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Growing Pains can wreak a little havoc sometimes
And no, I'm not talking about the 80's sitcom with Alan Thicke. In this case, I'm talking about Areavoices. Throughout the last couple of years, we've seen tremendous growth in both the number of peo...
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I have a confession to make...I am a magazine junkie. One in particular that I absolutely love is Consumer Reports. I know, not what you expected was it? I have purchased many items based on how some...
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Harper Valley PTA
I must say that while I recognize that all things are potential fodder for newspaper coverage, I still cringe every now and then at some things. Such is the case with The Forum's call out of Wendy Mar...
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Impressed With China
Days before I left to go to China a liberal friend of mine said he was interested to see if my political views might change upon being in China. His angle was, "yeah, they're communist, but look at th...
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Putting YOU in Community
What do your school, your family, your neighborhood and your town all have in common? These are your communities. They are groups you belong to, that you are an integral part of. Even if you don&rsqu...
Posted on 6/30/10 at 10:13 AM
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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

Board: BP missed the big hazard issues in Gulf spill

HOUSTON (AP) — BP and the drilling contractor that operated the ill-fated Deepwater Horizon were so focused on worker safety they didn’t do enough to prevent major hazards, such as the 2010 rig explosion in the Gulf of Mexico that killed 11 people, federal investigators said Tuesday.

By Ramit Plushnick-Masti , July 25, 2012

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Snow buildup creates issues

FARGO — This week’s winter storms are expected to pile even more snow onto rooftops and next to houses, giving homeowners a few things to think about as winter’s march continues.

By By Mike Nowatzki , December 30, 2010

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Panel discusses psych troubles of Iraq, Afghanistan veterans

For soldiers who are injured or who witness traumatic events in combat, mental health professionals say it can be vital to their recovery that they talk with someone about the experience.

By Chuck Haga , October 22, 2010

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Senate sends property-income tax bill back

BISMARCK — Senators sent a combined property tax and income tax package back to the drawing board Tuesday, with several saying their vote was “a message to the House” that the proposed tax cuts are issues to be voted on separately.

April 28, 2009

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FLOOD WATER RISING

FLOOD WATER RISING Area rivers are overflowing and continuing to cause issues for nearby residents, especially between Grassy Butte and Watford City. The Little Missouri River rose halfway up an unoccupied trailer home, SUV and camper near Watford City Wednesday morning.

March 18, 2009

Health clinic opens doors in Dickinson

In the past, area employers have had to turn to several different entities for work-related health issues. They will no longer have to since Medcenter One Health Clinic opened in Dickinson on Monday. They took their first patients on Tuesday.

March 17, 2009

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Dorgan talks financial reform, energy with Obama

WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. Byron Dorgan, D-N.D., met with President Barack Obama and key budget advisers Friday to discuss financial reforms and energy issues under review in Congress.

March 13, 2009

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Mathern talks issues with area residents

North Dakota Democratic gubernatorial candidate state Sen. Tim Mathern spoke to the public in an effort to give them a better understanding of his stance on the issues at Dickinson’s City Hall Wednesday night.

July 17, 2008

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Dorgan discusses grazing issues

MEDORA — About a dozen area ranchers visited on a wide range of topics with Sen. Byron Dorgan, D-N.D., during an opportunity to discuss the issue of grazing, as well as the recent dry conditions throughout the area.

July 05, 2008

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Dickinson Park Board decides on back-tax issues

The Dickinson Park Board has decided to follow the city’s lead in dealing with a payroll error which led to $95,000 in unpaid taxes. The issue was discussed at Friday’s regular monthly roundtable meeting. Since the park district used the same system as the city for some of its employees, Parks and Recreation Department Director James Kramer said the park district owes a total of $12,903.32.

June 28, 2008

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The three Dickinson City Commission candidates talk issues prior to Tuesday’s election

Three candidates are vying for two open seats on the Dickinson City Commission. On Wednesday, The Press caught up with the trio – Shirley Dukart, Gene Jackson and Carson Steiner – and quizzed them on campaign issues.

June 05, 2008

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Stark County Commission candidates respond to issues before residents vote to narrow field

The final decisions regarding Stark County Commission candidates will not be made until November.

June 05, 2008

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Authorities attempt to engage public on sex offender issues

Local law enforcement officials hosted a meeting Wednesday to address issues related to sex offenders, but with just two people from the general public in attendance, questions were scarce and concerns were few.

May 01, 2008

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UND and NDSU incidents are best dealt with as campus issues

GRAND FORKS — The leader of North Dakota’s University System said Friday he was disturbed by recent reports of racially-insensitive parties and performances at UND and North Dakota State University, but said those issues are best dealt with by university administrators, not on a system-wide basis.

By Joseph Marks , March 29, 2008

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