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UND NEWS UND Observatory to host public viewing of rare celestial event
The University of North Dakota Observatory will host a special public viewing of the transit of Venus, a rare celestial event that will be clearly visible in our region (weather permitting). The publ...
Posted on 5/24/12 at 11:57 AM
STORM TRACKER When Will the Streak End?
A year ago, Fargo Moorhead had yet to hit 80 degrees. That would come on Memorial Day which was on May 30th last year. May 2011 would be our 6th straight month with below average temperatures with a...
Posted on 5/24/12 at 10:19 AM
STAFF BLOG THE N.D. CAPITOL AND BEYOND Dalrymple campaign launches TV ad
BISMARCK--You've seen the ads for Rick Berg and Heidi Heitkamp. Next up: Jack Dalrymple. In a 60-second campaign ad for governor, Dalrymple highlights that North Dakota is at a unique time in its hi...
Posted on 5/22/12 at 8:26 AM
FLICKERTALES FROM THE HILL Cramer, Kalk pleased with Forum poll results on U.S. House contest
Questioning methodology, Gulleson says results "deeply flawed" Copyright 2012 Forum Communications Co. FARGO The top three candidates vying for North Dakotas U.S. House seat offered mixed revie...
Posted on 5/18/12 at 11:03 AM
NORTH DAKOTA OUTDOORS AND BEYOND more on CWD in North Dakota
The 2012 proclamation establishing guidelines for transporting deer, elk and moose carcasses and carcass parts into and within North Dakota is now in effect as a precaution against the possible spread...
Posted on 5/15/12 at 9:21 AM
Early planting continues despite cool, wet weather 
GRAND FORKS — Despite the cool, wet weather last week, farmers got lots of acres planted to small grains and sugar beets in North Dakota and Minnesota, keeping well ahead of average spring seeding schedules.
By Stephen J. Lee , April 18, 2012
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Dickinson gets $1.5M energy grant: Funds slated for new police, fire departments home
A grant of $1.5 million could help the Dickinson Police Department and Dickinson Fire Department find a new home, officials said Friday.
By April Baumgarten , April 14, 2012
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Lawsuit on property tax measure to be appealed
BISMARCK (AP) — Supporters of abolishing North Dakota’s property taxes said Friday they hoped the state Supreme Court would quickly review a judge’s dismissal of their lawsuit.
By Dale Wetzel , April 14, 2012
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ND could be ‘FrackNation’: Director scouts sites for her next film on fracking
WILLISTON — The filmmaker of the upcoming documentary “FrackNation” wrapped up her visit to North Dakota on Friday and said she may feature the state in her film.
By Amy Dalrymple , April 14, 2012
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Underground nukes go undisturbed by ND oil drilling
BISMARCK (AP) — Intense oil drilling that’s honeycombing western North Dakota has not disturbed nuclear-tipped missiles buried beneath much of the same real estate that companies are targeting for crude, the military said.
By James MacPherson , April 13, 2012
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Largest Internet service network in North America built in North Dakota
JAMESTOWN (AP) — It took about 10 years for two North Dakota telecom cooperatives to plan and build a 10,000-square mile broadband network billed as the largest fiber-optic Internet service in North America.
By Dave Kolpack , April 12, 2012
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Jacobson withdraws from school superintendent race
BISMARCK (AP) — A candidate for North Dakota school superintendent abruptly withdrew from the race Wednesday, saying he had changed his mind for personal reasons and because a state GOP official strongly discouraged him from running.
By Dale Wetzel , April 12, 2012
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Oil boom increasing work for parole officers
BISMARCK (AP) — Parole and probation officers are increasingly overwhelmed with workloads as North Dakota’s population rises and more ex-convicts flock to the state in search of a good economy, a job and a fresh start.
By James MacPherson , April 12, 2012
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PSC candidate says he'll refuse industry money
BISMARCK (AP) — The Democratic candidate for North Dakota’s Public Service Commission said Wednesday he will refuse campaign donations from companies the agency regulates, as well as executives who work for the businesses themselves.
By Dale Wetzel , April 12, 2012
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Otter Tail seeks rate boost for plant upgrade
PIERRE, S.D. (AP) — Otter Tail Power Co. has asked South Dakota regulators for a rate increase to help pay for a $490 million environmental upgrade at the Big Stone Power plant on the South Dakota-Minnesota border.
By Chet Brokaw , April 11, 2012
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District 36 Dems endorse Bev Berger for the House
The District 36 Democratic Party has filled its slate for state legislative candidates, officials announced Monday.
By April Baumgarten , April 11, 2012
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Senator: Devils Lake close to stability
FARGO (AP) — The flood fight continues on a northeastern North Dakota lake that has been described as a slow-growing monster, but one of the state’s U.S. senators said a series of remedies are making a difference.
April 07, 2012
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Santorum delegate plan hits wall in ND
BISMARCK (AP) — Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum’s plan to use state conventions to pull support from Mitt Romney has stalled in North Dakota, where Romney has the largest group of backers among the state’s delegates to the party’s national convention.
By Dale Wetzel , April 07, 2012
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How much can the Oil Patch give? Geological Survey assesses Bakken, Three Forks in ND, Mont
One question on the minds of energy enthusiast is how much oil and gas the Oil Patch is going to produce. The U.S. Geological Survey plans to have a new estimate and answers in the fall of 2013, officials said.
By April Baumgarten , April 07, 2012
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VIDEO: Living History Museum at N.D. State Capitol
By Teri Finneman , April 06, 2012
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