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We may be easy, but we are not cheap.
I have expressed my concerns about the North Dakota oil patch before. My fearhas been, and continues to be, that the North Dakota we know and love is for sale. There is no going back now though - the ...
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North Dakota SUNRISE receives National Science Foundation OK for UND research site
The University of North Dakota, in collaboration with several other universities, recently got approval from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to expand the Center for Integration of Composites in...
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Dickinson officials look at infrastructure projects

It’s cleaning day. You’re sitting on the floor of a messy house, surveying chores to be done, not knowing where to begin or what project to start first as you try to set up a plan to make the house a neat and tidy home.

By Katherine Grandstrand , May 23, 2013

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ND House adopts $1.1B bill for Oil Patch infrastructure

BISMARCK — Rep. Bob Skarphol said late Wednesday a bill to provide $1.1 billion to western North Dakota communities will deliver ample funding to address infrastructure and other needs, but will not provide the long-term help the bill was intended to do.

By TJ Jerke , May 02, 2013

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Dems create plan to restore funding for oil-impacted areas

BISMARCK — Democratic lawmakers have proposed a plan to restore infrastructure funding to oil-impacted counties after a Senate committee stripped a bill of nearly $300 million mainly designated for western North Dakota.

By TJ Jerke , April 12, 2013

Dems create plan to restore funding for oil-impacted areas

BISMARCK — Democratic lawmakers have proposed a plan to restore infrastructure funding to oil-impacted counties after a Senate committee stripped a bill of nearly $300 million mainly designated for western North Dakota.

By TJ Jerke , April 11, 2013

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At half-time, where GOP sees progress, Dems see problems

BISMARCK — As the Legislature headed into a mid-session break, House Majority Leader Al Carlson highlighted progress on property tax relief, infrastructure and setting aside money for a rainy day.

By TJ Jerke , March 02, 2013

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Dickinson officials lobby to stay out of debt

BISMARCK — An additional 22,000 people are expected to settle in Dickinson over the next seven years, further stretching the city’s infrastructure as it struggles to keep up with water supply, wastewater and other issues.

By TJ Jerke , January 31, 2013

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Water in, water out: Millions of dollars are needed to upgrade Dickinson's H20, sewer systems

Water in, water out: Millions of dollars are needed to upgrade Dickinson's H20, sewer systems Dickinson will need to spend millions of dollars in the next few years to upgrade its water and sewer systems to support projected growth in the city.

By Katherine Grandstrand , January 06, 2013

Dickinson may need $178M to complete more than 40 projects

To support the planned residential and commercial growth coming to Dickinson, the city may need about $178 million in the next biennium to complete more than 40 projects.

By Katherine Grandstrand , December 28, 2012

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Sundance developers infrastructure warranty required in agreement by Dickinson officials

In an effort to save Dickinson and its taxpayers money, city officials added a clause to a planned unit development agreement obliging the developer to warranty two subdivisions’ infrastructure for five years once they’re turned over to the city.

By Katherine Grandstrand , November 29, 2012

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Dodge roads fall victim to time: City working on infrastructure plan

Time has taken its toll on the streets of Dodge. The pavement was chipped, cracked and sealed several times, but now it’s time the city looks at undertaking some real work on the city’s streets, said Mayor Leonard Strifle.

By Betsy Simon , November 23, 2012

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Dickinson infrastructure must grow: Planning project suggests it will take millions to help city keep up with population growth

The “Roadmap to the Future” is almost complete. The year-plus planning project conducted by Kadrmas, Lee and Jackson on behalf of the city of Dickinson will wrap up next month and is expected to be approved in January.

By Katherine Grandstrand , October 26, 2012

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Gubernatorial Debate: Candidates square off on oil boom challenges

Gubernatorial Debate: Candidates square off on oil boom challenges FARGO — The candidates in the North Dakota governor’s race clashed in a debate Friday over their differing approaches to dealing with challenges brought by the oil boom.

By Patrick Springer , October 06, 2012

Ag industry facing challenges: Roads, surface rights important issues

Ag industry facing challenges: Roads, surface rights important issues As the fall elections draw near, southwest North Dakota has many issues it must face. The agricultural industry is booming, just like the oil industry, and its challenges are also developing.

By Katherine Grandstrand , August 04, 2012

Updated energy policy emphasizes infrastructure

Updated energy policy emphasizes infrastructure BISMARCK — An updated version of the state’s energy policy emphasizes the need to invest in infrastructure, conduct more research and development, expand energy education and collaborate more with federal regulators.

July 27, 2012

Dunn County calls for crew camp moratorium

A crew camp moratorium will be in place in Dunn Center until the city can better review its housing situation.

By Betsy Simon , July 07, 2012

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