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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 ...
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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 ...
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Opinions Get Us Into Trouble
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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

Other Views: ‘Controlled burn was uncontrolled, bureaucratic bungling

South Dakota Sen. John Thune is right: The U.S. Forest Service should take steps now to reimburse landowners for damage to private property caused when the agency attempted a “controlled burn” of 135 acres near the North Dakota/South Dakota border.

By Capital Journal, Pierre, S.D. , April 22, 2013

Letter to the editor: Hoeven and Heitkamp did well with votes for gun rights

The U.S. Senate recently rejected universal gun background checks, thanks partly to Sens. John Hoeven, R-N.D., and Heidi Heitkamp, D-N.D. However, President Barack Obama and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-N.D., will continue attacking the Second Amendment.

By By Duane Stahl, Valley City, N.D. , April 20, 2013

Bravo to events to prevent identity theft

The Jamestown Sun hands out these bravos this week:

April 20, 2013

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Letter to the editor: Heitkamp’s vote on bill a slap in the face to her donors

For seven years, beginning in 1967, I attended the Crippled Children’s School, now known as the Anne Carlsen Center. I still have my eighth-grade diploma from there. I have since gone on to high school and college and am a writer and blogger.

By By Kent Anderson, Sterling Heights, Mich. , April 19, 2013

Recalibrate Missouri River purpose

Agreed, the strategy behind management of the Missouri River, set by Congress in 1944, needs to be reshaped. But it needs to be done in a balanced and thoughtful way. Four members of the Missouri congressional delegation want to eliminate “fish and wildlife” from the eight purposes laid out to guide the federal government’s management of the river. That kind of unilateral action runs the risk of creating more problems than it solves, and would not fix much of what’s wrong with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers management of the river.

By Bismarck Tribune , April 19, 2013

Letter to the editor: Lawmakers made abortion decisions based on fear

Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem rightly expressed great concern that the Legislature should provide an appropriation to defend anti-abortion legislation that will unquestionably be challenged in the courts.

By By Dina Butcher, Bismarck , April 18, 2013

Do not reward terrorists with fear

Two bombs tore through the crowds gathered at the finish line of the Boston Marathon Monday afternoon. Three were killed and more than 170 were wounded in the act of terrorism.

April 18, 2013

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