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By Dale Burwick on June 10, 2022

The Governor is Trying to Buy the ND Legislature In my school days of learning about North Dakota History and Government, I was taught that the Constitution of North Dakota gave the executive branch, specifically the Governor very little power. The reason the founders did this was to prevent tyranny. That was back in 1889 […]

Game and Fish Brief

By The Dakotan on June 10, 2022

Spring Breeding Duck Numbers Tallied The North Dakota Game and Fish Department’s 75th annual spring breeding duck survey conducted in May showed an index of nearly 3.4 million birds, up 16% from last year. Migratory game bird supervisor Mike Szymanski said the index was the 23rd highest on record and stands 38% above the long-term […]

Hospital Threats Lead to 13 Charges

By Kim Fundingsland on June 9, 2022

MINOT — He told Minot Police it was his strange sense of humor. Nobody was laughing. David Wierenga, 36, Minot, is the man police say is the person responsible for a lockdown at one of Minot’s largest and most recognizable facilities – Trinity Hospital. According to police, Wierenga attempted to post a threatening message via […]

Sabre Dogs Continue Winning Ways, Blank Pierre 7-0

By Tayton Hjelmstad on June 9, 2022

MINOT — The Souris Valley Sabre Dogs extended their winning streak to 6 as they shutout Pierre for the second time this season 7-0. The Sabre Dogs got off to a slow start offensively as they were sat down in order in the 1st inning. The Dogs didn’t wait long after that as they got […]

Outdoor Lessons for the Real World: Will I Make It

By Geremy Olson on June 9, 2022

Perspective is one of those things that’s more important than we give it credit for. Perspective is so powerful that it controls how and why we act in every situation of life… we just lose track of that fact more than we like to admit. There’s a lot of stuff out there that affects our […]

She's Not From Around Here: I Wasn't Prepared for Summer

By Amy Allender on June 9, 2022

When my husband and I found out we would be moving to North Dakota, we got lots of unsolicited comments and advice. “Hope you like the cold.” “Have fun in the great white north — it’s just ice and wind up there.” “Why not Minot? Freezin’ is the reason. Haha!” “Winters last forever.” While these […]

USDA Awards $829K to Improve Outdoor Recreation, Perform Infrastructure Maintenance in North Dakota

By The Dakotan on June 8, 2022

WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Senator Kevin Cramer (R-ND) announced the U.S. Department of Agriculture awarded $829,000 from the Great American Outdoors Act to improve outdoor recreation opportunities on the Maah Daah Hey Trail and perform maintenance to improve access to national grasslands in North Dakota. Grants from the Great American Outdoors Act funded the following […]

Sabre Dogs Extend Win Streak to 5, Defeat Pierre 5-2

By Tayton Hjelmstad on June 8, 2022

MINOT — Souris Valley Sabre Dogs continued their hot start to the season with a 5-2 over the Pierre Trappers on Tuesday. The Sabre Dogs offense had another fast start as they put together a 3-run first inning with a double from Hunter Delanoy and a single from Cody Muncy. Pierre’s starting pitcher Kaleb Hay […]

Many Candidates Vying for Fargo City Positions

By Jon Pike on June 8, 2022

FARGO — Fargo’s city elections of 2022 are likely to be memorable. First of all, there are seven people, including the incumbent mayor vying for that title and 15 people competing for two city commission seats, including one incumbent. So, there will be at least one change for sure in the make-up of Fargo City […]

Cramer Announces Mobile Office Hours in Stanley, Powers Lake, Tioga

By The Dakotan on June 8, 2022

WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Senator Kevin Cramer (R-ND) announced today members of his staff will hold mobile office hours in Stanley, Powers Lake, and Tioga on Thursday, June 16. “Since it’s not always possible for people to travel to my in-state offices, these mobile office opportunities help bring the services we offer closer to the […]

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