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June Arietids - the invisible meteor shower you just might see
I've never seen an Arietid meteor and chances are you haven't either. Peaking on June 7-8, the Arietid (AIR-ee-uh-tid) meteor shower is one of the strongest of the year with a maximum rate of 50-80 ...
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A couple weeks ago many of you read my take on the Trayvon Martin tragedy. Well, Minnesota Public Radio enjoyed it and featured it on their site today: ) Check it out: http://minnesota.publicradio.or...
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the spider podium?
The spider podium sounds like some kind of trap which an outdoors guy would use to lure and secure the next quarry. A sticky-web device which won't let go of the target. It's not quite that...but it's...
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If you are one of the folks who regularly listen to my weekly radio dialogue with Bruce Kelly on Wednesdays at 7:10 AM onAM1100 you know that most of our time together is spent with me laughing. Bru...
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More blog posts about radio

Dunn County emergency radio transition nearly complete

MANNING — Dunn County Emergency Management is in the final stages of transitioning to state radio, which will help it handle a growing number of emergency calls.

By Betsy Simon , November 22, 2012

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Stark County Sheriff: Sheriff: Department needs $150K to replace radios

Stark County Sheriff: Sheriff: Department needs $150K to replace radios Because of an almost 10-year-old purchase mistake, Stark County Sheriff Clarence Tuhy said he needs $150,000 to replace obsolete portable and vehicle radios for his employees.

March 07, 2012

Radio tower collapses as butte shifts

Two local radio stations went off the air Wednesday evening when their broadcasting tower northeast of Dickinson collapsed after the ground beneath it shifted, said Jeff Glaser, Dickinson Clear Channel Radio business manager.

June 03, 2011

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Local radio host wins rodeo award

Dickinson resident Rick Thompson, along with Derek Barton, co-owner of Talk Rodeo of Wheatland, Wyo. are to receive the Professional Rodeo Cowboy’s Association 2010 Media Award on Dec. 1. in Las Vegas, Nevada for their show entitled Talk Rodeo.

November 27, 2010

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Fire official: Radio problems 'life-threatening'

While technological advances abound, Dickinson’s city and rural fire departments are experiencing severe radio interference, to the point one fire official deems it life-threatening.

June 20, 2010

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Stark County to revamp radio tower

Stark County to revamp radio tower Stark County’s communications tower has survived past its life expectancy, and at the ripe old age of 60, officials say it’s time to replace it.

April 10, 2010

A need for useful jobs

I think of myself as conservative and that’s why it was so irritating last Sunday in church when we were instructed to cry out gladly on cue, “He is risen indeed, Alleluia,”

By Garrison Keillor , April 08, 2010

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FM station applies to replace Western Edge

Residents have taken steps to construct an FM radio station that once belonged to the now bankrupt Western Edge Media, according to Federal Communications Commission information.

April 08, 2010

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Western Edge Media owes money, wrapping up affairs

What began as one man’s dream has slowly turned into a sour subject and now several area businesses and investors have allegedly lost money on the deal.

By Lisa Call , July 31, 2009

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A lot to be proud of

There is still much to come — a lot of snow left to melt, and in this winter of our discontent, maybe even more snow to fall. Roads will be underwater and rivers and streams will swell some more before it’s over. But, so far, North Dakotans have done themselves proud.

By Tony Bender , April 07, 2009

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Children can strain marriage

First comes love, then comes marriage, then comes ... a lot of problems when you have kids? Well, more and more research says yes.

By Betsy Hart , March 18, 2009

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Mourners pay tribute to radio legend Paul Harvey

CHICAGO (AP) — The son of radio legend Paul Harvey used his father’s words for the eulogy Saturday at a public funeral service in Chicago, the city from which he launched his national news and commentary show.

March 07, 2009

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Musicians want radio stations to pay to play tunes

WASHINGTON (AP) — Sheryl Crow, will.i.am, Herbie Hancock and other entertainers on Tuesday urged Congress to force radio stations to pay performers when their music is broadcast.

February 24, 2009

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Making talk radio ‘fair and balanced’

The sky is falling! The sky is falling! Well, you’d think it was, if you’ve been listening to right-wing talk radio lately. Conservative talk show hosts are positively apoplectic over calls by two Democratic senators to bring back the Fairness Doctrine.

By Bill Press , February 14, 2009

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Getting through the difficult parenting years

I recently had a friend and mom of teens tell me that she and her husband were experiencing some of the most difficult years of their married life, largely she felt, as a result of parenting teens.

By Betsy Hart , February 01, 2009

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