Ford Fiesta Project E car taken for a test drive in Norway
Ford has developed an electric rallycross car, the Ford Fiesta Project E Car, which has now been test-driven in Norway.
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The 2020 HaikUff-da contest!
Ingebretsen’s Nordic Marketplace and The Norwegian American present the winners of the 2020 HaikUff-da contest, with comments from the judges.
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Skagen, Denmark
Known for its unique light, Skagen, situated at Denmark’s northernmost point, is a town rich with history and beauty.
A Baltic pearl
The Danish isle of Bornholm, nestled between Sweden and Denmark in the Baltic Sea, is a pearl of Nordic delights, from history to famously fine cuisine.
The beloved as muse
The relationship between Nina Grieg and Edvard Grieg was complex and often difficult, but there’s no question she was his inspiration.
Editor’s message
Editor-in-chief Lori Ann Reinhall wishes readers a magical summer, as we continue to weather the storm of COVID-19 and look to a bright future.
The Viking Way
Terje Birkedal reviews renowned archaeologist Neil Price’s new book, The Viking Way, a heady text but rich with content.
Oslo’s new Deichman Library is open
The new main branch of Oslo’s Deichman Library is now open at Bjørvika, adding a new architectural attraction to the city center.
Norwegian saksøker Boeing
Norwegian Air Shuttle is suing Boeing for breach of contract due to its mishandling of the 737-MAX and 787 Dreamliner deliveries.
Ford Fiesta Project E car taken for a test drive in Norway
Ford has developed an electric rallycross car, the Ford Fiesta Project E Car, which has now been test-driven in Norway.
Researchers studying sun and COVID-19
Researchers are studying potential connections between COVID-19 and exposure to sunlight, which might reduce the viral content of cells.
Daytona Strong publishes second cookbook
Former food editor at The Norwegian American Daytona Strong has released her newest cookbook, this time with a focus on fish.
Words about words: Bask
In this edition of Words about words, M. Michael Brady discusses the origins of the word bask, finding both devout and secular meanings.
