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Bravo to Mandan man who helped save girl

The Jamestown Sun hands out these bravos and a buffalo chip this week:

May 11, 2013

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Take care as work begins in the fields

Spring weather finally seems to be headed in the direction we’ve been waiting for so long. That in turn means farmers around the region dealing with delays will push to get their crops in the field at the most advantageous times. Safety needs to be on their minds and the minds of the traveling public.

May 10, 2013

East-west conflict is set aside

One of the enduring themes in North Dakota history is the enmity between east and west. Some of it’s real, much of it is myth. When it comes to the recently concluded 2013 Legislature, the record shows most of it is myth — at least among brighter lawmakers.

By The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead , May 09, 2013

Guy’s work is not yet finished

In all the grand and appropriate tributes to the late North Dakota Gov. William Guy, his visionary thinking about water development often was cited. Guy, who died last month at age 93, surely was among those few politicians who understood how water — too much of it, not enough of it — affected the state’s people, economy and future.

By The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead , May 08, 2013

Level the sales-tax playing field

Greg Danz, proprietor of Zandbroz, faces an invisible wall that he and many other merchants face, whether located downtown or in a mall. His store in Fargo must charge its customers 7.5 percent in state and local sales taxes. In Moorhead, the state sales tax takes a bite of 6.875 percent.

By The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead , May 07, 2013

Editorial: School Board needs to revisit policies

Jamestown Public Schools should hire the best available teachers, regardless of who they are related to — but a policy should be in place to protect against nepotism and potential “good ole’ boy” hiring decisions.

By The Jamestown Sun Editorial Board , May 06, 2013

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Federal priorities have us confused

Remember years ago when North Dakota lawmakers approved legislation allowing farmers in the state to grow industrial hemp, a distant cousin of marijuana that contains only tiny traces of THC, the psychoactive element of the plant? Remember the federal government’s reaction?

By Minot Daily News , May 03, 2013

More should sign up for CodeRed here

Every summer, North Dakotans can be certain they’ll have to put up with road construction and severe weather. The road construction is predictable and steady, but the weather is anything but. These storms are simply a fact of living in the Northern Plains.

May 01, 2013

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Erdrich richly deserves award

Louise Erdrich richly deserves her selection as the latest recipient of the North Dakota Rough Rider Award, which honors current or former North Dakotans who were influenced by the state and achieved national recognition in their field. That’s certainly the case with Erdrich, who grew up in Wahpeton and has won many accolades as an author, including the National Book Award in 2012 for her last novel, “The Round House.”

By The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead , April 30, 2013

Editorial: Time for Shirvani to resign

Hamid Shirvani’s brief tenure as North Dakota’s chancellor of higher education has been remarkable for its seemingly endless blunders, arrogant management style and needless controversy, all of which have damaged the state’s 11 campuses and their students.

By The Jamestown Sun Editorial Board , April 29, 2013

Bravo to the warm weather we’ve been waiting for

The Jamestown Sun hands out these bravos this week:

April 27, 2013

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Erdrich deserves award

The author Louise Erdrich will be presented with a Rough Rider Award today in Wahpeton, the southeastern North Dakota community in which she grew up. Her portrait will be displayed in the state Capitol along with the portraits of 38 others who have earned the state’s highest honor. She is richly deserving of the award.

By Bismarck Tribune , April 26, 2013

Williston is not a story of crime

One glance at the Williston Herald in recent weeks makes it look like we live in a city overrun with criminals. Yes, crime has gone up. More people equals more crime, and more crime equals more headlines in the newspaper.

By Williston Herald , April 25, 2013

New fund brings questions

Gov. Jack Dalrymple signed House Bill 1278, creating the North Dakota Outdoor Heritage Fund, which will provide as much as $15 million a year by taking a percentage of the gross oil production tax.

By Minot Daily News, Minot , April 24, 2013

Put part of oil-tax fund into stocks like Alaska does

A billion here, a billion there. And pretty soon, you’re talking about the Alaska Permanent Fund, which reached a new high of about $45 billion at the end of March. North Dakota may have topped Alaska in oil production, but North Dakota’s oil tax “Legacy Fund” has a long way to go before it catches up with its Alaskan sibling.

By Grand Forks Herald , April 23, 2013

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