Jackson Browne—Til I Go Down For all the Singer Song Writers In Bone Town For Leonard Cohen, John Lennon,And John Prine did not watch the movie,did not read the book,I heard his confession,that was all it took; he knew that he was human,knew that...
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Perhaps Erik R. Ramstad's house on the present site of the Great Northern Round house and Peter Ramstad's house just east of present city limits were the one most frequently used as meeting places. [...]
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Take a moment to explore a wonderous world exposed through moments of photographic brilliance. The full story is freely accessible through Nature.com at the link below. [...]
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Standing on a breezy bridge in Joliet, Illinois, Scott Whitney isn’t just testing the wind; he’s unveiling a fortress of aquatic defense. Meet the “gauntlet,” a strategically engineered, half-mile-long underwater obstacle course designed to thwart invasive carp from breaching further into Lake Michigan. These fish are no ordinary foes—they threaten the vibrant $5.1 billion Great [...]
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As winter grips Regina, the city has boosted its snow-clearing budget to $10.6 million. But what happens when a snowstorm blankets streets with that familiar, frosty cover? The City’s strategy for plowing roads is a carefully choreographed dance. Major routes are prioritized, ensuring access for emergency services and city transit. Yet, while the snow piles [...]
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October brought more than changing leaves to North Dakota—it unleashed unprecedented wildfires that tore through the western part of the state, reshaping landscapes and lives. Ferocious winds, drought, and dry air conspired in a rare, devastating symphony, igniting over 110,000 acres and threatening communities like Mandaree and Tioga. Check out this story from Jacob Morse [...]
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When the lifeline connecting North Dakota’s newspapers and their readers falters, it’s more than just paper and ink caught in the middle. According to Cecile Wehrman, president of the North Dakota Newspaper Association, the U.S. Postal Service’s ongoing delivery woes have left crucial election information stranded in the system. While the post office claims punctuality, [...]
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On the fringes of California’s dairy country, where copper-hued mountains frame sprawling farms, a silent threat looms: bird flu. Already devastating the state’s poultry and dairy industries, this highly pathogenic virus has jumped from wild birds to cows, with alarming implications for livestock and human health. Farmworkers fear its spread, as cases rise and conditions [...]
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Today is Sunday, December 15th. The sun will rise on the 85th day of fall, and the 350th day of the year at 8:30 AM. We will see 8 hours 21 minutes of daylight before it sets at 4:51 PM. See What's Happening Today in Minot! #SupportLocalMedia #SavorMinot [...]
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On this day, we got our rights. They later led to a movie that that isn't "Gone" at all. It was a good day for towers. In Minot, we were proud of helping new citizens, we were instructed on how to run whiskey, we supported a role for government in developing new industry. [...]
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The night schools everywhere are doing great good. Foreigners are given an opportunity to learn to read and write. With night schools held about the state, it will be but a short time until [...]
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Our own state has carried on extensive experiments and the government has carried out the work of experimentation to a considerable extent. The Independent believes that the government should bear the cost of these [...]
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Frequently they trade stolen cars for whiskey, sometimes that turn over American money and frequently issue bad checks. Joe's partners lost $20,000.00 worth of whiskey through poor checks. [...]
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In North Dakota, water is more than just a resource; it’s a lifeline that Governor Doug Burgum and Lt. Governor Tammy Miller have fiercely protected. This week, they received resolutions of appreciation for their relentless efforts in expanding the state’s water infrastructure. Over the past eight years, their administration has funneled over $2.1 billion into [...]
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North Dakota is once again proving its mettle in the frontier of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS). The state, which has invested heavily in drone and UAS technology, is extending its innovative reach to Tennessee. Through a new partnership with the Tennessee Department of Transportation, North Dakota’s Northern Plains UAS Test Site will help develop a [...]
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Citing low morale and operational dysfunction have led to the Williston Chief of Police has been placed on leave. The Williston Herald has the full story. [...]
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MINOT AIR FORCE BASE, N.D. — The Hispanic Allies Council at Minot Air Force Base has founded a translation team in July 2024 to support the diverse community of service members and their families. The initiative aims to provide crucial support for individuals facing language barriers, whether it’s navigating military paperwork, engaging with the local [...]
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