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Poem: The Reality of Bread
I wonder how well the people who live
Mar 15
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Julie R. Neidlinger
Blue Like A River: Dangerously low fat supplies.
The joy of knowing the word waisicu.
Mar 12
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Julie R. Neidlinger
Blue Like A River: Kay LaCoe Interview
It's important to give the community a voice.
Mar 11
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Julie R. Neidlinger
Blue Like A River: Burning bridges releases the trolls.
The infamy of Backwater Bridge during the Dakota Access Pipeline Protest
Mar 10
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Julie R. Neidlinger
We can learn from the dogs (and rats).
Know your Master's voice, so that you are not mastered.
Mar 9
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Julie R. Neidlinger
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A True UFO Story
Names have been changed, but the story is legit.
Mar 8
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Julie R. Neidlinger
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Blue Like A River: Dan Donlin Interview
As a police chief, it is important to respect everybody's culture.
Mar 6
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Julie R. Neidlinger
Blue Like A River: The magic of divestment and the Vikings
No entity, including banks and stadiums, is safe from protester inanity.
Mar 5
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Julie R. Neidlinger
Blue Like A River: Following the money.
The high cost of staying woke.
Mar 4
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Julie R. Neidlinger
Blue Like A River: Dude, it was like Game of Thrones.
The miracle blizzard that stopped the veterans' movement to fight the Morton County Sheriff's Department.
Mar 3
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Julie R. Neidlinger
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How To Kill A Man With A Pen
It's not as difficult as you might think.
Mar 1
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Julie R. Neidlinger
February 2026
Blue Like A River: The extinction of peace.
In our fight to save everything, we destroy one of the most important things.
Feb 27
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Julie R. Neidlinger
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