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Majettes Host Patriots Jan 15 2009 11:29PM
On the class "A" girls basketball court tonight, the 2nd ranked Bismarck Century Patriots were in town to take on Minot High in west region play.
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Wizards Win Jan 15 2009 11:21PM
For two seasons, he stepped on the floor of the Bismarck Civic Center as a professional basketball player, and tonight, Dontell Jefferson did the same thing...but not as a member of the Dakota Wizards.
Instead, the former All-Star dressed in the other lo
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One Family, Two Sides Jan 15 2009 11:20PM
There isn't much of a middle ground in the Century-Bismarck High rivalry as you're usually on one side or the other, but try to telling that to the Mindt family, because they are on both.
In fact, they even sat on seats along the center-line.
Garrett Mi
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Crosstown Collision Jan 15 2009 11:20PM
One team had more points, the other had more momentum and both play their home games at the VFW Sports Center,
and tonight, the local rivals laced up their skates as the West leading Century Patriots battled the unbeaten Bismarck High Demons.
Who'd take
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Legislative Headlines Jan 15 2009 9:00PM
Here's a look at some of what has happening today in Bismarck at the State Legislature.
A group of lawmakers is pushing for a two year tuition freeze a the state's public colleges.
The bill would provide 26.5 million dollars to North Dakota's University
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| Snow Removal Street Widening Operations to Begin Jan 15 2009 12:00AM
The Street Department will place ?No Parking? signs in the Bismarck High School and St. Mary?s High School areas after school on Friday, January 16, 2009.
Snow removal and street widening operations will begin in these areas, at 12:
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| Woman allowed to resume wildlife rehab Jan 15 2009 5:17PM
The state Game and Fish Department is
allowing a northeastern North Dakota woman to resume her work as a
wildlife rehabilitator.
Terry Pulver of Mountain was one of two people given permission
to possess wild animals for rehabilitation. But the
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| Twoyear tuition freeze sought at ND colleges Jan 15 2009 1:46PM
A group of North Dakota lawmakers is
advocating a two-year tuition freeze at the state's public
colleges.
The measure would provide $26.5 million to North Dakota's
university system to make up for the tuition income colleges would
lose if they
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| January 15 '50 Years in 50 Minutes' Convocation Postponed; New Date Will Be Announced Jan 15 2009 12:00AM
Jan. 15, 2009
Bismarck, NDDue to weather conditions causing potential transportation issues, today's U-Mary convocation, "50 Years in 50 Minutes," has been postponed. Check the
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| Senator says ND drivers should keep headlights on Jan 15 2009 12:22PM
A North Dakota senator says his proposal
to require motorists to always drive with their headlights on
should apply on all roads.
Niagara Sen. Arthur Behm (BAYM) asked the Senate Transportation
Committee to endorse his legislation. No one oppose
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| Kleinjan honored by state sports association Jan 15 2009 11:55AM
Veteran Dickinson-area sportscaster Rod
Kleinjan (KLYN'-jun) has been elected to the North Dakota
Associated Press Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association Hall
of Fame.
NDAPSSA Hall of Fame Committee Chairman Dan Keating made the
announceme
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| Kleinjan honored by state sports association Jan 15 2009 11:47AM
Veteran Dickinson-area sportscaster Rod
Kleinjan (KLYN'-jun) has been elected to the North Dakota
Associated Press Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association Hall
of Fame.
NDAPSSA Hall of Fame Committee Chairman Dan Keating made the
announceme
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| ND workers comp market may open to competition Jan 15 2009 11:13AM
A North Dakota state agency is the only
one that can legally sell workers compensation insurance to
businesses.
Minot state Rep. Dan Ruby says the Workforce Safety and
Insurance agency should get some competition.
Ruby has introduced legis
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| ND coop gets $300 million loan for carbon project Jan 15 2009 10:51AM
Bismarck's Basin Electric Power
Cooperative is getting a $300 million loan for what the government
says is the first commercial scale carbon sequestration project at
an existing coal-fired power plant.
The loan was announced by federal Agricultu
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| Mandator man wins inventor contest Jan 15 2009 9:34AM
A man's invention to guide medical
intravenous tubing has won first place at this year's Marketplace
inventor's contest.
Robert Heitkamp of Mantator says he came up with the idea for
his so-called "site saver" device during a prolonged hospital
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| Economist sees rock bottom in September Jan 15 2009 8:53AM
The chief economist for Moody'sEconomy.com
predicts the economy will hit a "technical bottom" in September
but says a turnaround may not be felt for a few years.
Mark Zandi spoke at the Marketplace economic development
conference in Bismarck.
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| More ND households seek heating aid Jan 15 2009 8:18AM
More North Dakota households are seeking
help in paying their heating bills this winter.
The state's fuel assistance administrator, Ron Knutson, says
applications for the low income program are up about 4 percent.
Knutson says he expects th
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| Bismarck sets cold record Jan 15 2009 7:56AM
Bismarck set a record low temperature this
morning.
The mercury dropped to 40 below zero at the Bismarck airport
shortly after 5:30 a.m. The National Weather Service says that's
four degrees colder than the mark set in 1971.
The north cent
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| ND tax booklets in the mail Jan 15 2009 6:46AM
The North Dakota Tax Department has mailed
tax booklets to people who still file paper returns.
Tax Commissioner Cory Fong says about 50,000 tax booklets went
out this week.
Fong says about 60 percent of North Dakota taxpayers filed their
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| Coal mine worker injured in gas explosion Jan 15 2009 6:11AM
Officials say a coal mine worker is
hospitalized with injuries suffered when propane gas exploded on a
dragline near Center.
Mine officials say Trent Sack was using a propane torch to thaw
ice from inside the mechanical foot that walks the dragl
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♪♪ I was Born in East L.A...♪♪ Cheech Marin, in the Men's Room at Behm's Truckstop... Reply...
I lived in Burlington for 2 years...and worked at the Hacienda and then Behm's Truck Stop (is it still open?). Miss 'em both and the customers. What I wouldn't give to be back home in Minot. I can't stand the big city....too claustrophobic! Too many weirdo's here..... Reply...
snoose, it was the Carney Dairy farm. Take care friend. Reply...
Born in Minot, raised in Burlington, graduated, went to Bismarck State College, graduated, moved back to Minot, got married, moved to Rural Route Burlington. Reply...
Hi Rick was the farm a dairy farm?or was that farther west.I worked on the broadway dike and by 3street N.E.,Also Ipulled dead trees and old car bodies out of the river before the flood.Nice yaking with you gentlemen Reply...
Thanks snoose. People need to realize its fourty years later! Things have changed dramatically! Reply...
snoose, my wifes home was north of the water treatment plant, they had the large ring dike around the neighbor hood. I walked that dike every night after my mothers house was flooded. My home was north of the CP tracks and to the East. In fact my grandfathers farm was east down 2nd Ave SW. Reply...
I worked the 69 flood ,16 st north of water treatment plant was as high as the Street signs,as for flooding this year I doubt it ,since 69 there have been 2 dams built in Canada for flood control and also Lake Darling is very low at this time, so it will hold back a lot of water Minot cleaned the river going through town also.Local runoff could be a problem with more snow and a fast melt. Reply...
I think the problem scenario would be very warm weather coupled with a large amount of rain - on top of our large amount of snow. Reply...
By the way I should say it isn't that I don't think it will flood, it is just too early too tell. Yes, I think we are ready for possible flooding. Reply...
Why Rick? Well lets look at the facts.......Last year at this time we were in one of the worst droughts ever in North Dakota. Just because you have lots of of snow doesn't mean it will flood. It has more to do with how it melts. When it melts the weather conditions at the time. You will be surprised starting tomorrow how much of the snow is actually going to melt now. Minot could flood to day if a ice dam was to start. All I am saying is it is much too early to be freaking out about flooding, we have a lot of winter to go through before we even get close to crossing that bridge. Reply...
Plus thats only 2 inches of snow on his test...................Add all the snow up in a square mile area,thats alot of water!!!! Logic.............it will flood! Reply...
I well tell you moron this is the must snow we have had in over 40 years. And why are you such a smart As_ on everything? Reply...
Well good for the Corp. in 69. How bad was the flooding in Minot in the spring of 98? Reply...
By the way the Corps came in January of 69. Reply...
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Sorry, that should have been Army Corps. Reply...
Before reading your article I don't have any idea about this . Thank's for giving me knowledge about a new thing.
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It is never to early to start thinking about flooding. In 69 the Armt Corps came to Minot and warned the City Council about flooding in the spring and they were laughed at. So don't tell me its to early. Reply...
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