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Finally a Mild May
The month of May finished with an average temperature of 60.8 degrees. This just missed out on being ranked in the top ten on record. In the end, May 2012 ranked as the 11th warmest since 1881. Th...
Posted on 6/3/12 at 12:22 PM
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Real Food Dinner: Bacon Wrapped Blue Cheese Dates
Hello there and thanks for joining us. Have you lost some weight? You look great!   Well I am here to kick off our virtual progressive dinner for Food Revolution Day. Okay, okay technical...
Posted on 5/17/12 at 7:03 PM
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Spring preening...
I think the seasonal ritual of spring preening is upon us. If you are not familiar with this ritual you need only look around the community as you go about your days. All around folks are dusting off ...
Posted on 4/29/11 at 10:18 PM
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Some preseason notes
These preseason notes from Thursday's News Tribune: Minnesota Duluth senior winger Cody Danberg of Canwood, Saskatchewan, will be out for about four months following knee surgery Aug. 17 to repair ...
Posted on 9/16/10 at 9:21 AM
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Wildflowers: May 25, 2010
Today I will catch up some with the wildflowers.  First the Buttercups or Caltha paulstrus that grows quite freely in wet areas here. They are also called Cowslips and Marsh Marigolds. I always ...
Posted on 5/25/10 at 5:23 AM
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Water pipeline project nears completion

After conception by a few area minds in the late ’70s and about $31 million later, rural residents in southwest North Dakota can receive treated water as a section of the Southwest Pipeline Project nears completion.

June 05, 2010

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Lawyers jail others lawyers over policy

During the 1990s, most of us thought we were living in a period of unprecedented peace and prosperity.

By Clifford May , August 28, 2009

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Fighting Islamists

Afghanis and Pakistanis both dislike the term “AfPak.” But the fact is the two nations now constitute a single front — the most “kinetic” front — in the global war being waged by militant Islamists.

By Clifford May , July 25, 2009

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American victory

The news is not that American combat troops withdrew from Iraqi cities. The news is that American combat troops withdrew from Iraqi cities in victory — rather than in defeat.

By Clifford May , July 10, 2009

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Iron Horse Saloon to have new owner

The Iron Horse Saloon in Medora is scheduled to change ownership on May 1, with Morey Bang and Brad Skachenko taking over. The pair plan to name the bar “Boots.”

April 25, 2009

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Legislators toil in confrence commitees

With its 80-day deadline looming on May 6, the North Dakota Legislature has a lot to accomplish in just a few days. Over 100 bills still remain in conference committee and local legislators say it’s time to buckle down and get the job done.

April 24, 2009

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New teacher salaries may increase nearly $4,000

Beginning in the 2009-2010 school year, new teachers hired at Dickinson Public Schools may start at $31,000, nearly $4,000 more than last year’s base salary of more than $27,000, school officials say.

April 22, 2009

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Igniting the prairie

Igniting the prairie NEAR WATFORD CITY Those driving into the valley which holds the entrance to Theodore Roosevelt National Park’s North Unit may have been worried Tuesday as smoke rose from the park.

April 21, 2009

Express views on major expressway

Citizens will have until May 7 to make their views known on a proposed four-lane highway that could run from Rapid City, S.D. to the Canadian border, passing through Bowman, Amidon and Belfield.

April 18, 2009

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Tax day rush isnt as rushed as usual

Today is tax day. A day where many Americans scramble to get their tax returns filed as the deadline looms. However, many North Dakotans can breathe a sigh of relief this year as several counties have been granted an extension due to severe weather and flooding throughout the state. The new due date for those counties issued the extension is May 15.

April 15, 2009

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Early entrance available for K-1st graders

Parents who think their children are ready to enter Kindergarten or first grade early may do so under the state’s early entrance evaluation system. Although a handful are evaluated in the area, few enter schools through that system, school officials say.

March 21, 2009

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Ice and snow melting causing big problems, potholes

Dickinson residents driving around town, since the ice and snow have started to melt, may notice a few differences since last fall when the snow started to fall.

March 14, 2009

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Recession may get rid of rampant self-esteem

Sure I’m buying “two for one” eggs in the grocery store and ignoring my retirement statements like everyone else in this crummy economy. But I’m also marveling at the benefits — yes benefits — of a serious recession.

By Betsy Hart , March 03, 2009

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Letter: Driving tips may be helpful

February 28, 2009

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Watch out, the Food and Drug Administration may give you a cold

It was a mystery that had remained unsolved throughout history, but diligent, masterful scientists have now finally figured out a likely way to cure the common cold, leaving another, difficult task for others.

By Jay Ambrose , February 22, 2009

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