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STAFF BLOG OIL PATCH DISPATCH Williston church honors dads on Saturday
WILLISTON, N.D. -- The Life Church Assembly of God in Williston will honor fathers on Saturday with a special Father's Day event. The event from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday will feature free food, gam...
Posted on 6/13/13 at 6:04 PM
NDAD INSIGHT Injured? Disabled? NDAD's free equipment loan program may come in handy
Marilyn and Jim Larimore didnt need the new bed rails and Drive walkers they received in error via a shipping mix-up. When the seller told the Grand Forks couple to keep the merchandise at no charge, ...
Posted on 5/29/13 at 9:00 AM
REAL OILFIELD WIVES So You're Moving to BoomTown, USA... Now What?
You hear about oilfield boomtowns everywhere in the media, some outlets even going so far as to compare them to a modern-day Wild West. The thought of actually moving to one of these towns can be daun...
Posted on 3/4/13 at 1:42 PM
MEANDERINGS OF A ZEALOUS MOM Smoke and Mirrors
The worst part of living in the Bakken are the complaints about it. I get rubbed the wrong way when I hear people say things like, I cried all day the very first day I came! or I cry almost EVERY day...
Posted on 12/13/12 at 12:58 PM
STAFF BLOG FRESH MOJO First trip to Williston
On Saturday I traveled to Williston from Dickinson for the first time since moving back here in late June. Guess I thought I was prepared, considering all the warnings I got. A few rocks from passing ...
Posted on 8/27/12 at 1:27 PM
Fathers far from home: Dads work in ND to stay connected while providing for families back home
WILLISTON - Jonathan Heaton’s four kids are old enough to understand that Dad has to be in North Dakota to pay the bills. Once when the truck driver was home, his kids brought him their piggy banks to try to get him to stay in Utah.
By Amy Dalrymple , June 16, 2013
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ND Oil Patch no Wild West, researcher says
WILLISTON — Police activity is busier in western North Dakota, but it’s not the Wild West, says a researcher studying the impact of the oil boom on law enforcement.
By Amy Dalrymple , May 26, 2013
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FOTB: 'A great place to start out': First-time teacher finds warm welcome in Williston
WILLISTON — Concordia College graduate Nicole Pomerleau knew the Williston Middle School would be a good fit for her first teaching job after meeting with recruiters at a job fair.
By Amy Dalrymple , February 03, 2013
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Faces of the Boom: LA County planner drawn back to home state
WILLISTON, N.D. - While working as a city planner in Los Angeles, Donald Kress kept fielding questions about his booming home state.
By Amy Dalrymple, Forum News Service , December 30, 2012
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State says oil development not to blame for rare earthquake near Williston, but some quake experts are unsure
A rare earthquake near here last week wasn’t strong enough for people to notice, but that doesn’t mean it was insignificant. While the North Dakota Department of Mineral Resources says it’s unlikely that oil development caused it, some quake experts say it can’t be ruled out.
By Amy Dalrymple , October 06, 2012
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Peterbilt coming to Dickinson
Jeff Vanthournout, Allstate Peterbilt president and CEO, left, and Don Larson, owner, walk the sandy base Thursday where Allstate Peterbilt of Dickinson will be constructed and ready by early January if all goes as planned.
September 14, 2012
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New truck route relieves congestion in Williston
Truck traffic kept interrupting a press conference here Monday that marked the opening of a new truck bypass, and that couldn’t have made Williston Mayor Ward Koeser any happier.
By Amy Dalrymple , August 20, 2012
Pumping the day away: Al the Pumper joins Dickinson CVB staff
There is an oil well in the middle of Dickinson, but it isn’t pumping crude.
Al the Pumper, a miniature version of an oil field pump jack, is the newest staff member of the Dickinson Convention and Visitors Bureau.
July 14, 2012
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East vs West: Gas prices higher in western North Dakota
A 50-cent difference between western and eastern gas prices has residents in the Oil Patch dishing out more money for fuel.
May 26, 2012
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