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Kindness Takes on Viral Nature
Everyone makes the choices they make for a reason. You work at your job because you either love it or you need to get paid. You commit random acts of kindness because you want to make the world a bet...
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Arizona Tragedy
My wife Cindy and I spent last week in Arizona celebrating a late family Christmas with our kids and grandkids. The weather was great with highs in the 60s and void of anything we would consider a win...
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Column: It’s up to you to preserve the stories of your family
This column was originally published Dec. 23, 2010, in The Jamestown Sun. This weekend, families across much of the world will come together to celebrate the holidays. Theyll share much over the ho...
Posted on 12/24/10 at 9:01 AM
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Leier: Legislature weighs in

Leier: Legislature weighs in The 2013 North Dakota Legislature dealt with a number of bills related to outdoor recreation and conservation.

By Doug Leier , May 16, 2013

Weather changes can be difference between night and day

Weather is on the tip of everyone’s tongue whether it’s the middle of winter, early part of spring, end of fall or in the dog days of summer.

By Royal McGregor , May 02, 2013

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Boom blows editor away

It’s amazing what a mere four years can do to a region’s diversity in people, its number of business opportunities and the change in the landscape.

By Jennifer McBride , February 07, 2013

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Taking a commercial break

Don’t you love television commercials? I do, at least as much as a dentist appointment,

By Kevin Holten , February 06, 2013

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The fading away of etiquette

Do you know what etiquette is? The dictionary says its a code of behavior that defines expectations for social behavior according to contemporary conventional norms within a society, social class or group.

By Kevin Holten , January 30, 2013

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Self-proclaimed wimp takes trip to hospital

Seems like everyone I know has been sick this winter and flu and cold season has been exceptionally hard on everyone.

By Harvey Brock , January 27, 2013

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Subzero artistry

Do you have ice flowers on your windows? I do, etched by Mother Nature and Mr. Winter, wind and his buddy chill, frigidity and her old friend briskness, rawness and that lesser known irritant, gelidness — an agglomeration, assemblage, assortment, batch and squad of subzero artistes working in an all too arctic, frosty medium on windows all over town, the county, state and region.

By Kevin Holten , January 23, 2013

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Jesus & technology

I was raised Catholic, attended Catholic schools and was taught to believe that communion is the pinnacle of the Mass, the moment when we receive Jesus in the precious sacraments.

By Jeremy Kadrmas , January 08, 2013

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Scared to death, saddling up anyway

Have you ever had an addiction? I have, but fortunately I was able to conquer it.

By Kevin Holten , January 02, 2013

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Dickinson police offer eye-opening experience

Thursday I graduated from the Dickinson Citizens Police Academy. The nine-week class focused on how the department operates on a day-to-day basis and its interaction with the courts, social services, schools and the public.

By Harvey Brock , December 30, 2012

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Winter wonderland finally makes it to North Dakota

Last winter was a treat, a present, but it was so painful. Painful?

By Royal McGregor , December 27, 2012

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Dickinson schools reflect on 2012

The Dickinson Public School District is thankful for another year of positive implementations and an opportunity to serve the students’ educational needs with very highly qualified teachers, administrators and staff.

By Doug Sullivan , December 23, 2012

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So many special holiday memories

We have all heard the old adage that it is better to give than to receive, especially at Christmas.

By Harvey Brock , December 23, 2012

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Part III: 'The Magic Box' Christmas tale

Bernadette loved the necklace that Charley gave to her. She loved it so much that it made Charley want to absolutely shower her with gifts and trips, money and good times.

By Kevin Holten , December 21, 2012

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Part I: ‘The Magic Box’ Christmas tale

There was really nothing special about the box. It sat by a dumpster in a back alley, its flaps propped open with some tape applied here and there as though it’d been used, discarded and then somehow fallen out of the top of the dumpster and onto the concrete below.

December 12, 2012

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