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State tallies $52K defending abortion law

BISMARCK (AP) — Records show that North Dakota has spent more than $52,000 defending a 2011 state law that seeks to limit the use of drugs to terminate pregnancies.

June 08, 2013

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Killdeer Ambulance Service to receive financial help

MANNING — More financial help is on the way for the Killdeer Ambulance Service. Of the $5.8 million in Dunn County’s special projects fund, the county’s commission agreed to commit $300,000 of it to the ambulance service, using money collected from permit fees for crew camps.

By Betsy Simon , June 08, 2013

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After years of waiting, ND's new higher ed funding formula to kick in July 1

FARGO — A new formula to fund North Dakota’s public colleges and universities pulled off a “rare” achievement this spring, Sydney Hull said: earning the support of all 11 campuses for a change that he believes will lead to more transparency and efficiency in the system.

By Ryan Johnson , May 26, 2013

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Airports in line for funding from ND Legislature

BISMARCK — The North Dakota Aeronautics Commission is in the process of allocating funds granted by the state Legislature for airport improvements.

May 15, 2013

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State aid rises, but Grand Forks schools still feel poor

GRAND FORKS — A big change in North Dakota’s education funding system aims to leave more money in taxpayer pockets, but fast-growing school districts such as Grand Forks Public Schools may feel a financial squeeze.

By Brandi Jewett , May 12, 2013

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ND lawmakers build on school funding shift

GRAND FORKS — North Dakota’s government will begin picking up a larger percentage of the local education tabs starting Aug. 1. That’s because a new funding formula for K-12 education was passed by the Legislature at the close of session May 4 — resulting in $656 million in property tax relief for residents.

By Brandi Jewett , May 12, 2013

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Higher ed board approves tuition increase maximums

GRAND FORKS — Students at North Dakota’s 11 public colleges and universities could face tuition increases as high as 6.6 percent next fall, even after an “unprecedented” increase in state funding for the University System approved by legislators in the recently completed session.

By Ryan Johnson , May 10, 2013

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Dickinson Public Schools to levy fewer mills: Assistant Superintendent: 'Valuation will probably eat up a lot of that savings'

Dickinson Public Schools will be obligated to levy fewer mills in the upcoming tax year, meaning a smaller share of citizen tax bills will be going to DPS, but it also means the district will have a tighter budget than it originally planned for the 2013-14 school year.

By Katherine Grandstrand , May 10, 2013

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EERC cuts 8 jobs due to funding slowdown

GRAND FORKS — Because of a decline in research projects, the Energy & Environmental Research Center at the University of North Dakota has eliminated eight of its 270 jobs.

May 09, 2013

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Higher ed budget comes with message: Keep tuition down

BISMARCK — Legislators on Friday approved an 11.9 percent increase in state funding for higher education, but sent with it a strong message that campuses keep tuition affordable.

By Amy Dalrymple , May 04, 2013

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Legislators near late-night compromise for property tax relief, K-12 funding

BISMARCK - Legislators were close to reaching a compromise after 11 p.m. Friday on their final day of the session to fund North Dakota’s K-12 schools and provide property tax relief. The issues hung in limbo throughout the day after House lawmakers defeated a bill early Friday, reversing the previous day’s passage of Gov. Jack Dalrymple’s proposal to increase state aid to K-12 school districts while providing about $714 million in property tax relief.

By Amy Dalrymple , May 03, 2013

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House kills K-12 funding, property tax relief bill on second try

BISMARCK -- Reversing a vote from Thursday, House lawmakers today defeated Gov. Jack Dalrymple’s proposal to increase state aid to K-12 school districts while providing about $714 million in property tax relief. Lawmakers spent the first hour of their last legislative day debating House Bill 1319, arguing whether it had the right provisions to provide property tax relief, though the bill’s supporters continually said it was an education funding bill, not a tax relief bill.

By TJ Jerke , May 03, 2013

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ND House clears bill for more K-12 funding, property tax relief

BISMARCK — House lawmakers Thursday narrowly passed Gov. Jack Dalrymple’s proposal to increase state funding toward K-12 education while creating $714 million in property tax relief.

By TJ Jerke , May 03, 2013

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$1.1B for western North Dakota approved

BISMARCK — Western North Dakota will see $1.1 billion to address issues due to the rapid energy development once Gov. Jack Dalrymple signs a bill passed Thursday.

May 03, 2013

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Bill to fund Theodore Roosevelt presidential library at Dickinson State University on governor's desk

Dickinson State University could be home to a new multi-million Theodore Roosevelt shrine. The North Dakota Legislature this week passed a Department of Commerce budget bill that allows a possible $6 million for the construction of a building on the DSU campus that would be called the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library.

By Bryan Horwath , May 03, 2013

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