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How Old is Too Old?
Recently I was driving within the city limits with my 8 year old daughter. As I typically do, I travel about 35 miles per hour when the posted speed is 30 mph. Surprisingly I quickly approached the ...
Posted on 5/21/13 at 11:37 AM
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Candidates for Worst Movie
Some of the folks on Facebook have some suggestions for the worst movies they've seen. TB: The Sweetest Thing. "I normally like that genre, but it was drivel. Went nowhere." ML: Anything with George ...
Posted on 2/19/13 at 1:15 PM
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More Things They Don't (Can't) Instruct You (Me) In Culinary (Any) School
The recent separation of Chris Olson, former Chef de Cuisine from Parka, a restaurant in Minneapolis, has spurned interesting conversations about things theydon'tteach you in culinary school. Olson's ...
Posted on 2/17/13 at 3:53 PM
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Opinion Corner / Answer to last post
The following Opinion Corner ran in Tuesday's edition of The Jamestown Sun. Latrell Sprewell is in the news again and obviously its not good. The former member of the Minnesota Timberwolves was rece...
Posted on 2/5/13 at 11:44 AM
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Opinions Get Us Into Trouble
Most of us tend to have an opinion. I sure do on just about any subject except where we should eat tonightmuch to the huzs chagrin. With technological advances and the trappings that have come with t...
Posted on 7/13/12 at 7:30 AM
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Letter to the editor: Nold caught in crossfire of dysfunctioning School Board

The Jamestown Public School Board members who voted to refuse the hiring of Jeff Nold have sent an arrogant message to every staff member of our public school system. They have refused to hire an experienced teacher who has already been a state championship coach simply because of who his father is.

By By Steve Bennion, Jamestown , May 01, 2013

Letter to the editor: Remember those who lost their lives on the job

Working people have come together year after year to call for better working conditions and stronger safety protections on the job. As a result, workplace deaths and injuries have declined significantly, exposure to hazards and toxic chemicals like asbestos and lead have been reduced and far fewer workers are dying from trench cave-ins or from being caught in dangerous machinery.

By By Dan Jackson, Oakes, N.D. , May 01, 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

Column: Pigs are the answer to leftovers, obesity

Dr. Oz, the television guru on diets, has been touting all sorts of meals and concoctions to curb the obesity epidemic.

By Lloyd Omdahl, Columnist , April 29, 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

Letter to the editor: Eventide deserves praise, thanks for ‘fun’ raiser

This past Friday my husband David and I attended the first “fun”raiser for Eventide at Hi-Acres. Since I had been a resident there, and received wonderful care, I wanted to support them.

By By Bonnie H. Rogers, Jamestown , April 24, 2013

Letter to the editor: Criticism of letter failed to disprove any of its points

This is a response to Tom Tracy’s letter from April 12, in which he responded to my letter regarding this year’s legislative session. He attacked my credibility, but failed to disprove a single thing I said. Just because someone disagrees with what I say does not make it “filled with inaccuracies and misinformation” as Tracy claimed.

By By Brad Mills, Jamestown , April 24, 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

Letter to the editor: Senators’ votes on gun law were disappointing

I am very disappointed with the votes Sen. John Hoeven, R-N.D, and Sen. Heidi Heitkamp, D-N.D., made on the background check amendment.

By Susan Beehler, Mandan, N.D. , April 22, 2013

Column: Christians shouldn’t depend on government

After a couple centuries of government support, the Protestant mores that have dominated the American culture are disappearing from the public square.

By Lloyd Omdahl, Columnist , April 22, 2013

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