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NDAD INSIGHT 2nd power chair welcome transportation for 'Speedy'
Donald Shock eagerly welcomes each springs arrival to Dickinson, N.D. and for good reason. I dont try to stand idle, said Shock, 73. Im either going somewhere or trying to enjoy the fresh air. Its ...
Posted on 6/14/13 at 3:20 PM
COLUMN: Caution urged during North Dakota’s largest road construction season ever
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WATFORD CITY, N.D. -- I seriously considered phoning this assignment in.
I feared that driving from Williston to Watford City in heavy rain Thursday on a deadly stretch of Oil Patch highway to a press conference on road safety might make me another statistic.
But with 48 traffic fatalities so far this year -- 12 of those in McKenzie County -- there is no topic that deserves more news coverage in western North Dakota than highway safety.
By Amy Dalrymple , May 31, 2013
Homicides highlight challenges for policing the Oil Patch
WILLISTON, N.D. - One man was shot in the face outside a strip club. Another was stabbed after drinking with his crew camp roommate.
The two Williams County homicides in one weekend highlight the continued stress facing Oil Patch law enforcement agencies as the population swells.
By Amy Dalrymple , March 19, 2013
OIL PATCH DISPATCH: Another reality check for North Dakota
WILLISTON, N.D. – The creators of an upcoming reality TV show called “Guntucky” are in North Dakota looking for their next show.
By Amy Dalrymple , February 25, 2013
FACES OF THE BOOM: N.D. puts man’s life back on the rails
EPPING, N.D. – Scott Steskal hitched rides on freight trains to get to North Dakota’s oil boom.
Now the 51-year-old drives a train at a crude oil transloading facility and is getting his life on the right track.
“Until I got up here, my life was pretty much a wreck,” he said.
Steskal was living in Las Vegas with no job and no transportation when family members encouraged him to look into job opportunities in North Dakota.
By Amy Dalrymple , February 18, 2013
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North Dakota pro boxer Virgil Hill wants one last fight in home state
BISMARCK, N.D. — Olympic silver medalist and professional champion boxer Virgil Hill says he will have one last fight in North Dakota.
By TJ Jerke , February 15, 2013
Delicate work with glass: Jaci and Harley Trefz specialize in stained and fused glass art
One Jamestown woman and her husband produce solid pieces of art despite the delicate material used.
Jaci and Harley Trefz operate Riverbend Studios out of their home, but Jaci’s love for glass got the two started.
By By Ben Rodgers, The Jamestown Sun , February 07, 2013
CHEF JEFF: Curry some flavor
Probably nowhere else in the world outside of South Asian countries of Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, Nepal and Sri Lanka — among others — can you find more restaurants that feature curry so prominently as in Great Britain.
February 06, 2013
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Fargo native Reina del Cid, making an impact on Twin Cities music scene, comes home to play this weekend
MINNEAPOLIS – In a simple, matter-of-fact way, Reina del Cid calls herself a “big nerd.”
In fact, the Fargo native, who returns home with her band Reina del Cid and the Cidizens this weekend, named her guitar after El Cid – an 11th-century knight featured in Spanish literature.
By Sam Benshoof , February 05, 2013
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The Lost Italian: Scallops, curry a perfect Valentine’s pairing
It’s February, which means the Season of Love is about to begin.
Every year around this time, Tony and I sit down to plan our Valentine’s Day menu for Sarello’s, and we love to include as many aphrodisiac foods as possible, just to help out those couples seeking some added romance with their loved ones.
By Tony and Sarah Nasello , February 05, 2013
Hungry for More: Make a fancy cheese plate
When you have a gathering of family and friends, sometimes you want to do something a little different than smoked weenies in barbecue sauce.
February 05, 2013
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THE EATBEAT: Casa Mexico receives a hearty welcome in East Grand Forks
The decor was beautiful, the menu long and the booth comfortable when I visited Casa Mexico in East Grand Forks. The place, which opened Dec. 19 and has been home to other restaurants, has been redecorated and refurbished in most inviting Mexican style.
By Marilyn Hagerty , February 05, 2013
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Grand Forks women teach their toddlers how to sign
Before she could talk, Maya Bodin had a vocabulary of eight words — words she “spoke” with her hands in sign language.
By Pamela Knudson , February 05, 2013
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