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MSUM lacks athletic funds

While Minnesota State Moorhead has slightly increased scholarships in its most visible sports over the last seven years, the athletic department is still not keeping pace with the rest of the Northern Sun Intercollegiate Conference. Last year, the Dragons had the least athletically related student aid in the conference with $553,178, according to the Equity in Athletics Disclosure Web site.

By By Eric Peterson, The Forum , March 22, 2010

GOP plays the game for donations

No one should be shocked by a Republican National Committee fundraising document recently uncovered by Politico. With condescension bordering upon satire, it divides potential GOP donors into two groups: simple-minded dimwits and wealthy egotists.

By Gene Lyons, Arkansas Democrat-Gazette , March 15, 2010

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Foundation tops $1 million: Goal is to raise $3 million for new medical center

The Jamestown Hospital Foundation has raised its first million dollars in less than a year, and foundation director Jan Barnes is optimistic another $2 million will flow into the coffers to support the new regional medical center. Jamestown Hospital CEO Marty Richman agrees. “Based on the feedback that I’m getting, I do believe we will achieve our goal of $3 million,” Richman said.

March 05, 2010

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Medina Lions raise funds for Haiti

Medina Lions Club members learned at their Feb. 15 meeting that they collected the highest amount among Lions Clubs in the region for Haitian relief. The club collected the funds through community posters and a collection site at Northland Financial in Medina. The funds were forwarded through the Lions Club International Foundation.

February 23, 2010

Goodrich raises funds for Red Cross

Goodrich raises funds for Red Cross As a part of the 2009 holiday party held in December 2009, Goodrich Interiors’ facility in Jamestown held a silent auction to raise funds for the American Red Cross in order to give back to them for their flood relief efforts. Employees were asked to donate a homemade item or purchase something to put on the silent auction. More than 75 items were donated and a total of $2,565 was raised for the American Red Cross.

February 17, 2010

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Medina Lions raise funds for Haiti

The Medina Lions Club is collecting donations for victims of the earthquake disaster in Haiti. According to President Chris Wingire, Woodworth, N.D., donations can be left at the Northland Financial Bank in Medina until Feb. 6. All donations will be forwarded to the Lions Club International Foundation. One hundred percent of the donated funds will be directed to Haitian relief.

January 26, 2010

North Dakota APUC to review 8 funding requests

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — A group that funds developers of North Dakota farm products will consider about $265,000 in grant requests at its quarterly meeting in Bismarck.

January 24, 2010

NDSU budget shortfall hits $2.5 million

FARGO, N.D. (AP) — The interim president at North Dakota State University says the school's budget shortfall has reached $2.5 million.

January 18, 2010

Political funds poured in 2009

North Dakota saw an unprecedented level of political attention in 2009, and it wasn’t even an election year. Contentious and high-stakes national policy issues made North Dakota a magnet for political messaging from nationally based organizations that sought to influence the state’s voters and members of Congress.

By By Kristen M. Daum, Forum Communications Co. , January 09, 2010

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N.D. ranks first in funds for tobacco prevention

A ballot measure approved by North Dakotans last year to boost funding for tobacco prevention and cessation programs has earned the state a No. 1 ranking in a national report by several health advocacy groups. The report released Wednesday lists North Dakota as the only state to fund such programs at the level recommended by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

By Forum Communications Co. , December 10, 2009

Emergency money top $132 million

State and Federal aid from the North Dakota Department of Emergency Services and Federal Emergency Management Agency has toped $132 million in grants and loans, the organizations reported Wednesday.

December 05, 2009

Tribal suicide prevention program gets money

Sen. Byron Dorgan says a youth suicide prevention program on the Standing Rock Reservation has received enough federal money to continue.

December 02, 2009

Airport reviews costs, funding for project

The Jamestown Regional Airport Authority received a review of the costs and funding availability for its proposed terminal expansion during its regular meeting Wednesday. Steve Aldinger, project engineer for Interstate Engineering, said the proposed cost of the building is still on track.

By Keith Norman , November 19, 2009

Tribes say finances back to normal

Three Affiliated Tribes Chairman Marcus Levings says the tribes have paid off a judgment owed in a casino dispute and the tribes’ finances no longer are frozen. A panel of arbitrators determined earlier that the tribes must pay developer Dale Little Soldier about $6.3 million for pulling out of a planned $20 million casino on the south shore of Lake Sakakawea.

October 28, 2009

JFD receives funds

JFD receives funds

October 21, 2009

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