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The other day we were going "through the woods." It was fairly icy, Far Guy said "Well this was dumb, I should have gone the other way." I like the road through the woods, it is on...
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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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Coal arouses crowd’s concern

Coal arouses crowd’s concern The North Dakota Department of Health Division of Air Quality is proposing to issue an air quality permit to GTL Energy, a company that has started construction on a coal beneficiation plant near South Heart.

April 28, 2009

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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Reinventing the onion

Twenty years ago, when Regent native Gary Greff saw fresh diced garlic in grocery stores that could withstand months of refrigeration, he wondered to himself what it would take to do the same with onions.

April 24, 2009

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Washout has neighbors wondering

Washout has neighbors wondering Following a spring of flooding, the Little Missouri River has decided to take an unexpected change of course. An oxbow in the river on land owned by Harold Hugelen and Badlands Ministries has been cut off by erosion that has created a new about 100-yard channel in the river, Hugelen said.

April 23, 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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Senate kills quiet rail bill; probably will be revived

BISMARCK — The Senate narrowly voted down a bill late Friday that several North Dakota cities had been counting on to help them silence ear-splitting train horns.

April 17, 2009

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FEMA visits local counties, assesses damage

FEMA visits local counties, assesses damage A Federal Emergency Management Agency team examined a box culvert Thursday near Halliday that was damaged from an ice jam earlier this spring.

April 16, 2009

Sawyer Brown to headline fair

The Roughrider Commission recently released an updated Roughrider Days Fair and Expo schedule that includes a concert by Sawyer Brown and Western Underground headlining this year’s event.

April 16, 2009

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Street improvement project not going forward

BELFIELD — A proposed $900,000 street improvement project will not be taking place this year. It was announced that due to 60 percent of the residents in the project area protesting, the project would be killed, at a special meeting of the Belfield City Council Wednesday night.

April 15, 2009

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Nursing home bill goes to governor

A bill that would grant supplemental funding of about $380,000 to the Richardton Health Center received final passage Tuesday morning and now awaits Governor John Hoeven’s approval.

April 15, 2009

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Application for more officers gets the go-ahead

Application for more officers gets the go-ahead More law enforcement may be making its way to the area. The Stark County Sheriff’s Department and Dickinson Police Department are applying for a federal grant which covers all wages and benefits for an officer’s first three years. In return, the agency must keep the positions for a fourth year and pay the wages and benefits for that year.

April 15, 2009

Researchers want mineral information

Researchers want mineral information BISMARCK (AP) — North Dakota’s top rock researcher and the state’s chief fossil finder have spent decades exposed to an asbestos-like mineral found in western North Dakota that is similar to a kind linked to cancer in lab rats and in people in Turkey.

April 11, 2009

Dickinson Tea Party encourages thinking about frustrating taxes

On Wednesday, people across the United States will draw inspiration from an event that took place more than 235 years ago. Inspired by the Boston Tea Party, more than 600 Tax Day Tea Party protests are scheduled for cities throughout the country, including Dickinson.

April 11, 2009

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School board elections coming soon

School board elections coming soon Deadlines approach, as few candidates apply Area schools will be holding elections to fill open school board positions this summer. School officials said that positions that receive no applications will vote someone in by write-in. Those schools with no application deadline listed have already passed the date. The list is as follows:

April 09, 2009

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