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Minot Victim Identified in Motorcycle Crash

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Employed in the Cold

By Lydia Hoverson on December 23, 2022

How Outdoor Workers Fare lydia.hoverson@mydakotan.com MINOT – Though even just a few seconds in minus 20 degrees and strong winds can leave your face in pain, some must bear through it all day as they work outside for a living. Dan Jonasson, Minot’s public works director, said all work outside unsurprisingly takes a lot longer […]

Cold December Confirmed

By Kim Fundingsland on December 23, 2022

Already a month for the record book MINOT – Just step outside and you know. December has been a cold month, even by North Dakota standards. Minot’s average December temperature at the International Airport, if anything weather related can be average in North Dakota, is 19.6 degrees. So far this month Minot has averaged just […]

Snowpack Eases Dry Conditions

By Kim Fundingsland on December 22, 2022

Early Glance at Spring Runoff MINOT – You curse it, shovel it, get stuck in it, but there is some good in that snow on the ground – believe it or not. “For the time being, I’ll take all the snow we can get.” said Allen Schlag, National Weather Service hydrologist in Bismarck. “The bottom […]

Sen. Cramer on $1.7 Funding Bill

By The Dakotan on December 22, 2022

This afternoon the U.S. Senate passed a $1.7 trillion government funding bill. It now heads over to the House of Representatives for final passage. Senator Kevin Cramer, R-ND, released the following statement: “I continue to oppose the utter dysfunction of Congress. Ramming through must-pass bills like this omnibus spending package with absolutely no transparency is […]

Health Effects of Frigid Cold

By Lydia Hoverson on December 22, 2022

Tips on Staying Healthy Through Freezing Temps lydia.hoverson@mydakotan.com MINOT – With cold season often comes sick season, but thankfully there are ways to help prevent it. Doctor Casmiar Nwaigwe, director of infectious diseases at Trinity Health and infectious disease specialist, said there are various ways in which the winter season affects people’s health. The first […]

ND Game and Fish Honors Employee Efforts

By The Dakotan on December 22, 2022

Stephanie Tucker Named NDGF Employee of the Year Stephanie Tucker, game management section leader and furbearer biologist for the North Dakota Game and Fish Department in Bismarck, received the agency’s Director’s Award for professional excellence at the department’s annual staff meeting in December. Jeb Williams, Game and Fish director, said Tucker has updated historical databases […]

Minot Tourism Faring Well

By Lydia Hoverson on December 21, 2022

Update on Visit Minot lydia.hoverson@mydakotan.com MINOT – Numbers according to Visit Minot seem to be faring well as far as tourism and economic impact this year. Stephanie Schoenrock, Visit Minot’s executive director, said at Monday’s city council meeting that she tries to be conservative when estimating the dollars that come in through the activities it […]

Trinity Health Schedules Grocery, Cooking Events in 2023

By Kim Fundingsland on December 21, 2022

(MINOT, ND)—Trinity Health Nutrition Services has released its schedule of food events for 2023. The series, consisting of five grocery store tours and four cooking classes, will offer ideas to help families enhance mealtime in the new year with foods that are tasty, nutritious and affordable. The series will kick off January 10 with a […]

Hoping for Zero Fatalities

By Lydia Hoverson on December 21, 2022

County Hears Vision Zero Plan lydia.hoverson@mydakotan.com MINOT — An effort is being made to bring fatalities in car accidents to zero, as heard at Tuesday’s meeting of the county commission. Vision Zero provides educational outreach programs to keep people safe. One program it provides is Vision Zero Schools, where it identifies students who want to […]

Counting Birds for Christmas

By Kim Fundingsland on December 21, 2022

Extreme cold, wind, snow greets observers UPPER SOURIS NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE – The sun came up. Didn’t help the temperature. It was minus 22 when volunteer observers began the annual Christmas Bird Count here Tuesday morning. Christmas bird counts are held throughout the nation annually with data forwarded to the Audubon Society. Minot area counts […]

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