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Mystery Bridge 22: A truss bridge made of wood
Here's a quiz for you: How many of you had either a set of Lincoln Logs, Tinker Toys, or something similar to that, when you were a child growing up? And if so, what kinds of things did you build wi...
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Photo blog: A day at Theodore Roosevelt National Park
MEDORA, N.D. - I took a break from Oil Patch reporting on Saturday and spent the day with family in Theodore Roosevelt National Park. I didn't notice many signs of oil development while we explored...
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UND historian to lead public presenation on Teddy Roosevelt May 9
The Department of History, on behalf of the North Dakota Humanities Council, invites all to a public lecture featuring D. Jerome Tweton at 7 p.m. Monday, May 9, in the Memorial Union Lecture Bowl. A b...
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Letter: Keep park decision in hands of public

July 14, 2009

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Caught in the middle, landlocked acres for sale

Home to a sprawling 70,447-acre spread, Theodore Roosevelt National Park contains an estimated 690 acres of privately held land. The South Unit’s only privately held piece is caught in an access conflict and has been for quite some time.

By Lisa Call , June 22, 2009

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A love of the Badlands

A love of the Badlands Six years ago University of Wisconsin-Madison student Travis Tennessen took your average family vacation to the North Dakota Badlands.

May 31, 2009

Cooling down on the last day

Cooling down on the last day

May 29, 2009

Dorgan puts foot down on elk plan

If the National Park Service doesn’t use what Sen. Byron Dorgan, D-N.D., considers “common sense” in determining its elk management plan for Theodore Roosevelt National Park, he will introduce legislation to force them to.

By John Odermann , May 14, 2009

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Public invited to learn about TR Expressway

A series of public meetings over the proposed Theodore Roosevelt Expressway, a four-lane highway to begin in South Dakota and run to the Canadian border, are coming up at four locations:

May 08, 2009

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Igniting the prairie

Igniting the prairie NEAR WATFORD CITY Those driving into the valley which holds the entrance to Theodore Roosevelt National Park’s North Unit may have been worried Tuesday as smoke rose from the park.

April 21, 2009

Improving the trail

Improving the trail The Maah Daah Hey Trail, which is located in the Badlands near Medora and runs as far north as the North Unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park, will celebrate it’s 10th year with a major expansion.

April 08, 2009

Terminal revealed

Dickinson Theodore Roosevelt Regional Airport is set for a facelift in the future. Airport manager Matthew Remynse presented the Airport Authority with a preliminary drawing of the proposed expansion to the current terminal located south of Dickinson.

March 12, 2009

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Residents share input on Elk plan

Residents share input on Elk plan MEDORA — Discussion of a Theodore Roosevelt National Park issue came home Saturday when the National Park Service held the last of six public meetings on its draft Elk Management Plan and Environmental Impact Statement at the Medora Community Center.

March 01, 2009

Genuine character

Genuine character Throughout its history, the Medora Musical has had its share of colorful names for its hosts, from Prairie Dog Pattie and Buffalo Dale to Chuck Wagon Charlie.

By John Odermann , February 15, 2009

Park Service reports about 900 elk in park unit

MEDORA (AP) — A January survey has found an estimated 878 elk in the south unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park, more than twice the preferred number but not enough to change the park’s environment, park officials say.

February 04, 2009

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Park Service reports about 900 elk in park unit

MEDORA - A January survey has found an estimated 878 elk in the south unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park, more than twice the preferred number but not enough to change the park's environment, park officials say.

February 03, 2009

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Shareholder revolt needed

The first Gallup poll out on President-elect Barack Obama’s stimulus plan shows a divided country, with Republicans in a distinct minority and in opposition.

By Star Parker , January 17, 2009

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Teddy Roosevelt program canceled

Organizers with the North Dakota Cowboy Hall of Fame and the North Dakota

January 12, 2009

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