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Kindness Takes on Viral Nature
Everyone makes the choices they make for a reason. You work at your job because you either love it or you need to get paid. You commit random acts of kindness because you want to make the world a bet...
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Arizona Tragedy
My wife Cindy and I spent last week in Arizona celebrating a late family Christmas with our kids and grandkids. The weather was great with highs in the 60s and void of anything we would consider a win...
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Column: It’s up to you to preserve the stories of your family
This column was originally published Dec. 23, 2010, in The Jamestown Sun. This weekend, families across much of the world will come together to celebrate the holidays. Theyll share much over the ho...
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Where’s the common sense?

Great news, Bison fans! There is absolutely no reason to remove 10 North Dakota State University football players from their No. 1-ranked team simply because they committed election fraud and put in jeopardy two constitutional amendments.

By Klark Byrd , October 06, 2012

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Editorial: Borscht 'beets' knefla every time

An oil boom of this nature brings plenty of negative with it, as hundreds of newbies head to western North Dakota for work. Let’s lighten it up.

September 30, 2012

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North Dakota, the land of opportunity

Back in the early days of economic development — the 1950s and 1960s — our official state motto was “North Dakota — Land of Opportunity.”

By Lloyd Omdahl , September 30, 2012

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Dickinson parents’ input appreciated

School accreditation is a voluntary method of quality assurance developed more than 100 years ago and is primarily designed to distinguish schools adhering to a set of educational standards.

By Doug Sullivan , September 29, 2012

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Expectations for replacement officials were too high

Expectations for replacement officials were too high A majority of my Sunday’s are spent watching football and sitting on Twitter.

By Royal McGregor , September 27, 2012

Leier: Deer numbers are down, applicants also down

Leier: Deer numbers are down, applicants also down As a game warden and then an outreach biologist serving North Dakota’s most populated county and two of the five largest cities over the past 15 years, fall hunting seasons keep me hopping. From answering questions and taking care of licensing issues, especially as deer season approaches, I sometimes feel like an accountant during tax season.

By Doug Leier , September 27, 2012

Trying to survive Highway 85

People who look for adventure often go hang gliding, parachuting, deep sea fishing, deep sea diving or they ride bucking horses; which are a lot of dull pursuits compared to darting up Oil P

By Kevin Holten , September 26, 2012

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Empower States Act ensures development, environmental stewardship

The Dickinson Press ran an editorial Sunday discussing the Empower States Act, which I introduced last week in the U.S. Senate. I appreciate this opportunity to provide Press readers with additional details about the bill.

By Sen. John Hoeven , September 26, 2012

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Public officials should not play favorites

Western North Dakota is on fire, folks, and unfortunately I mean that literally. With 6,000 acres up in smoke in the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation and Killdeer’s burned-up pumper truck sitting in a scorched field, it’s safe to say that things are getting more than a little dangerous out there.

By Klark Byrd , September 25, 2012

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The brevity of it all

I have a horse named Zip and I think I need to change the name because every time I hear it, it reminds me of how fast my life is “zipping” by. Or maybe it’s just me. Perhaps I’ve hit a phase in life and don’t realize that everyone else is letting their life run away from them too, so what’s the big deal?

By Kevin Holten , September 19, 2012

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Millions spent on ND road projects

Greetings from your District 36 senator. The Legislative Transportation Committee met last month in Bismarck. We received an update from Francis Ziegler, North Dakota Department of Transportation director.

By By George Nodland , September 15, 2012

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Editorial: Slow down Dickinson

News of a fatal crash in Dickinson city limits Thursday morning came as a shock.

September 15, 2012

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Monke: Are we ready for openly gay male professional athletes?

The moment Jamie Kuntz was dismissed from the North Dakota State College of Science football team, the double standard that exists in the world of sports became all too clear.

By Dustin Monke , September 13, 2012

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North Dakota prime for outdoors

North Dakota prime for outdoors I’ve written extensively on the rich diversity of natural resources that make North Dakota a great place to live if you like the outdoors, or even if you don’t.

By Doug Leier , September 13, 2012

Poles can make a difference

I wonder who invented the first pole. Were they Polish? Whoever it was, I do know that we’d be hard pressed to live in this world without them, given all that they’ve done for us.

By Kevin Holten , September 12, 2012

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