From the capture of a nationally-wanted fugitive to some special celebrations, July and August were busy months in the news in the area. Jim Olson has a look as his review of 2007 continues. July began with the dedication of a memorial that had been years in planning and months in construction. The Medal of Honor Memorial was christened during the Independence Day festivities at Minot's Roosevelt Park. Among those honored were Richard Starke, who had for years searched for a way to pay tribute to the state's 18 Medal of Honor recipients, and Michael Fitzmaurice, the only living member of that exclusive group. A nationally-famous war memorial visited North Dakota in July as well. The half-scale model of the Vietnam Wall - the original stands in Washington DC - was in Harvey for a week. The wall proved to be a popular attraction with many area veterans and family members of those honored paying visits. A park that has been around most of a century celebrated its 75th birthday in July....