04:002013-05-23T12:27:04-04:00Copyright 2011 Valley City Times Record“This year’s graduation was particularly exciting because it is our biggest class by far for the ALC,” said Chantal Thiel, adult education instructor.More in Thursday's issue of the Times-Record.Valley City, NDPaul RiemermanALC Class of 2013 GraduatesValley City Times Recordurn:publicid:dailypress.com:8531Change0Usable2013-05-23T12:27:04-04:00 urn:publicid:dailypress.com:85302013-05-23T12:17:07-04:002013-05-23T12:17:07-04:00Copyright 2011 Valley City Times RecordAnyone with information regarding the fire should contact the Valley City Police Department at (701) 845-3110.Valley City, NDBonnie Jo HansonPolice Seek Help with Arson InvestigationValley City Times Recordurn:publicid:dailypress.com:8530Change0Usable2013-05-23T12:17:07-04:00 urn:publicid:dailypress.com:85292013-05-23T12:11:45-04:002013-05-23T12:11:45-04:00Copyright 2011 Valley City Times RecordThe museum will open for the first time this summer over the Memorial Day weekend and will remain open daily until Labor Day from 1 to 4 p.m. and at other times by appointment. Valley City, NDHeidi HarrisWimbledon Museum Opening for SummerValley City Times Recordurn:publicid:dailypress.com:8529Change0Usable2013-05-23T12:11:45-04:00 urn:publicid:dailypress.com:85242013-05-22T11:11:46-04:002013-05-22T11:11:46-04:00Copyright 2011 Valley City Times Record“Software engineering will be a challenging and rewarding major for students,” said Susan Pfeifer, VCSU assistant professor in business and information technology.More in Wednesday's issue of the Times-Record.Valley City, NDPaul RiemermanVCSU To Offer Software MajorValley City Times Recordurn:publicid:dailypress.com:8524Change0Usable2013-05-22T11:11:46-04:00 urn:publicid:dailypress.com:85232013-05-22T11:01:37-04:002013-05-22T11:01:37-04:00Copyright 2011 Valley City Times RecordAll senior companions are at least 55 years of age, pre-screened, trained and have a desire to make a positive difference in the lives of other seniors in their community. On Feb. 27, Dolly Hoelmer, outreach worker for Valley City's adult services operation, said “It is a great program. Our volunteers are able to help people with vision problems, or if they just need a friend or are lonely.”Valley City, NDPaul RiemermanSenior Volunteers Available Valley City Times Recordurn:publicid:dailypress.com:8523Change0Usable2013-05-22T11:01:37-04:00 urn:publicid:dailypress.com:85222013-05-22T10:59:15-04:002013-05-22T10:59:15-04:00Copyright 2011 Valley City Times RecordValley City, NDBonnie Jo HansonNielson: No Good Reason to Move 9-1-1Valley City Times Recordurn:publicid:dailypress.com:8522Change0Usable2013-05-22T10:59:15-04:00