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NASCAR DAD Cavendish Farms (potato)
No price agreement for Cavendish Farms with Northern Plains Potato Growers Association of East Grand Forks, Minnesota. Price agreement or contract ? J.R. Simplot Company of Grand Forks, North Dakota s...
Posted on 6/13/09 at 6:24 PM
Flooding leads list of year’s big stories
River-to-river flooding throughout the region topped The Jamestown Sun’s top news events for 2009.
The list of events was compiled by the newspaper’s editorial board.
Waters rose throughout the state in March and April, causing flooding in Jamestown and surrounding areas. Flooding reached its peak in April when waters overflowed into the Jamestown Dam’s “glory hole” spillway — the first time in the dam’s 55-year history.
December 31, 2009
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Cavendish may reopen soon
Cavendish Farms may soon start production again after an Aug. 31 fire damaged parts of the potato processing plant, said Dan Akey, director of operations at Cavendish Farms.
“The restoration has been going very well and we believe we’ll be back running by next week,” Akey said.
By Ben Rodgers , September 17, 2009
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Cavendish closed indefinitely
Cavendish Farms is closed indefinitely after a fire burned in its attic Monday, officials said.
Greg Allen, the plant’s administrative manager, said only part of the plant was damaged and he wants to get it running again soon.
“We plan to reopen,” he said.
By Ben Rodgers , September 02, 2009
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Fire damages Cavendish potato plant
Parts of Cavendish Farms were damaged by a fire Monday afternoon, but no one was injured.
The source of the blaze was unknown as of Monday evening, according to Jim Reuther, chief of the Jamestown Fire Department. The fire likely started in the attic, he said.
Black smoke was reported around 1:30 p.m.
By Ben Rodgers , September 01, 2009
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Sprinter wins again
While Lance Armstrong and Alberto Contador put aside their rivalry in Wednesday’s 11th stage of the Tour de France, Tyler Farrar almost became the first American rider to win a stage at this year’s race.
Farrar was within half a bike length of catching British sprinter Mark Cavendish, who clinched his second consecutive win and fourth overall.
July 16, 2009
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