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Dickinson Police need help locating missing 15-year-old
The Dickinson Police Department said Wednesday that it had received word of a confirmed sighting of a missing 15-year-old boy hours after alerting the media and public to the boy’s disappearance.
Tuesday, June, 18, 2013 - The Dickinson Press - News
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The Dickinson Police Department said Wednesday that it had received word of a confirmed sighting of a missing 15-year-old boy hours after alerting the media and public to the boy’s disappearance.
Tuesday, June, 18, 2013 - The Dickinson Press - News
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Anhydrous ammonia leak contained in west Dickinson
An anhydrous ammonia leak at an industrial park on Dickinson’s west side temporarily closed down Highway 10 and left area residents with a “shelter-in-place” order from Stark County.
Monday, June, 17, 2013 - The Dickinson Press - News
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An anhydrous ammonia leak at an industrial park on Dickinson’s west side temporarily closed down Highway 10 and left area residents with a “shelter-in-place” order from Stark County.
Monday, June, 17, 2013 - The Dickinson Press - News
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Dickinson police dog Buster ready to retire
After a few weeks of semi-retirement, police dog Buster, a chocolate lab, will officially retire to the life of a pet. Buster, who is 8 years old, loves coming to work but has hip problems, said K-9 Officer Corey Lee, his handler. Halfway through a 12-hour shift, Buster will get stiff and his regular enthusiasm for his job drops off.
Saturday, June, 15, 2013 - The Dickinson Press - News
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After a few weeks of semi-retirement, police dog Buster, a chocolate lab, will officially retire to the life of a pet. Buster, who is 8 years old, loves coming to work but has hip problems, said K-9 Officer Corey Lee, his handler. Halfway through a 12-hour shift, Buster will get stiff and his regular enthusiasm for his job drops off.
Saturday, June, 15, 2013 - The Dickinson Press - News
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Dickinson police arrest man in Irsfeld Pharmacy robbery
Dickinson police have arrested Joshua Hunt, the man accused of robbing Irsfeld Pharmacy on Wednesday afternoon.
Thursday, June, 13, 2013 - The Dickinson Press - News
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Dickinson police have arrested Joshua Hunt, the man accused of robbing Irsfeld Pharmacy on Wednesday afternoon.
Thursday, June, 13, 2013 - The Dickinson Press - News
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Joshua Hunt wanted for Dickinson robbery
The Dickinson Police Department responded to a report of a robbery at Irsfeld Pharmacy, located in Great Plains Clinic, around 3:30 p.m. Wednesday afternoon.
Thursday, June, 13, 2013 - For The Press - News
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The Dickinson Police Department responded to a report of a robbery at Irsfeld Pharmacy, located in Great Plains Clinic, around 3:30 p.m. Wednesday afternoon.
Thursday, June, 13, 2013 - For The Press - News
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Prosecutor working on deal with homicide suspect
A deal between the Stark County State’s Attorney’s Office and Timothy Menges, the man accused of killing Dickinson resident and business owner Tracy Freer with his vehicle in November, is close to being set.
Wednesday, June, 12, 2013 - The Dickinson Press - News
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A deal between the Stark County State’s Attorney’s Office and Timothy Menges, the man accused of killing Dickinson resident and business owner Tracy Freer with his vehicle in November, is close to being set.
Wednesday, June, 12, 2013 - The Dickinson Press - News
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Dickinson may need $100M debt load in order to complete infrastructure projects
The city of Dickinson will have to shed its debt-free record in order to complete infrastructure projects needed to remain functional, officials said. The city continues to grow at a record pace and has run out of developed lots. Water and sewer infrastructure needs to be updated and built to keep up with demand. Streets need to be repaved, paved and, in some cases, created. And Dickinson city officials know that growth doesn't come for free.
Friday, June, 07, 2013 - The Dickinson Press - News
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The city of Dickinson will have to shed its debt-free record in order to complete infrastructure projects needed to remain functional, officials said. The city continues to grow at a record pace and has run out of developed lots. Water and sewer infrastructure needs to be updated and built to keep up with demand. Streets need to be repaved, paved and, in some cases, created. And Dickinson city officials know that growth doesn't come for free.
Friday, June, 07, 2013 - The Dickinson Press - News
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Driver strikes pedestrian on Tuesday night
A 20-year-old Bismarck man was cited for care required after striking and injuring a pedestrian with his car on Tuesday night near Taco John’s in Dickinson, according to the Dickinson Police Department.
Thursday, June, 06, 2013 - The Dickinson Press - News
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A 20-year-old Bismarck man was cited for care required after striking and injuring a pedestrian with his car on Tuesday night near Taco John’s in Dickinson, according to the Dickinson Police Department.
Thursday, June, 06, 2013 - The Dickinson Press - News
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Children wearing helmets to get tickets for ice cream
The Dickinson Police Department is on the lookout for children wearing bike helmets.
Tuesday, June, 04, 2013 - The Dickinson Press - News
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The Dickinson Police Department is on the lookout for children wearing bike helmets.
Tuesday, June, 04, 2013 - The Dickinson Press - News
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City hears concerns regarding carnival
The recent carnival held in downtown Dickinson has shown that a lack of communication can still happen in a day and age when almost everyone has a smartphone or feature phone capable of multiple forms of communication.
Tuesday, June, 04, 2013 - The Dickinson Press - News
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The recent carnival held in downtown Dickinson has shown that a lack of communication can still happen in a day and age when almost everyone has a smartphone or feature phone capable of multiple forms of communication.
Tuesday, June, 04, 2013 - The Dickinson Press - News
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Iowa man charged with sexual assault
What started out as a night of drinking may end up as five years in prison, a $5,000 fine or both for Jesse Garon Red-Hail, 30, Sioux City, Iowa.
Saturday, June, 01, 2013 - The Dickinson Press - News
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What started out as a night of drinking may end up as five years in prison, a $5,000 fine or both for Jesse Garon Red-Hail, 30, Sioux City, Iowa.
Saturday, June, 01, 2013 - The Dickinson Press - News
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4 men taken into custody on drug charges
Four men were taken into custody on drug charges Tuesday morning at a Dickinson residence when a warrant was served by the Southwest Tactical team.
Tuesday, May, 28, 2013 - The Dickinson Press - News
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Four men were taken into custody on drug charges Tuesday morning at a Dickinson residence when a warrant was served by the Southwest Tactical team.
Tuesday, May, 28, 2013 - The Dickinson Press - News
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1 year later, Haider’s disappearance remains a mystery
On the eve of the one-year anniversary of her son’s disappearance, Maryellen Suchan fought back tears Thursday while explaining what her emotions have been like this week.
Friday, May, 24, 2013 - The Dickinson Press - News
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On the eve of the one-year anniversary of her son’s disappearance, Maryellen Suchan fought back tears Thursday while explaining what her emotions have been like this week.
Friday, May, 24, 2013 - The Dickinson Press - News
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Parents plead not guilty to charges of child abuse
Parents of an infant who died less than two years ago with illegal drugs in its system pleaded not guilty to child abuse charges Monday at a preliminary hearing in Southwest District Court in Dickinson.
Tuesday, May, 21, 2013 - The Dickinson Press - News
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Parents of an infant who died less than two years ago with illegal drugs in its system pleaded not guilty to child abuse charges Monday at a preliminary hearing in Southwest District Court in Dickinson.
Tuesday, May, 21, 2013 - The Dickinson Press - News
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Dancing with a messae of love: Burn the Floor takes stand against bullying
Burn the Floor Diversity in Dance is taking a stand against bullying and violence with a “Turn Up the Love” spring dance performance. More than 150 dancers will perform 32 dances, with speakers from the community giving presentations.
Sunday, May, 19, 2013 - The Dickinson Press - Community
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Burn the Floor Diversity in Dance is taking a stand against bullying and violence with a “Turn Up the Love” spring dance performance. More than 150 dancers will perform 32 dances, with speakers from the community giving presentations.
Sunday, May, 19, 2013 - The Dickinson Press - Community
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Oil Patch concealed carry permit numbers up: Sheriff: License worth it for not getting fined or going to jail
If an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, then, in the case of weapons in North Dakota, less than $100 paid for a concealed carry permit is worth a $2,000 fine, a year in jail or both. Well, it’s definitely the cheaper of the two.
Friday, May, 17, 2013 - The Dickinson Press - News
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If an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, then, in the case of weapons in North Dakota, less than $100 paid for a concealed carry permit is worth a $2,000 fine, a year in jail or both. Well, it’s definitely the cheaper of the two.
Friday, May, 17, 2013 - The Dickinson Press - News
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Talking Trash: From mattresses to car batteries, Dickinson sees littering taken to new heights
The white dots of bags and cans along the green ditches. The smashed fast food cups along the curbs. Fences full of plastic. This trash is more than an eyesore on the landscape. It can be a fire hazard. And people don’t just throw away paper and plastic. Car batteries and mattresses have been seen along roads and near Patterson Lake Recreational Area.
Saturday, May, 11, 2013 - The Dickinson Press - News
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The white dots of bags and cans along the green ditches. The smashed fast food cups along the curbs. Fences full of plastic. This trash is more than an eyesore on the landscape. It can be a fire hazard. And people don’t just throw away paper and plastic. Car batteries and mattresses have been seen along roads and near Patterson Lake Recreational Area.
Saturday, May, 11, 2013 - The Dickinson Press - News
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2 prostitution cases in Dickinson settled
Two Bismarck men charged after a Dickinson Police Department prostitution sting in January have settled their cases — with very different results. In an agreement filed in Southwest District Court in Stark County on April 30, Bradley Balerud pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of offering to hire an individual to engage in sexual activities.
Thursday, May, 09, 2013 - The Dickinson Press - News
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Two Bismarck men charged after a Dickinson Police Department prostitution sting in January have settled their cases — with very different results. In an agreement filed in Southwest District Court in Stark County on April 30, Bradley Balerud pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charge of offering to hire an individual to engage in sexual activities.
Thursday, May, 09, 2013 - The Dickinson Press - News
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Brothers freed as York pleads not guilty
With his two sons at Southwest Multi-County Correction Center awaiting paperwork for their release, Robert York pleaded not guilty Monday on a charge of attempted murder stemming from a New Year’s Eve altercation in Gladstone.
Tuesday, May, 07, 2013 - The Dickinson Press - News
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With his two sons at Southwest Multi-County Correction Center awaiting paperwork for their release, Robert York pleaded not guilty Monday on a charge of attempted murder stemming from a New Year’s Eve altercation in Gladstone.
Tuesday, May, 07, 2013 - The Dickinson Press - News
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Officials: New DUI laws won’t bog down system
Tougher laws aimed at curbing North Dakota’s growing issue of arrests for driving under the influence take effect Aug. 1.
Sunday, May, 05, 2013 - The Dickinson Press - News
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Tougher laws aimed at curbing North Dakota’s growing issue of arrests for driving under the influence take effect Aug. 1.
Sunday, May, 05, 2013 - The Dickinson Press - News
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