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Lifetime Legacy Post Humous: Howard Newlon Jr.
This year's Ammann Awards received many entries, more than last year. However one of the awards that is of importance is the Lifetime Legacy Awards, given to person(s) who devoted a large amount of ...
Posted on 12/23/12 at 10:33 AM
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Stars fall on Alabama, meteorite hunters find them in a flash
It's been 58 years since the last witnessed meteorite fell from Alabama skies. That one made a big impression. It was the first confirmed extraterrestrial object to injure a human being. On November...
Posted on 11/6/12 at 11:06 AM
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SMHS awarded $1.65 million grant to serve as state’s cancer sentinel
The University of North Dakota School of Medicine and Health Sciences, in collaboration with the North Dakota Department of Health, has been awarded a five-year, $1.65 million grant from the Centers...
Posted on 7/17/12 at 4:41 PM
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Authenticity...
I recognize that there is a fine line between being perceived aspassionateor fanatical about something. I likewise recognize that the fine line is not necessarily in the same place for everyone. What ...
Posted on 10/21/11 at 9:50 AM
http://media.fccinteractive.com/voices/529/50/50/ RINK AND RUN
80,000-plus at Michigan Stadium
      This is more than a week old, but the response to the Michigan versus Michigan State outdoor game Dec. 11 at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor has been huge. General ticket ...
Posted on 4/28/10 at 10:51 AM
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ND could be ‘FrackNation’: Director scouts sites for her next film on fracking

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

Time to prepare for long life ahead

July 02, 2010

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Obama's in trouble and so are we

President Obama is in trouble. So are we. When the president vows to keep a campaign promise by insisting on health care insurance for all and makes millions of people furious, including many Democrats, you know he has confused us.

By Ann McFeatters , September 07, 2009

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No end in sight to mess

At a recent town hall meeting, widely shown on cable TV, a nearly hysterical, sobbing woman was saying that her insurance company had denied home health care for her bedridden husband.

By Ann McFeatters , August 30, 2009

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CIA outsourced for killers

Following reports the CIA hired private spies to be assassins, former U.S. intelligence officials are defending the use of contractors, estimating one out of three intelligence workers is on contract.

By Ann McFeatters , August 23, 2009

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August 20, 2009

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Lynch-mob mentality stires health-care debate

WASHINGTON — Americans at county fairs are friendly and nice. Americans at family reunions are fabulous. Americans at town hall meetings? Not so great.

By Ann McFeatters , August 16, 2009

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What we should tell Congress

So our lawmakers, exhausted from weeks of bickering, are headed home for their annual August recess to take the country’s pulse at town meetings,

By Ann McFeatters , August 09, 2009

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Why so many conspiracy theories?

WASHINGTON — “Hey, we’re makin’ history here, we’re makin’ real history here,” said a legislator talking about Congress

By Ann McFeatters , August 02, 2009

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Obama must come up with health care solution

Oh dear. After President Obama’s news conference on health care/health insurance reform, I am more

By Ann McFeatters , July 26, 2009

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Society of secrets

Just when you think you know what’s going on in Washington under President Obama’s new open-government policy, you find out the place is still riddled with secrets.

By Ann McFeatters , July 21, 2009

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What's up with North Korea?

How ironic it is that of the 195 countries in the world, North Korea is still thoroughly vexing us more than half a century after we fought a war there.

By Ann McFeatters , July 12, 2009

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Sotomayor could provide civics lesson

Half of the states in the United States no longer require high school graduates to have a basic knowledge of civics. One of every three Americans is unable to name the three branches of government.

By Ann McFeatters , July 05, 2009

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Straying-politician template needed

WASHINGTON — Really, there should be a template for politicians who hold press conferences to confess to sexual dalliances.

By Ann McFeatters , June 28, 2009

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It's easier to read history than to live it

WASHINGTON — When former President George W. Bush figures it’s safe to pile on President Obama, you know the people are restless.

By Ann McFeatters , June 21, 2009

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