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THE NEW FORTY I crack myself up...
To wrap up my second week in the new year I have a second self love recognition to share(in line with my 2012"resolution")- I love that I can crack myself up. My sense of humor, for better or worse, i...
Posted on 1/14/12 at 1:53 PM
Dunn County residents submit petition to put governor before grand jury
WILLISTON — Residents of Dunn County want a grand jury to decide if campaign contributions Gov. Jack Dalrymple accepted from the oil industry may be considered bribery.
By By Amy Dalrymple , October 31, 2012
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Poll: Majority favors ND animal cruelty law
GRAND FORKS — Despite opposition by a coalition of groups that say the North Dakota Legislature should take the lead in toughening state laws against animal cruelty, a clear majority of voters appear to favor an initiated measure that would make malicious abuse of dogs, cats and horses a felony.
By Chuck Haga , October 27, 2012
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Oil exec in Stark County Court for frack water disposal practices
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Oil executive Nathan Garber made an initial appearance at the Stark County Courthouse in Dickinson on Wednesday on charges that he illegally threatened area drinking water with his company’s hydraulic fracturing, or “fracking,” waste disposal practices.
By Bryan Horwath , September 20, 2012
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Dickinson man pleads not guilty to attempted murder
A Dickinson man accused of attempted murder pleaded not guilty Monday to three felony counts during a preliminary hearing in the Stark County Courthouse.
By Betsy Simon , August 28, 2012
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Two Dickinson men face assault charges
Two Dickinson men accused of assaulting family members in separate incidences could be released from the Southwest Multi-County Correction Center if they meet terms set Friday at bond hearings at the Stark County Courthouse.
By Betsy Simon , August 25, 2012
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Initiative would make animal cruelty a felony
BISMARCK (AP) — North Dakota has one of the nation’s weakest laws against animal cruelty, activists said while submitting a citizen initiative Tuesday that would make it a felony to severely mistreat a cat, dog or horse.
By Dale Wetzel , August 08, 2012
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