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Growing population strains Dickinson's emergency services

Emergency services are feeling the strain of population growth in Dickinson. The Dickinson Fire Department and the Dickinson Police Department have each seen a steady increase in calls over the past five years — the years Dickinson has been affected by the latest oil boom.

By Katherine Grandstrand , March 22, 2013

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Law & Order: Taxpayers foot the bill for crime

Law & Order: Taxpayers foot the bill for crime Whether or not “crime doesn’t pay,” someone has to pay for crime.

By Katherine Grandstrand , February 10, 2013

3 arrested by tactical team in Dickinson

The Dickinson Police Department tactical team deployed Thursday night as officials worried about the danger related to a call, Capt. Joe Cianni said.

December 29, 2012

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Dickinson police: Were you swindled?: DPD seeks information in case against Cynthia Ell of Dickinson

Dickinson police: Were you swindled?: DPD seeks information in case against Cynthia Ell of Dickinson Did Cynthia Ell swindle you? If so, the Dickinson Police Department would like to hear from you, as they allege the 38-year-old Dickinson woman may have collected more than $166,000 fraudulently from a Billings County man.

By Katherine Grandstrand , December 05, 2012

Dickinson police visit Gingerbread House

Dickinson police visit Gingerbread House Police officer Steve Mattson visits with the children of Gingerbread House day care Wednesday morning.

By Linda Sailer , September 06, 2012

Dickinson officials: Proper trash disposal important

Addressing trash collection concerns brought up at a previous meeting, the Dickinson City Commission on Tuesday said residents need to dispose of their waste properly.

By Katherine Grandstrand , September 05, 2012

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Oil Patch problem: Prostitution; From Williston to Dickinson, authorities see increase in criminal act

As more single and detached men come to western North Dakota for work, officials are on the lookout for the ladies who might help relieve them of their money.

By Katherine Grandstrand , August 03, 2012

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Dial 911 for emergencies only: Non-emergency numbers available to public

Residents forgetting they left their garage door open, a man in a van yelling at skateboarders or a granddaughter coming home late from a movie are some of the calls the Dickinson Police Department have gotten in recent weeks and they don’t mind responding to them.

By Katherine Grandstrand , July 29, 2012

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DPD arrests alleged prostitute

DPD arrests alleged prostitute A 21-year-old woman was arrested for prostitution early Friday morning by the Dickinson Police Department, Sgt. Dan Brown said.

By The Press Staff , July 21, 2012

1 dead in Billings County shooting

The Billings County state’s attorney released information Friday about a shooting with law enforcement that left one person dead earlier this week.

By Betsy Simon , July 07, 2012

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Update: Billings County sheriff says Tuesday incident north of Belfield under control

A Tuesday incident seven miles north of Belfield is under control, but the Billings County Sheriff’s Department will not release much information about what happened over a 12-hour period.

July 05, 2012

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Sex offenders and the oil boom: Housing situation makes tracking registrants difficult, not impossible

When sex offenders cross state lines into North Dakota, they’re tracked by law enforcement — even those in the atypical housing situation that’s common in Dickinson.

By Betsy Simon , July 01, 2012

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Spitting on an officer nets a felony charge; Dickinson police: Incidents are increasing but still rare

It might happen in a fit of rage and seem like a disrespectful but harmless way to show distaste, but spitting on a police or correctional officer carries jail time and a hefty fine, officials said.

By Katherine Grandstrand , June 28, 2012

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Clothes fire closes store: No injuries in small blaze at JCPenney

Clothes fire closes store: No injuries in small blaze at JCPenney “The best team ever,” is how JCPenney manager Doug Erickson described employees while standing near the entrance of the store Friday, as smoke fumed out the doors.

June 16, 2012

Vigil planned in Bismarck for missing man

A candlelight vigil is planned tonight in Bismarck to celebrate the 31st birthday of a man who vanished north of Dickinson more than two weeks ago.

June 09, 2012

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