Bonnie & Friends: Missing Mementos, Mobile Mascots, and the Great "Tuna Salad" Debate

Welcome back to the Corwin Subaru Studios! In today’s action-packed episode, Bonnie Amistadi and Jace Denman hold down the fort after a wild night of severe weather and twisters down in South Dakota. While local rain totals barely scratched four-hundredths of an inch, the studio conversation is heating up with a classic Midwestern food debate: what actually counts as a "tuna salad," and why is Jace so confused by the concept? The team dives into a dense stack of local headlines, including a high-stakes petition to reform Fargo’s city government, a specialized cleaning operation at a local playground after a peanut butter scare, and a startling historical discovery of ten potential grave sites right in the North Dakota governor’s backyard. On the sports desk, Jace breaks down the Minnesota Twins' crushing 8-0 shutout loss to the White Sox and previews their upcoming four-game weekend stretch against the Kansas City Royals. We also look at the New York Knicks claiming Game 1 of the NBA Finals, a record-breaking performance in the Class B boys state golf tournament, and the newly released national television schedule for NDSU Bison football. Finally, the show hooks up with Don Kinsler for Plant Talk Radio to get the lowdown on protecting your backyard from tent caterpillars, prepping fruit trees, and why deadheading your iris plants is the ultimate investment for next year's bloom. Key Moments: Wards for Representation: The group "Fargo Wards for Equal Representation" hits its minimum signature requirement to get a city council measure on the ballot, with a deadline to collect more running until June 8th. Playground Peanut Butter Scare: The West Fargo Park District enforces extra sanitation protocols at the Brooks Harbor Elementary playground after peanut butter was found smeared on the equipment. Bismarck Historical Discovery: Contractors excavating for a fence at the North Dakota governor’s residence pause construction after unexpectedly uncovering 19th-century human remains, coffin hardware, and ten potential grave sites. The Sandwich Showdown: Bonnie and Jace go head-to-head over local vocabulary, debating whether "tuna salad" implies a bowl of cold pasta or a spread meant for a piece of white bread. A Masterful 12 Under Par: Miles Jordy of North Star shoots an incredible 12 under par over two days to claim the Class B boys individual state golf title, while Oak Grove walks away with the team crown. Bison in the Spotlight: NDSU Football releases its 12-game television schedule…