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Week 5: Sermon and Week Together
May 5, 2013 Sermon: Created, Chosen, Called A 40 Year Timeout  Big Idea:  Sin even forgiven sin has its consequences from a faithful God! Ending questions: Do you see Gods hand of dis...
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BENEFIT FOR HUTTONS SATURDAY: Positive outlook, humor, appreciation helps family cope with adversity
By Mike Brue RURAL GRAND FORKS When Chris Hutton learned last year that his wife was pregnant, it seemed at that point, he recalled, it was the happiest news Id had in a long time. Then came the past ...
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Three Bridges Gone, Two collapsed, One dead
There is a proverb that was passed down to the author by a friend of mine from Minnesota during a bridgehunting tour a couple years ago: Taking care of a valuable thing in life can prolong its life....
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Lawyers, but No Guns or Money
Jack McDonald, the counsel for the North Dakota Newspaper Association, provided everyone in the room with a packet, entitled All Things Legal, with the subtitle: A brief look at ND open meetings and o...
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The North Dakota Game and Fish Department has scheduled an examination to select candidates for the position of district game warden. The test is at 10 a.m., May 17, at the department's main office...
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Questions remain about North Dakota’s Blue Laws

As workers and their families flock to North Dakota from out of state for the Oil Boom, there are questions regarding the state’s Blue Laws, which prevent general retailers from opening between midnight and noon on Sundays.

By By Katherine Grandstrand , Forum Communications , September 01, 2012

Court keeps upcoming health care decision secret

WASHINGTON — It's the biggest secret in a city known for not keeping them.

By By Jesse J. Holland, Associated Press , June 24, 2012

Panel examining license issue: Lawyers question attorney’s suspension after late payments

North Dakota lawyers are raising questions about whether the state’s child support enforcement agency can suspend an attorney’s law license for late payments.

By By Dale Wetzel, Associated Press , May 29, 2012

78 getting law degrees from UND law school

Seventy-eight people are eligible to get their law degrees from the University of North Dakota this spring.

May 05, 2012

High court upholds jails' strip searches

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court ruled Monday that jailers may subject people arrested for minor offenses to invasive strip searches, siding with security needs over privacy rights.

By Mark Sherman, Associated Press , April 02, 2012

ND lien law collects on unpaid child support

Critics of a North Dakota law designed to collect unpaid child support say it puts an unfair burden on car dealers, but others say the law appears to be working.

April 02, 2012

Senator: Employers shouldn't seek site passwords

SEATTLE (AP) — A Democratic senator from Connecticut is writing a bill that would stop the practice of employers asking job applicants for their Facebook or other social media passwords, he told The Associated Press on Thursday.

By Manuel Valdes, Associated Press , March 23, 2012

Va. moves forward to let agencies bar gay adoption

RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — The Virginia state Senate has passed legislation allowing private adoption agencies to deny placing children in homes that conflict with their religious or moral beliefs, including opposition to homosexuality.

February 09, 2012

SD House panel kills bill supporting fracking

PIERRE, S.D. (AP) — Any state law supporting the use of hydraulic fracturing as an oil production technique would be trumped by any federal regulations that might be passed, an aide to Gov. Dennis Daugaard said Thursday.

February 09, 2012

High court says girl can sue school over janitor

BISMARCK (AP) — The North Dakota Supreme Court has ruled that Washburn Public Schools can be sued for allegedly not properly supervising a janitor after a parent complained about his conduct.

By Associated Press , December 19, 2011

Ruling shouldn’t affect N.D. law

BISMARCK (AP) — Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem says he doesn’t think a U.S. Supreme Court ruling regarding protests at military funerals will have any effect on North Dakota’s law keeping Westboro Baptist Church members at least 300 feet away from such services.

March 04, 2011

N.D Senate passes bill to confiscate fake IDs

BISMARCK — North Dakota senators debated the potential problems with allowing businesses to seize what they think is a fake ID but agreed to approve the bill on Tuesday. In a 37-10 vote, Senate Bill 2133 passed and will now move to the House for debate. The bill allows businesses to seize an ID if there is reasonable belief that it’s been altered, falsified or is being used to unlawfully obtain alcohol.

By By Teri Finneman, Forum Communications Co. , February 02, 2011

Senate kills bill specifying how far vehicles need to be from bicycles

BISMARCK — The North Dakota Senate killed a bill on Monday that would have required at least 3 feet between vehicles and bicycles on the road. Sen. Gary Lee, R-Casselton, said the bill was brought forward on behalf of bicycle enthusiasts with the intent to create a safer shared roadway and to better define the relationship between cars and bikes. Doubt about whether there would be “consistent, meaningful” enforcement was an issue for the Transportation Committee, Lee said.

By By Teri Finneman, Forum Communications Co. , February 01, 2011

N.D. House: Schools must conduct lockdown drills

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — North Dakota's House has approved a bill to require schools to conduct “lockdown” and other emergency drills.

January 25, 2011

After shooting, silence greets calls for changes in gun laws

WASHINGTON — Most lawmakers are greeting calls for tougher gun restrictions after the Arizona shootings with silence, reflecting the tilt in recent years toward expanding access to firearms rather than curtailing it. The White House, too, is sidestepping questions on an issue that is among the most toxic in U.S. politics.

By By Alan Fram, The Associated Press , January 14, 2011

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