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Armstrong, Miller debate shows difference of personality but not policy

BY: MARY STEURER (North Dakota Monitor) When two Republican candidates for governor of North Dakota — Lt. Gov. Tammy Miller and U.S. Rep. Kelly Armstrong — squared off in a Tuesday evening debate on Prairie Public, they appeared to agree more often than not. The candidates both held themselves out as ardent supporters of former […]

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April 24, 2024

A Response to Kirsten Baesler's comments on the GOP convention

By Dr. Steve Nagel, ND National Committeeman-elect for the RNC I have a comment from Kirsten Baesler that I believe needs to be addressed, cutting down the efforts of the NDGOP and the significance of those in attendance. Her comments are completely inexcusable. However, I WILL highlight a glaring indication of government waste and inefficient […]

by The Dakotan

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April 23, 2024

Baesler says NDGOP doesn’t reflect voters’ views on education

By MARY STEURER (North Dakota Monitor) Superintendent of Public Instruction Kirsten Baesler said Republicans at the recent state convention showed they are out of touch on education. This is the first year Baesler is running for superintendent without official support from the NDGOP. Though superintendent is a nonpartisan job, candidates can still seek a letter […]

by The Dakotan

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April 23, 2024

Summit highlights economic benefits of carbon pipeline in second chance at permit

By JEFF BEACH (North Dakota Monitor) Summit Executive Vice President Wade Boeshans cited Summit Carbon Solutions paying more than $14 million annually for electricity to operate its carbon capture and storage project as an economic benefit to North Dakota, but SuAnn Olson had a different reaction. “Where is this power going to come from?” asked […]

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April 22, 2024

‘Clear Violation Of The Law’: Biden’s Multi-Billion Dollar Broadband Plan Defies Congressional Mandate, Experts Say

The Biden administration’s program to expand access to broadband internet may run afoul of the law that created it, experts told the Daily Caller News Foundation. The National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA), part of the Department of Commerce, is responsible for allocating $42.5 billion in funds intended to bolster the United States’ broadband internet infrastructure through […]

by The Dakotan

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April 21, 2024

MPS Names Assistant Superintendent

Action at School Board Meeting MINOT – Todd Kayler was introduced at Thursday’s meeting of the Minot Public Schools board as the new assistant superintendent. Kayler is currently an administrator at Roosevelt elementary school. “He is a great candidate and will do duties very well. He’s been just tremendous at Roosevelt,” said Jim Rostad, board […]

by Kim Fundingsland

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April 12, 2024

7 Candidates for City Council on June ballot

City of Minot release Seven candidates submitted the required paperwork to appear on the June ballotfor Minot City Council.City of Minot positions on the June 11 ballot include three seats on the City Council.The candidates who will appear on the ballot are: Stephan Podrygula Mike Gietzen Mike Blessum Scott Burlingame Leif Snyder Scott Samuelson Rob […]

by The Dakotan

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April 9, 2024

MSU's Waselenchuk Named ACHA Coach of the Year

UNION LAKE, Mich. –The ACHA announced today that Minot State men’s hockey head coach Wyatt Waselenchuk has been named the 2024 Men’s Division I Coach of the Year as selected by ACHA Men’s Division I head coaches.Waselenchuk was chosen from a group of finalists that included Gary Astalos of Adrian College, Carl Trosien of Purdue […]

by Kim Fundingsland

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April 8, 2024

Wicked Days in Dakota

A Slice of Life North Dakota’s capital city of Bismarck took grew out of some of the wickedest days in frontier history. The Northern Pacific Railroad, advancing from the populated East, made it as far as the Missouri River. It was there that Edwinton, later renamed Bismarck, was born. It would be several years before […]

by Kim Fundingsland

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April 6, 2024

Hearing in Knutson Murder Case

Refining the Jury Questionnaire MINOT – If the court hearing is any indication, the longest running murder case in Minot may also turn out to be the most contentious. Nichole Rice, Minot, is charged with the murder of Anitia Knutson. Knutson’s body was found in the apartment she shared with Rice in early June 2007. […]

by Kim Fundingsland

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April 5, 2024

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Armstrong, Miller debate shows difference of personality but not policy

A Response to Kirsten Baesler's comments on the GOP convention

Baesler says NDGOP doesn’t reflect voters’ views on education

Summit highlights economic benefits of carbon pipeline in second chance at permit

‘Clear Violation Of The Law’: Biden’s Multi-Billion Dollar Broadband Plan Defies Congressional Mandate, Experts Say

MPS Names Assistant Superintendent

7 Candidates for City Council on June ballot

MSU's Waselenchuk Named ACHA Coach of the Year

Wicked Days in Dakota

Hearing in Knutson Murder Case

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