OTHER VIEWS

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Other Views: Come and worship at football’s crystal cathedral

It’s been likened to an alien spaceship landing; a gigantic greenhouse; a dream job for the people who make Windex. But whatever the early descriptions of the approved design of the new Vikings football stadium, there is little doubt it is extraordinary, and extraordinarily expensive.

By The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead , May 20, 2013

Other Views: N.D. oil investments support investment

North Dakota’s potential as a crude oil and natural gas producer continues to grow. The U.S. Geological Survey recently released new, much higher estimates for the recoverable oil in the state. That’s important because it implies investors in wells and infrastructure are more likely to see a solid return, all else being equal.

By The Bismarck Tribune, Bismarck , May 13, 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

Other Views: Vigilant as the rivers rise

It’s clear that 1997 was a watershed year in the Red River Valley. No pun intended.

By Grand Forks Herald, Grand Forks , April 15, 2013

Other Views: Volunteers make the difference

When Mother Nature permits Ol’ Man Winter to hang around the Northern Plains too long, floods come in slow motion.

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

Other Views: N.D. keeps growing

North Dakota has been adding citizens at a remarkable rate. With a rapid increase in population comes growing pains, especially for communities in the state’s Oil Patch. Keeping a handle on those numbers can be critical in meeting the challenges of growth.

By The Bismarck Tribune , March 26, 2013

Other Views: It’s time to approve Keystone Pipeline

Sen. John Hoeven continued to push President Barack Obama to approve the Keystone XL Pipeline last week, introducing legislation that would approve the project even if President Barack Obama is not in favor.

By Williston Herald, Williston , March 25, 2013

Other Views: When a waiver isn’t a waiver

No Child Left Behind took Americans to school and taught us our schools, teachers and students are failing. The proof, we are told, can be found in the results of standardized tests. This is despite that North Dakotans take pride in their schools, believing they do a good job.

By The Bismarck Tribune , March 18, 2013

Other Views: Resist politicizing higher ed

Legislators should be cautious about approving two — or even one — constitutional amendments for the ballot that could destroy the necessary independence of the North Dakota University System.

By The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead , March 11, 2013

Lawmakers, keep eyes on the FAA’s prize

Between the start of the North Dakota House’s debate about the privacy implications of drones and today, something changed.

By Grand Forks Herald, Grand Forks , March 04, 2013

Other Views: Gun culture, safety training are important

The number of concealed weapons permits issued in North Dakota has increased dramatically, and that should come as no surprise.

By Bismarck Tribune , February 25, 2013

Other Views: Oil impacts natural world as well

Oil development has stepped hard on western North Dakota’s landscape.

By Bismarck Tribune , February 18, 2013

Other Views: Flood plan: A dose of reality

A preliminary schedule for a Minot flood protection plan was laid out last week for members of the city council, and one thing is crystal clear after that presentation: Should Minot opt to move forward with the current plan, it will be a long, costly process with construction stretching to 2025.

By Minot Daily News , February 11, 2013

Other Views: Reiten left permanent mark on N.D., Minot

City leader. State leader. World War II veteran. Broadcast pioneer. Norsk Hostfest founder. And perhaps most important of all, family man.

By Minot Daily News , February 04, 2013

Other Views: North Dakotans grieve for soldiers

North Dakota reeled with the recent news that two members of the state’s National Guard had been killed and one injured Monday in a roadside bombing in southern Afghanistan. Spc. Tyler J. Orgaard, 20, of Bismarck, and Sgt. 1st Class Darren M. Linde, 41, of Devils Lake were killed in action. Spc. Ian Charles Placek, 23, of Bismarck, was wounded and is in stable condition at a hospital in Germany.

By The Bismarck Tribune , December 10, 2012

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