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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 | (7) 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 | (0) Comments
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N.D. has jobs but no housing
More than almost any other state, North Dakota has escaped the worst effects of the national recession, but with its good fortune has come an unexpected problem: homelessness, as desperate job seekers flow into the state looking for work.
Feb 08, 2010 | 2:00 am
Recent Local News
Voting under way on radon awareness posters
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Former ND airport official gets prison for theft
Updated: 4:12 pm
Parts of Dakotas deal with snow, cold
Updated: 1:43 pm
- 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
- N.D. National Guard prepares for spring flooding
- Game and Fish waterfowl survey wraps up
- Hearings set for unmanned aircraft
- Williston hospital closer to new CEO
- West Fargo may get second fire station
- Collar malfunction complicates mountain lion tracking
Local News
Courts & Crime Government & Politics Business Entertainment Nubs
- Voting under way on radon awareness posters
- A radon awareness poster contest is under way.
- 3:35 pm Cancer surgery delayed for Ali Lengenfelder
- 2:55 pm Bismarck announces downtown snow removal
- 11:45 am Singer-songwriter Don Wharton in concert Friday
- 11:40 am St. Alexius offering winter fitness program
- 2:00 am Steeping success
- 2:00 am Trio win Tribune treasure
- Feb 7 A song in her heart: St. Mary's student may lose singing voice to cancer
North Dakota
- Camp Grassick selected for fundraising event
- Elks Camp Grassick near Dawson has been selected by the Dakota Medical Foundation of Fargo to participate in the 2010 Giving Hearts Day, a 24-hour online fundraising event on Thursday.
- 3:35 pm Fargo South wins debate tournament
- 3:20 pm Drug bust in ND nets 7 pounds of meth
- 3:20 pm Former ND airport official gets prison for theft
- 12:10 pm Medina church to discus climate and creation
- 11:40 am Cowboy Hall of Fame to announce '10 nominees
- 11:35 am Humane Society offering spaying, neutering assistance
- 11:30 am Bighorn sheep to be transplanted in badlands
Nation & World
- ACLU accuses Calif. instructor of religion lessons
- An instructor at a public community college in Fresno has been improperly presenting his religious views on homosexuality, abortion and global warming as fact to students in an introductory health science class, the American Civil Liberties Union alleged Monday.
- 5:35 pm Feds admit wrongly tracking Wis. abortion groups
- 5:30 pm Government shut down as DC, region dig out of snow
- 5:30 pm AP Interview: NY's Paterson lashes back at rumors
- 5:20 pm Saints raise their city's spirits, maybe for good
- 5:20 pm Rep. John Murtha, voice for veterans, dies at 77
- 5:15 pm Man arrested after Detroit airport security breach
- 5:00 pm Ohioan gets 44 years for retirement home standoff
Opinion
Editorials Letters Columnists Blogs
- NASA needs a stable mission
- Americans take a great deal of pride in their country's space missions. Every time there's a shuttle launch we tune in. The adventures of the Mars rovers, Spirit and Opportunity, are captivating. Images from the Hubble space telescope continue to astonish us. We like space. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration is a part of our national dream.
- 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
- Feb 5 Congress needs to face debt head on
- Feb 5 Court criticism was justified
- Feb 5 A history lesson
