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FRESH MOJO Talk to me about the roads
OK, I realize that freezing rain may be an anomaly; I am willing to bite the bullet and put in overtime scraping my windshields in a situation like we've seen in Dickinson since Thursday night. I plan...
Posted on 11/12/12 at 1:01 PM
THE NEW FORTY A 4,800 lb. force...
Two pregnant sisters were killed in a rollover accident in Eastern Montana on Friday morning. Icy conditions are believed to have played a role in the rollover. The sisters did not have their seat bel...
Posted on 11/10/12 at 5:06 PM
THE BRIDGEHUNTER'S CHRONICLES Riverside Bridge Update: The Battle over the Ownership
There is usually a problem when it comes to preserving historic bridges and that is the question of ownership and liability. Most of the time agencies and parties involved in a historic bridge in qu...
Posted on 8/6/12 at 10:27 AM
NEW PLATEAUS A Generation Back From the Dead
This is a piece about our connection to ancestors, their way of life in the Midwest, and these discoveries through one little old lady. My Aunt Olive Hendrickson was born in South Dakota and now liv...
Posted on 7/23/12 at 11:07 AM
STORM TRACKER Blow Ice
We have the traditional four seasons; summer, winter, fall and spring. We have what could be called a snow season, a thunderstorm season, a severe weather season and of course a growing season. But do...
Posted on 2/25/11 at 10:37 AM
Icy SW ND roads cause numerous accidents
Icy road conditions caused a number of accidents Friday and generally made travel difficult for motorists in western North Dakota.
By Katherine Grandstrand and Bryan Horwath , November 10, 2012
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Road repair comes with a cost: Study shows $7B needed over 20 years
BISMARCK — North Dakota’s county and township roads, which have been pounded by truck traffic amid a flourishing state economy, will cost $7 billion to maintain over the next two decades, a new study estimates.
By Dale Wetzel , September 21, 2012
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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
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Overweight, oversize trucks take toll on Oil Patch roads
BISMARCK (AP) — The number of oversize and overweight trucks using county roads and bridges in North Dakota’s Oil Patch has more than doubled in three years, and while counties are collecting millions of dollars in permit fees, officials say the money isn’t enough or even earmarked for road maintenance.
By James MacPherson , June 16, 2012
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Watch out for anhydrous
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Officials say area farmers are transporting hazardous cargo this time of year, and motorists need to be extra cautious.
April 12, 2012
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Heartland's rocky roads: Broken asphalt led to the sinking of Dickinson garbage truck
Tire tracks cut through yards in Heartland Village in south Dickinson because that’s the only way to drive a vehicle home, residents say.
March 24, 2012
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FOTB: Trooper Kent protects oil field roads
WILLISTON — Trooper Neil Kent isn’t afraid to take on the heavyweights.
Kent, stationed with the North Dakota Highway Patrol’s Williston district, spends the bulk of his time monitoring the busy truck traffic and enforcing weight restrictions.
By Amy Dalrymple , March 18, 2012
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