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We may be easy, but we are not cheap.
I have expressed my concerns about the North Dakota oil patch before. My fearhas been, and continues to be, that the North Dakota we know and love is for sale. There is no going back now though - the ...
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North Dakota SUNRISE receives National Science Foundation OK for UND research site
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Official: State should invest up to $5 billion in oil counties

WILLISTON — The state should invest up to $5 billion in northwest North Dakota communities with the most oil activity, the president of the North Dakota Petroleum Council said Wednesday.

By Amy Dalrymple , May 31, 2012

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North Dakota infrastructure could limit Bakken drilling

DENVER (AP) — Infrastructure challenges in western North Dakota could limit the number of oil and gas drilling rigs in the Bakken system’s rich Williston Basin, industry executives said at a conference Thursday.

By Catherine Tsai , April 13, 2012

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DPG seeking comment for cable update

A telecommunications company plans to upgrade services in rural areas of Billings, McKenzie and Golden Valley counties this year and the Dakota Prairie Grasslands is seeking comments for the proposal.

March 28, 2012

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Hoeven: Private investment may help with infrastructure needs

Hoeven: Private investment may help with infrastructure needs Area leaders met with North Dakota Sen. John Hoeven at Dickinson Public Library on Monday and expressed the area’s need for infrastructure. Hoeven said one possible way of easing the area’s infrastructure strain could be through private investment.

By Dain Sullivan , March 20, 2012

Officials wonder: Can Medora grow?

Plans for major construction, including nearly 200 guest rooms, is another reason to determine whether Medora’s infrastructure can handle growth, Mayor Doug Ellison said.

March 15, 2012

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Berg visits Dickinson

Berg visits Dickinson North Dakota Congressman Rick Berg met with Dickinson community leaders Tuesday to address housing concerns the area is facing because of an ongoing oil boom.

March 14, 2012

Can South Heart grow?

South Heart has snagged the attention of another developer, city leaders said Monday. However, they question what the city infrastructure can handle.

February 29, 2012

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Gladstone facing water issues as more people come

Gladstone leaders fear “a continual influx of people” is putting stress on the community’s water system.

By Dain Sullivan , February 04, 2012

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Natural gas transport capacity raises concerns

BISMARCK (AP) — North Dakota’s natural gas production, which has been rising in step with its booming oil output, may require more pipeline capacity to carry the fuel to markets, a state official said.

By Dale Wetzel , January 26, 2012

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$855M available for western ND

$855M available for western ND BISMARCK — North Dakota has committed $1.2 billion to address the impacts of oil and gas development in the western part of the state and help is on the way, Gov. Jack Dalrymple said Tuesday.

December 07, 2011

Oil boom: Lawmakers to make plans for the patch

Oil boom: Lawmakers to make plans for the patch Much of the clamor you’re likely to hear coming out of Bismarck the next few months will be reverberation — echoes of the continuing oil boom in western North Dakota as the 2011 Legislature tries to deal with ramifications.

By Chuck Haga and Patrick Springer , December 26, 2010

Gov. Dalrymple makes stop in oil country

With energy development continuing to impact area infrastructure, Dickinson could have a shot at a slice of $35 million in impact funds, said Gov. Jack Dalrymple during a visit to The Dickinson Press on Tuesday afternoon.

December 17, 2010

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Study: $900 million needed for oil patch roads

BISMARCK (AP) — County and township roads that bear much of the heavy truck traffic from western North Dakota’s oil industry will need more than $900 million for construction, repairs and upkeep during the next 20 years, a new study estimates.

December 11, 2010

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Ins and outs of oil

Ins and outs of oil Oil impact on area infrastructure is seen at all levels and local and state officials discussed its effect during a meeting at the Dickinson Public Library Thursday afternoon.

August 06, 2010

Hoeven won't call special legislative session

North Dakota Gov. John Hoeven will not call a special legislative session to address infrastructure in oil cities and counties.

By Teri Finneman , June 23, 2010

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