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Editorial: Stark County Sheriff’s office investigations a black eye for western ND

Nobody is above the law.

April 01, 2012

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Editorial: Quite a feat fighting Dickinson-area fires

Heading along Interstate 94 Wednesday was tricky for travelers as thick smoke poured across the area.

March 25, 2012

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Editorial: Singled-out payments for Stark County Sheriff Office patrols not ideal

Stark County’s decision to charge $2 per resident per month for law enforcement in cities that don’t have police departments is not a fitting arrangement.

March 18, 2012

Editorial: South Heart on right track

There is a lot going on in South Heart and city leaders seem to be holding their ground.

March 11, 2012

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Editorial: Dickinson newspaper to take in unwanted paper

It’s surprising a city of Dickinson’s size has such limited recycling options when other smaller towns in the area surpass Dickinson’s efforts. There are people in the community interested in recycling, some driving to Bismarck with their recyclable materials.

March 04, 2012

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Editorial: Series takes deep look into 'Living With Water'

On Sunday, Forum Communications Co. newspapers published the final section of the company’s ambitious five-volume “Living with Water” project.

By Forum Communications Co. , February 28, 2012

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Editorial: Get going on a Stark County fairgrounds

Like a Ferris wheel, a fairgrounds project keeps going round and round. It’s become dizzying.

February 26, 2012

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Editorial: President has power to prevail at DSU

Congratulations to D.C. Coston on his new role as permanent president of Dickinson State University.

January 22, 2012

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Editorial: ND responsible for...where the deer and the antelope play

As with most everything coming out of the western North Dakota oil boom, there were not sufficient plans created in anticipation of what could be. Now what could be has turned into what is. This has caused a sense of scrambling and of trying to keep up.

January 15, 2012

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Editorial: Southwest North Dakota continues to change, makes big-city life seem not so big

When did Dickinson take on such Minneapolisesque? A lot has changed in Minneapolis in two years. The pace of the city that used to seem so frenzied was no big deal during recent trips there.

January 08, 2012

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Oil Patch: An economic disaster area?

GRAND FORKS — Reflecting a growing concern about the pace and scope of western North Dakota’s oil boom, a weekly newspaper editor in northwestern North Dakota recently appealed for the state to declare the region “an economic disaster area” because of the burgeoning oil industry.

By Chuck Haga , January 07, 2012

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Editorial: Extra Extra! Read all about it in The Dickinson Press

‘Tis the new year and a time many people commit to fresh starts in finances, restoring bonds in relationships and a big one — improving health.

January 01, 2012

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Editorial: Solemn reminders of strength

Many Americans go to work every day with the expectation of coming home at a reasonable hour, eating supper, lounging around and sinking into a warm bed when their eyelids grow heavy. They get up in the morning and do just about the same things, most days.

December 16, 2011

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Editorial: Dickinson campgrounds should not top city 'to do' list

Either companies stop drilling for oil in this section of North Dakota, thus putting a halt to all that goes along with that — from keeping businesses vibrant, unemployment low, to building of homes and hotels — or we become more accommodating.

December 11, 2011

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Editorial: Much could be done with $2.4 million set aside for planning — now

Western North Dakota now has an extra $2.4 million to help plan. Think of this: Millions to help fund a series of local meetings to get public input, create local and regional strategic plans, look at municipal infrastructure needs and identify the best practices for planning policy in oil country. The money will also be used to pay the salaries of planners hired to help with this effort.

November 29, 2011

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