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Name that bridge type: The answer to question 1
          And now the answer to the question of naming the bridge type. As you will recall, in a posting from last Thursday, there was a post card of a bridge that span...
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One fundraiser done, another coming up Sunday for cancer patient Sandy Puttbrese
The first of two community fundraisers this week to helpalongtime Grand Forks daycare provider took place Monday -- and it was a success, according to its organizer. Sandy Puttbrese, who is battlin...
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Fresh tomato soup
I love tomatoes. And I especially love tomato soup. Any kind. From the can, from scratch, chunky, blended, thick, thinner, or bisque. You name it, if it's tomato soup, I love it. So I try new recipes ...
Posted on 9/19/12 at 7:52 AM
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Pizza Ranch
There's a new pizza place coming to Grand Forks. It's called Pizza Ranch. And if you like pizza with a little imagination or some spiciness, the restaurant located at 3750 32nd Avenue S. may be just f...
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Boucher's Williston trip
News release from the Dems about ag commissioner candidate Merle Boucher's trip to Williston today: Today Merle Boucher visited local agriculture processing plants and spoke with residents at Grandma...
Posted on 9/3/10 at 4:55 PM
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Charges filed against bison ranch

The Sioux County state’s attorney says charges have been filed against the owner of a ranch along the North Dakota-South Dakota border where hundreds of bison broke loose, trampling fences and feasting on other ranchers’ hay supplies.

June 25, 2009

Other views: ID system for animals has merit

Area ranchers were clear about their dislike for a proposed mandatory National Animal Identification System presented in Rapid City. During a U.S. Department of Agriculture listening session on the proposed identification system — NAIS — very few voiced support for the plan that would allow for a uniform tracking system to be used in the event of disease outbreak.

By Rapid City (S.D.) Journal , June 25, 2009

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Rancher loses trailer home to fire

Rural Valley City rancher Wanda Etzell had been battling floodwaters to save her trailer home. But she lost the home to a fire.

April 27, 2009

Charges to be filed against bison ranch

The Sioux County state’s attorney says charges will be filed against the owner of a ranch along the North Dakota-South Da-kota border where hundreds of bison broke loose, trampling fences and gobbling other ranchers’ hay supplies.

By By James MacPherson, The Associated Press , April 08, 2009

Rancher sues oil company in saltwater spill

More than three years after a defective pipeline spewed some 1 million gallons of saltwater into a northwestern North Dakota creek, Linda Monson says her cattle still refuse to drink from it. And the spill has moved into court.

March 07, 2009

Storm stresses western N.D. ranchers

Another round of heavy snowfall in parts of North Dakota has Agriculture Department workers busy fielding calls from snowbound ranchers and state emergency officials gathering data to ask for federal help. The state Department of Emergency Services is gathering information it can use to seek a presidential disaster declaration, said Don Larson, a spokesman for Gov. John Hoeven. Such a declaration would make federal aid available for public use.

By By Blake Nicholson, The Associated Press , February 12, 2009

Dorgan seeks investigation into reports of animal neglect, abuse at N.D. ranch

U.S. Sen. Dorgan, D-N.D., is asking the U.S. Department of Agriculture to investigate reports of animal neglect and abuse at a ranch in North Dakota that is owned by a millionaire real estate developer from Florida. Dorgan sent a letter Friday to Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack asking for an investigation of the incident.

February 06, 2009

Heavy snow tough on ranchers

Rancher John Novodvorsky spent Friday morning in his tractor trying to clear paths in his north central North Dakota farm yard, already choked with snow before the latest winter blast. “There’s snow everywhere,” he said in a cell phone interview. “I haven’t even gotten to the barn yet. It’s a challenge.”

By By Blake Nicholson , The Associated Press , January 10, 2009

S.D. polygamist ranch quiet

New charges have been filed against members of a polygamist sect in Texas, but the group’s South Dakota presence remains unchanged.

December 01, 2008

Old-time music festival planned

Two great Midwestern bluegrass bands will bring their unique sounds to Cross Ranch State Park on Friday and Saturday, June 20 and 21, for the 18th annual Missouri River Old Time Music Festival. Headline groups this year are the Wisconsin group, Art Stevenson and Highwater, and from Minnesota, Lonesome Tradition. Other regional and local performers are the Missouri River Boys, Eric Olson, Cottonwood, the Old Five and Dimers and Moose Creek Symphony.

June 12, 2008

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