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STAFF BLOG THE N.D. CAPITOL AND BEYOND N.D. Cold War video wins award
The State Historical Society of North Dakotawon an award from the Mountain-Plains Museum Associationfor the video "Americas Ace in the Hole: The Cold War and North Dakota." The 22-minute video was de...
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Murder charge: Complaint reveals gruesome details
COOPERSTOWN, N.D. — A California felon is charged with murder after police found the decapitated head of a North Dakota State University researcher in the suspect’s basement.
Daniel Evan Wacht, 30, was charged Friday with the Class AA felony in connection with the death of local resident Kurt Douglas Johnson.
Authorities discovered Johnson’s decapitated head in Wacht’s Cooperstown residence, according to the criminal complaint. Johnson died from a gunshot to the forehead, the complaint said.
By By Marino Eccher and Amy Dalrymple, Forum Communications Co. , January 08, 2011
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Town shocked over girl’s suicide thought to be prompted by bullying
COOPERSTOWN, N.D. — The question shaking this small town in the wake of a teenage suicide thought to be prompted by bullying is as simple as it is crushing.
Why?
By By Dave Roepke, Forum Communications Co. , November 06, 2010
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Teen’s suicide investigated as possible crime
Early Thursday, a couple hours before the sun rose in Cooperstown, N.D., 16-year-old Cassidy Joy Andel posted a note on her Facebook page:
“My time has come, and so I’m gone. To a better place, far beyond. I love you all as you can see. But it’s better now, because I’m free.”
She then hung herself in her home, apparently unable to cope with the nasty things being said about her through text messaging and the very social media network used to announce her own suicide.
By By Matthew Von Pinnon, Forum Communications Co. , November 05, 2010
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Cooperstown church has new stained glass windows
Trinity Lutheran Church in Cooperstown has new stained glass windows that celebrate the six days of creation as read in the Book of Genesis.
Classic Glass Ltd. and artist Stacey Asp, of Fargo, made the six days of creation come alive in the windows of Trinity Lutheran Church, which celebrated the newly installed stained glass through a special service of dedication on July 11.
July 16, 2010
Discovering Dakota | Getting out around Cooperstown
In 2001, Mark Sundlov was in command of a U.S. Air Force launch control center near Max, N.D. It was an underground capsule connected by a direct phone line to four similar posts in rural North Dakota, each connected to 10 Minuteman nuclear missiles.
By Logan C. Adams , September 21, 2009
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Cooperstown site of latest visit
Sun Assistant Editor Logan C. Adams traveled to the town of Cooperstown, N.D., for the Sun series “Discovering Dakota,” which continues today in The Jamestown Sun.
September 21, 2009
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