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The Dickinson Police Department announced that Southwest Narcotics Task Force agents have discovered methamphetamine that is being laced with an opioid, possibly fentanyl. A recent string of narcotic overdoses in the Dickinson area has prompted the police to issue a public advisory on the outbreak.
The university said they remain committed to valuing high-performing high school, transfer and non-traditional students and providing a litany of financial opportunities and student resources to reduce burdens.
Stark Development Corporation is holding weekly drawings for shoppers who bring in receipts from local businesses.
"Wrestling isn’t a contact sport, it’s a collision sport," Justin Schlecht said.
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The Accumulated Cyclone Energy index this season was 22% lower than average.
A lava flow from the now erupting volcano has cut power to the site.
Both players shared their thoughts on the highlight-reel save
On Nov. 8, South Dakotans rejected a ballot measure that would have legalized marijuana in the state among anyone 21 years and over. Now, the more than 100 businesses clamoring for a piece of this industry will have to attempt to sustain themselves on a few thousand medical patients.
Review by North Dakota's assistant Attorney General found no wrongdoing
Christopher Thompson is accused of driving under the influence when he crashed into a tree last month. The crash killed Red River Valley Sugarbeet Growers Association Treasurer Jason Schatzke.
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"That'll be for Coach Berry to make a determination," UND President Andrew Armacost said on this episode of Plain Talk.
"There are significant questions of ethics and competency here, and UND owes us answers," Rob Port writes.
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The policy faces another hurdle as the administration contests a separate Nov. 10 ruling by a federal judge in Texas deeming the program unlawful.
Scott Peterson, deputy director of the North Dakota Game and Fish Department, said there's “a pretty high likelihood” a bill will be introduced to strip the department of its authority to ban the practice of baiting for deer.
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