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Validation.
Validation presents itself in many ways. Today it arrived via a graduating student's visit. In the short hour that we visited I was delighted to learn that he realized that so many of the things we ha...
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Road Trip
I have taken many a road trip in my life, beginning with those Sunday afternoon drives with my parents that with any luck included an ice cream cone from the Tasty Freeze. College road trips were simi...
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Continual (Solar-Powered) Economic Growth
Last Saturday I attended an event at the University of Minnesota showcasing professors and their research. Each gave a presentation and took questions from the audience. One spoke about depression eco...
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Forbes Lists NDSU & Fargo as Top Town for Jobs
FORBES LISTS NDSU AND FARGO AS A TOP COLLEGE TOWN FOR JOBS   May 20, 2009 – Fargo, N.D. – Forbes.com has listed North Dakota State University and Fargo as number five in an article c...
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Study: Williston population 44K by 2017

WILLISTON — Williston’s booming population could be as high as nearly 44,000 people in 2017, according to a North Dakota State University study.

By Amy Dalrymple , December 13, 2012

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Millions and millions: From Richardton to South Heart to Dickinson, growth is rapid and expensive

Millions and millions: From Richardton to South Heart to Dickinson, growth is rapid and expensive The greater Dickinson area is a busy place.

By Bryan Horwath , October 31, 2012

Subdivision growth worries Stark County officials: Dickinson leaders eyeing population trends

Southwest North Dakota communities continue to grow as more and more oil is pumped from the land beneath them, but officials worried about unchecked growth are moving forward with caution.

By Betsy Simon , October 26, 2012

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Dickinson infrastructure must grow: Planning project suggests it will take millions to help city keep up with population growth

The “Roadmap to the Future” is almost complete. The year-plus planning project conducted by Kadrmas, Lee and Jackson on behalf of the city of Dickinson will wrap up next month and is expected to be approved in January.

By Katherine Grandstrand , October 26, 2012

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Developer seeks to create more than 100 residential housing lots in Gladstone

GLADSTONE — Developers have their eyes set on building affordable housing in Gladstone, which might mean 123 lots could open for residential housing soon.

By Betsy Simon , October 25, 2012

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Hitting the housing target: Dickinson officials worry about rapid growth

Dickinson city officials are worried about the impact of rapid subdivision growth, even though developers are on the hook for a higher percentage of the costs of building infrastructure than they have been in years past.

By Katherine Grandstrand , October 07, 2012

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Making room for residents in Taylor: Out-of-state company's land purchase the site of construction

Taylor is making room for residents with a months-old out-of-state company’s land purchase as the town grows with an oil boom that’s brought thousands of new residents to western North Dakota.

By Betsy Simon , September 30, 2012

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Growing Gladstone: Developers see big opportunities in small city

Gladstone could become a powerhouse of services for Interstate 94 travelers if preliminary plans come together for developers eyeing property north of the community. But growth won’t happen here quickly if the city can’t overcome its infrastructure limitations.

By Katherine Grandstrand , September 21, 2012

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Senate candidate Heitkamp learns of Dickinson's growth concerns

Senate candidate Heitkamp learns of Dickinson's growth concerns Democratic candidate Heidi Heitkamp on Friday met with Dickinson officials to hear about the hurdles the city faces as it grows and to discuss how she could help if she wins her bid for the Senate.

By Betsy Simon , June 23, 2012

Menards, Shoe Carnival, Cash Wise Foods among stores coming to Dickinson

Menards, Shoe Carnival, Cash Wise Foods among stores coming to Dickinson Several large retailers and hotels have confirmed tenancy in Dickinson’s newest retail center, West Ridge Center, in the northwest corner of Exit 59 in Dickinson, Roers Development announced this morning.

June 22, 2012

Free-flow testing

Free-flow testing Travis Jones, kneeling at right, from Kadrmas, Lee and Jackson, secures a pressure gauge Thursday morning to a water hydrant on Sixth Avenue Southeast.

By Linda Sailer , June 22, 2012

Dickinson preparing for growth; Officials: City has learned from its mistakes

Dickinson preparing for growth; Officials: City has learned from its mistakes After experiencing minimal growth and even decline following the last oil boom, Dickinson is once again preparing to expand and has learned from the mistakes of its past, city officials said Thursday.

By Katherine Grandstrand , June 22, 2012

DPS talks with Parks and Rec about growth

Dickinson Parks and Recreation and Dickinson Public Schools are in conversation about land that could be used to accommodate the school district’s growth.

By Betsy Simon , May 20, 2012

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ND’s per-capita income grows 78 percent, a dozen years bring prosperity to the Peace Garden state

FARGO — Thanks to strong growth in the agriculture and mining industries — particularly oil and gas production — North Dakota’s per-capita personal income has risen more than 78 percent since 2000, according to statistics released Friday by the federal government and the state Department of Commerce.

By Helmut Schmidt , May 05, 2012

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South Heart receives aid for student enrollment growth

BISMARCK — State officials agreed Thursday to provide $240,000 to help with expected student enrollment growth in South Heart, but the school’s superintendent said the grant is significantly less than he was expecting.

April 27, 2012

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