If you’ve been convicted of a felony or are carrying an AR-15, maybe you should reconsider international travel. And if you want a recap of what Canadians have been finding at the border, check out this article. [...]Read More... from Canada: Busy[...]
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Bismarck Food Co-op Announces Location
The Bismarck-Mandan community will have a new grocery option soon. The Bisman Community Food Co-op has found a location for their store and will soon be providing an alternative grocery option that specializes in organic and locally sourced food. [...]Read More... from Bismarck[...]
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How Farmers Can Use Data to Push Back Against Big Ag
The company is called Farmers Business Network, and Google’s investment arm is a believer in their mission. What they do — aggregate data from millions of acres of agricultural land so small farmers can benefit from big data. [...]Read More... from How[...]
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Minot Saddlery Shop Passed Down Through Generations
The Nikitenko family has been in business on Main Street in Minot since 1927. Get the story on a true local business — Bray’s Saddlery — from KX News. [...]Read More... from Minot Saddlery Shop Passed Down Through Generations
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KMOT Apartment Advice from the Better Business Bureau
Here’s a helpful story for all those of you dealing with the rental market. Here’s the quick rundown of good advice: watch out for scammers, read your lease, know the company you’re renting from, don’t go over your budget. [...]Read More... from[...]
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Feds Propose Multi-Pronged Plan to Bolster Decline in Bees
Reports last week that 2014 was a particularly bad year for honey bees have federal officials calling all hands and activating resources in an attempt to reverse the trend. [...]Read More... from Feds Propose Multi-Pronged Plan to Bolster Decline[...]
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New Drug May Be Able to Stop Time
Perhaps ‘stopping time’ is a bit of an overstatement, but as far as stopping time’s effect on our bodies — the results are encouraging. Get the scoop on a new drug that’s proving effective at reversing aging in both muscle and brain[...]
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UND Nickname Committee Narrows List to 64
The UND nickname committee has narrowed a list of thousands of publicly submitted suggestions down to a list of 64. Get the story on how the committee is proceeding from Anna Burlson writing for the Grand Forks Herald here. If you want[...]
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Young farmer follows in footsteps of generations past
There are fewer and fewer of the next generation taking over the family farm, but here’s one example where it’s working out. The story outlines the challenges of being a young farmer in a rural setting and outlines some trends in agriculture[...]
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ND Oil Tycoon Called for Oklahoma Scientists’ Dismissal, Emails Say
Continental Resources CEO Harold Hamm is not a fan of science that shines a negative light on oil exploration — at least according to emails he sent that indicated scientists studying the link between injection wells and earthquakes should be let go.[...]
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At The Air Force Base: The Rough Rider Himself
— Official News Release, Minot Air Force Base — by Senior Airman Kristoffer Kaubisch The origin of the title Rough Riders comes from the first voluntary cavalry unit in the Spanish-American War. The Rough Riders are inextricably linked to the 26th President[...]
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Four Sites Released as New Options for North Unit Visitor Center
The visitor center for the North Unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park was abandoned in 2013 because slumping land led to structural issues. Since then, work has progressed towards building a new visitor center and the park is now asking for input[...]
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EPA Investigating 2014 Mandaree Oil Spill
The EPA has opened an investigation into a pipeline spill that took place last summer near Bear Den Bay and Mandaree. The spill released ~1,000,000 gallons (~32,000 barrels) of produced water — some of which ended up in Lake Sakakawea. [...]Read More...[...]
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Documentary: Oil To Die For
We all know the oilfield is a dangerous place to work. But are corners being cut in North Dakota that jeopardize worker safety? The latest documentary from Todd Melby and the team at Black Gold Boom looks at the issue through the[...]
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Google’s Plan to Eliminate Human Driving in 5 Years
While most car companies are taking an evolutionary approach to implementing automated controls in cars, Google is betting the moon shot. They’re investing heavily in a concept that a radical cultural shift will take place when the vehicles are ready. [...]Read More...[...]
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Hoeven: Bureau of Indian Education Must Implement Better Financial Oversight
— Official News Release, Senator Hoeven — At a hearing of the Senate Indian Affairs Committee last week, Senator John Hoeven pressed Bureau of Indian Education (BIE) Director Charles “Monty” Roessel to implement better oversight of federal funding for Native American schools[...]