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Community Alcohol Abuse Prevention Presentation/Conversation set for Monday, April 29
Grand Forks area residents are invited to attend an alcohol abuse prevention presentation and open forum by nationally renowned experts Linda Major and Jason Kilmer, at 7 p.m., Monday, April 29, in th...
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Mary Adkins Shares Her Story of addiction and recovery Thursday January 31, 2013 6:308:00 PM Location: Lewis & Clark Elementary School, Grand Forks Sponsored by GF Parent Information Center The G...
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Until being strong is your only choice...
When I read the stories of victims and the families of victims that are raising their voices to bring greater awareness to the cost of drinking and driving I am humbled by their strength. I don't thin...
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Will the mental health stigma ever end?
My calendar today says it's Aug. 8, 2012. That's more than a decade into the 21st century. So why does it still often feel we're back in the Dark Ages when it comes to mental health? The latest evide...
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UPDATED: It's almost like prohibition is slowly returning to Minnesota
It looks like a new unseen consequence of Minnesota's government shutdown has appeared: many bars, restaurants and stores across the state are running out of alcohol. According to the Minneapolis Sta...
Posted on 7/13/11 at 2:30 PM
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88 percent of businesses comply with alcohol compliance checks

The North Dakota Department of Human Services’ Division of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services in conjunction with law enforcement agencies continued efforts to conduct alcohol compliance checks.

By The Press Staff , May 07, 2013

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North Dakota culture, alcohol mixes easily

North Dakota culture, alcohol mixes easily North Dakotans love their beer. A 2012 study by the Beer Institute ranked the state the nation’s No. 2 consumer of beer, falling only behind New Hampshire. Imbibing patrons at Player’s Sports Bar and Grill in Dickinson tend to choose beer over other drinks, said general manager Wayne Rau.

By Katherine Grandstrand , April 26, 2013

A culture of DUI: Alcohol crash deaths down in US, up in ND

On a typical Friday night in North Dakota, hundreds of people will drive drunk. About once a week, one of them will crash and cause an injury. About once a month, one of them will kill someone.

By Marino Eccher , October 05, 2012

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Dickinson police: Reports of fighting up

Fights, particularly those in or near bars, are becoming more commonplace in Dickinson as the population increases with an oil boom.

By Katherine Grandstrand , August 28, 2012

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Dickinson crew camp housing ordinance passes, changes made before vote, alcohol allowed with owner’s approval

Dickinson commissioners worked out the kinks to crew camp rules during Monday’s meeting at City Hall and in good time as a Louisiana company has recently inquired about bringing in a 400 to 1,000-unit man camp. City Commission members approved an ordinance which empowers the city to set conditions and revoke the permit if the owner doesn’t meet requirements, City Attorney Matt Kolling said.

August 03, 2011

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Officials: sobriety program a success

24/7 sobriety program stats 564 tests since August 558 passed test 6 failed tests 2 people failed twice 14 participants since August 12 people on the program as of Friday Statistics provided by Stark County Sheriff’s Office

January 30, 2011

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State releases alcohol checks

An average of 91 percent of businesses in North Dakota passed alcohol compliance checks in the last two years, but checks in Dickinson are becoming less frequent.

January 21, 2011

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Bill sponsor says it isn’t ‘to ban tailgating’

Bill sponsor says it isn’t ‘to ban tailgating’ BISMARCK — Chuck Damschen didn’t expect to win any popularity points when he proposed banning alcohol at North Dakota collegiate athletic events, but the Republican state representative from Hampden said he’s been surprised by the rancor he’s stirred up in the public.

By Tu-Uyen Tran , January 19, 2011

Alcohol ban proposed at ND college sports events

FARGO — A proposal in the North Dakota House would ban drinking and alcohol possession at college sporting events if someone younger than 18 is attending.

By Dave Kolpack , January 15, 2011

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24/7 program provides daily alcohol monitoring

A program to be implemented in the southwest region of the state Aug. 1 will have those caught drinking and driving submit to constant monitoring. Officers from the eight southwest counties finish training for the change in procedures today.

June 30, 2010

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Liquor licenses could grow with population

With a growing population, the city of Dickinson could grant additional liquor licenses, but figuring out who is entitled to them is proving to be a tricky process.

June 24, 2010

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Dickinson businesses pass alcohol compliance checks

All 26 alcohol-serving establishments in Dickinson passed compliance checks last week, Dickinson Police Senior Patrol Officer Ron Van Doorne said.

December 20, 2009

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DSU president can authorize alcohol sales at BAC events

The State Board of Higher Education approved an amendment to its alcohol policy permitting alcohol at “special events” at the Badlands Activity Center, Thursday afternoon.

December 18, 2009

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Collaboration fosters alcohol awareness

Collaboration fosters alcohol awareness In an area prevalent with binge-drinking, a group of Dickinson State University students is aiming to inspire responsible decision-making through an application of art and dance and this year, a dash of modern media.

September 08, 2009

France moves to ban sale of alcohol to minors

PARIS (AP) — French lawmakers have approved an amendment that would raise the minimum age for buying alcohol in a country long known for its relaxed attitude toward drinking.

March 09, 2009

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