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I Survived a Chinese Hospital
This wasn't a post I was anticipating, but hey I got sick. Walking to the hospital, though, here's what I did anticipate: less than ideal conditions, less than ideal physicians, and plenty of paper...
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Doc around the clock
If you've ever spent a weekend in the hospital, you couldn't fail to notice how quiet it was. No surgeries, other than those that are urgent. Fewer tests being scheduled. Fewer staff in the building...
Posted on 10/8/10 at 3:58 PM
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The price of prom: Tradition now more expensive than ever

The price of prom: Tradition now more expensive than ever FARGO — Judy Gefroh had a few rules when her daughter, Kaitlyn Gefroh, was picking out a prom dress — no cutouts, nothing see-through or too low cut, and it couldn’t cost much more than $500.

By Anna G. Larson , April 25, 2013

Improper bedrooms: Dickinson Fire Department finds people sleeping in shops

To skirt the high cost of housing in the Oil Patch, some Dickinson companies have resorted to stashing employees in make-shift bedrooms next to trucks, Dickinson Fire Chief Bob Sivak reported Tuesday.

By Katherine Grandstrand , April 17, 2013

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ND AG wants fund for abortion fight

BISMARCK — North Dakota lawmakers began building a war chest Wednesday to defend against any lawsuits that arise from new state laws imposing the nation’s toughest abortion restrictions.

By James MacPherson , April 11, 2013

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Better bang for the buck in North Dakota, Minnesota for higher ed

GRAND FORKS — The cost of attending colleges and universities in eastern North Dakota and northwest Minnesota are still mostly on the low end compared to similar institutions nationwide, according to the U.S. Department of Education’s new online “college scorecard.”

By Jennifer Johnson , April 05, 2013

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Law & Order: Hundreds of thousands spent in court costs

Law & Order: Hundreds of thousands spent in court costs The court system delivers justice but it does not deliver a windfall payday.

By Katherine Grandstrand , February 10, 2013

Don't touch that thermostat: Warm winter forecast, low natural gas prices expected to help keep heating costs down

Don't touch that thermostat: Warm winter forecast, low natural gas prices expected to help keep heating costs down A mild winter last year treated area homeowners to what amounted to a discount on heating costs and the coming winter could bring more of the same.

By Bryan Horwath , September 29, 2012

ND Blues reduce spiraling costs: State's medical inflation reduced by nearly half

FARGO — Check out these health system vital signs: Fewer hospital admissions. Emergency room visits down significantly. Better diabetes control and coronary artery disease management.

By Patrick Springer , September 23, 2012

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Watch: A do-nothing Congress exacts high costs

For many, there is little concern about the current do-nothing Congress; they figure at least it’s not doing harm. But there is another way to look at the inability of this Congress to do anything of consequence.

By Ann McFeatters , July 15, 2012

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New England's Dakota Women's Correctional Rehabilitation Center: Part III: Rehab, at a cost

New England's Dakota Women's Correctional Rehabilitation Center: Part III: Rehab, at a cost NEW ENGLAND — The Dakota Women’s Correctional Rehabilitation Center, a 126-bed prison established in 2003, operates on an annual budget of about $4.39 million, officials say.

April 21, 2012

Housing tough to come by in Dickinson

With apartments filling up and some people living in hotels, finding a place to live in Dickinson can be a challenge.

January 08, 2009

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Natural gas costs may reach records this winter, commissioners warn

BISMARCK — North Dakotans heating with natural and propane gas could be in for record costs this coming winter, state officials warned Wednesday. “What’s happening in natural gas prices this summer is truly frightening,” said Public Service Commissioner Tony Clark after the commission took official notice of fuel cost increases that three utilities will be passing on to their customers with this or next month’s bills.

July 17, 2008

Watch consumers’ response to food costs, executive says

FARGO — U.S. farmers need to monitor how consumers respond to rising food prices, the leader of one of America’s most prominent cooperatives says.

By Jonathan Knutson , April 03, 2008

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Economists clash over greenhouse gas reduction costs

FARGO — The debate over how to control greenhouse gases warmed up in Fargo-Moorhead Tuesday as manufacturing and environmental interests clashed over predictions of the economic fallout.

By Patrick Springer , March 19, 2008

Lawmakers juggle costs of new or remodeled prison

BISMARCK — Remodeling the current State Penitentiary to hold 1,000 inmates would cost $32 million to $45 million less than building a new penitentiary from scratch, but the cost of operating the remodeled prison would cost about $33 million more over 20 years.

February 20, 2008

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