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Linton learns from '09 flood
Beaver Creek offered no warning to the people of Linton and Emmons County last spring that it would spring from its banks like never before and forever change the community.
Feb 09, 2010 | 2:00 am | (0) Comments
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No flood fix in sight for ministry
MEDORA — It took a flood of money to build the camp along a scenic embrace of the Little Missouri River south of here.
Feb 08, 2010 | 2:00 am | (8) Comments
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Steeping success
Take an overwhelming passion for all things, add a loving family, motorcycles, compostable cups and 87 joy-infused flavors of tea and it can only amount to one thing: Steep Me A Cup of Tea.
Feb 08, 2010 | 2:00 am | (1) Comments
Recent Local News
Flooding on the Knife River likely, again
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Mandan Park District considers fitness center
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Game to highlight law enforcement
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- Ex-Tioga airport official gets prison time for theft
- N.D. still the least-stressed state
- State Fair general manager selected
- Voting under way on radon awareness posters
- Former ND airport official gets prison for theft
- Parts of Dakotas deal with snow, cold
- FEMA in ND to survey winter storm damages
- Small town of Penn considering buyouts
- Minot airport seeking westbound flights
- Mott mayor says town is prepared for flooding
Local News
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- Mandan Park District considers fitness center
- A compact fitness center may be in the cards for the Mandan Park District in the short term.
- 2:00 am Game to highlight law enforcement
- Feb 8 Voting under way on radon awareness posters
- Feb 8 Cancer surgery delayed for Ali Lengenfelder
- Feb 8 Bismarck announces downtown snow removal
- Feb 8 Singer-songwriter Don Wharton in concert Friday
- Feb 8 St. Alexius offering winter fitness program
- Feb 8 Steeping success
North Dakota
- Linton learns from '09 flood
- Beaver Creek offered no warning to the people of Linton and Emmons County last spring that it would spring from its banks like never before and forever change the community.
- 2:00 am Flooding on the Knife River likely, again
- 2:00 am Ex-Tioga airport official gets prison time for theft
- 2:00 am N.D. still the least-stressed state
- 1:45 am Parts of Dakotas deal with snow
- 1:45 am State Fair general manager selected
- 1:45 am Crosby man pushing medical marijuana measure
- 1:45 am 118 in lawsuit list owe child support
Sports
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- Area Sports - Feb. 9, 2010
- MEN'S BASKETBALL
Nation & World
- The nation's weather
- Snowy weather was expected to move into the Eastern U.S. from the Plains on Tuesday.
- 3:05 am Pa. Dem Murtha remembered as military advocate
- 2:45 am More rain for LA foothill cities clearing out mud
- 2:40 am Another major storm headed to snowy Mid-Atlantic
- 12:45 am Man rescued after 3 days in snow-covered SUV in CO
- 12:40 am 11 arrested during Israeli ambassador's talk
- 12:35 am Fires strike 2 more east Texas churches
- Feb 8 Cross-sections of Maine giant elm to be displayed
Living
Hometown Outdoors Education Health Food Religion Weekend Home Style Gear
- Now she writes love on her arms
- Self-control balances on a razor’s edge for some teenagers. The evidence appears in neat, straight lines etched along a forearm, cross-hatches carved on an inner thigh, or cigarette burns around an ankle.
Opinion
Editorials Letters Columnists Blogs
- Don’t count Democrats out
- The wagging head wisdom of some North Dakota newspaper editors suggests that Democratic-NPL candidates for the U.S. Senate race have an unwinnable uphill battle. It’s funny how we all remember hearing that same kind of “weary wisdom” when we ran.
- 2:00 am Basin's bet on synfuel paid off
- 2:00 am Energy strategy is balanced
- Feb 8 NASA needs a stable mission
- Feb 7 Storms test North Dakotans reserve
- Feb 7 Separation of powers needed for tribes
- Feb 6 'I'm leaving smiling'
- Feb 5 Watch the road
