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No end in sight to rent gouging
After Lori Patricks letter to the editor appeared in the Nov. 15 issue of The Dickinson Press, it appeared that she and her husband were being forced out for good from western North Dakota because the...
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Five hundred twenty-five thousand six hundred minutes
Jersey boy and I were fortunate to be able to catch the opening night of RENT at the Fargo-Moorhead Community Theatre on Thursday evening. It was energy packed,richly choreographed and well-performed ...
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Gooseberry Park Players: Cinderella x4
Can I tell you how blessed we are to be raising our children in this community?! The options open for our children are limitless. My youngest has gotten the acting bug for about a year and a half. S...
Posted on 7/19/11 at 9:15 AM
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$1.1B for western North Dakota approved

BISMARCK — Western North Dakota will see $1.1 billion to address issues due to the rapid energy development once Gov. Jack Dalrymple signs a bill passed Thursday.

May 03, 2013

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Dickinson Press' Top 10: No. 7: Rents double, triple; housing construction industry taking off

Dickinson Press' Top 10: No. 7: Rents double, triple; housing construction industry taking off The year 2012 was a year of much-increased housing starts in the state, with inspectors stretched to the limit trying to keep up.

By The Dickinson Press Staff , December 22, 2012

North Dakota governor outlines housing plan

BISMARCK — Responding to a new prediction that North Dakota’s population will jump 25 percent by 2025, Gov. Jack Dalrymple said Tuesday he will advocate boosting state subsidies for public works and low-income housing.

By By Dale Wetzel , September 26, 2012

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Home no more: Dickinson couple, whose rent more than doubled, leaving town after 11 years

Home no more: Dickinson couple, whose rent more than doubled, leaving town after 11 years A sign that reads, “Raised rent from $750 to $2,000” on one side, and “Greed — one of the seven deadly sins” staked in front of a small house on Second Avenue East caught the attention of many passersby Thursday.

June 15, 2012

Tax credits OK'd for low-income apartments in Dickinson

A Michigan developer will get $608,944 in tax credits to build Lincoln Park Townhomes in Dickinson for low-income renters and if all goes as anticipated there will be 40 rentable units by summer 2013, the developer and state officials said Wednesday.

March 22, 2012

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Dickinson rental availability nearly zero

The chances of getting an apartment in Dickinson are slim-to-none, and that’s if people coming into the area can afford the rent, officials said Tuesday.

March 14, 2012

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Crude preparation: SD looks at oil boom’s pros, cons

Crude preparation: SD looks at oil boom’s pros, cons BELLE FOURCHE, S.D. (AP) — North Dakota’s oil boom brings with it tremendous wealth and enormous problems — and both are coming to South Dakota, industry experts say.

February 04, 2012

Tax credits, Dickinson city assistance sought to build apartments

Despite the support of Dickinson city officials for a company to apply for tax credits for the construction of 54 rental units for “working-class” families, the chances of getting the credits is thinning, officials said.

January 08, 2012

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Letter: Ashamed to be from North Dakota

August 20, 2011

Low-income criterion sees little change

Though qualifications for low-income housing in Stark County hasn’t changed much over the past year, rent in the area has skyrocketed and more affordable housing may be available in Dickinson as early as August if construction goes as planned.

June 11, 2011

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Letter: This greed in the oil patch unacceptable

November 06, 2010

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Should you be afraid of your landlord?

AP - There is a fear on the rise going on around the bubble. That fear is being able to talk to your landlord. Fear that if the tenant asks to have something fixed that they will then be evicted, or have their rent increased to an unaffordable level.

October 16, 2010

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Renters' pocketbooks get lighter as rent rises

Gas prices are skyrocketing. The cost of food is climbing. And for many Dickinson residents, rent prices have been steadily increasing.

May 30, 2008

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UND to refund harassed Jewish student’s dorm rent

GRAND FORKS — The University of North Dakota will reimburse about a month’s worth of rent to a Jewish student who said he had to move out of his dormitory under the threat of anti-Semitic taunts and graffiti, including a swastika in a stairwell on his floor.

By Joseph Marks , April 26, 2008

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