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Son Sentenced to 100 Years for Killing Father

Emotional Testimony from Mother MINOT — He murdered his father, widowed his mother, denied grandchildren their grandfather, and complained to the judge that he hadn’t been outside in three years. A few moments later Christopher Vickerman received a sentence of 100 years behind bars. Vickerman, 32, appeared at his sentencing hearing in North Central District […]
by Kim Fundingsland
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March 1, 2022

Republicans Select State Delegates 

Becker, Hoeven Speak at Dis. 40 Meeting  MINOT — A total of 35 delegates to the state’s Republican Convention were selected during a District 40 meeting held here Saturday.   Twenty-four delegates were initially presented, followed by 11 additional nominations from the floor to complete the full allotment of convention delegates for the district.  The list […]
by Kim Fundingsland
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February 28, 2022

A City on the Ice

Smiles and Fun on Lake Audubon COLEHARBOR — Her smile was wider than the icehouse door she had just opened. Avery Geiger, 8, Mandan, proudly brought a perch to weigh-in headquarters shortly after 10 a.m., the starting time for the annual Bis-Man Reel & Rec Ice Fishing Derby. It wasn’t big, but it was a […]
by Kim Fundingsland
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February 27, 2022

Runoff Outlook Minimal

Declining Reservoirs Possible BISMARCK — It appears the Souris River will more than behave itself this spring, at least through the City of Minot. The latest Flood Projection Outlook issued by the National Weather Service places the chances of even moderate flooding at virtually all points on the Souris at less than 5%. A more […]
by Kim Fundingsland
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February 24, 2022

Breaking Down Barriers 

Coffee with a Cop  MINOT — Coffee and conversation go together. That’s the thinking behind Coffee with a Cop, an idea spawned in California in 2011.   Area law enforcement and the public were invited to The Coffee Station—Urban Gourmet on South Broadway Wednesday morning to meet each other and share handshakes and conversation.  “It’s a […]
by Kim Fundingsland
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February 23, 2022

Proposed School Boundaries Explained

Public Input Sought MINOT — Residents got a look at proposed new boundaries throughout the Minot Public School system, and responded to them, during an MPS informational session Monday evening. The public gathering was held at the Cognizant building on the northwest edge of the city, the structure scheduled to be converted to the system’s […]
by Kim Fundingsland
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February 22, 2022

Candidates Highlight Meeting

Dis. 3 Chooses Convention Delegates  MINOT — Senator John Hoeven, R-N.D., and Rick Becker, Bismarck, each spoke to a gathering of District 3 republicans during an organizational meeting here this past weekend.  Hoeven has been serving in the Senate since 2011. Prior to that he had a 10-year run as governor. He is seeking a […]
by Kim Fundingsland
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February 21, 2022

Hooked on Helping

Muskie Anglers Make a Difference FARGO — The room was filled with excellent fishermen. As such, only the reckless told tales of catching monster fish, many of them, some too long to measure. Ah, it is best to know and respect your audience. A boastful angler expecting praise or a retort such as where or […]
by Kim Fundingsland
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February 20, 2022

Meeting Indoor Recreation Demands 

Minot Parks Considers Major Projects  MINOT — There's no groundbreaking about to get underway, but Minot Parks and Recreation does want to know what projects to include in their five-year planning process. Several proposed projects were unveiled during a public input session at the City Auditorium on Wednesday evening.   “Right now, with some drawings on […]
by Kim Fundingsland
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February 17, 2022

Latest 3-Month Outlook 

MINOT — Not too hot. Not too dry. Perhaps just right.  The latest three-month outlook issued by the Climate Prediction Center places North Dakota in the “equal chances” category for March-April weather. That means there are no strong indicators of higher or lower than normal temperatures, or greater or less precipitation throughout the period.  The […]
by Kim Fundingsland
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February 17, 2022
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