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By James MacPherson Associated Press BISMARCK, N.D. -- The lone grocery store in the south-central North Dakota farming Town of Zeeland has been selling disposable diapers, just for adults. ... Source: news.search.yahoo.com --- 9 days ago
HETTINGER (AP) - The hospital in this southwestern North Dakota Town is approaching a milestone - 13,000 babies. ... Source: news.search.yahoo.com --- 9 days ago
The hospital in the southwestern North Dakota Town of Hettinger is approaching a milestone 13,000 babies. As of yesterday afternoon, 12,990 babies had been born at West River Health Services in its 58-year history. The 13,000th baby born ... Source: news.search.yahoo.com --- 9 days ago
MICHIGAN (AP) - The eastern North Dakota Town of Michigan is getting its grocery store back, about four months after it closed, thanks in part to community donations. ... Source: news.search.yahoo.com --- 9 days ago
The hospital in the southwestern North Dakota Town of Hettinger is approaching a milestone. As of Saturday afternoon, 12,990 babies had been born at West River Health Services during its 58-year history. The 13,000th baby born there will receive a $1,300 bank CD. ... Source: news.search.yahoo.com --- 39 days ago
Fire heavily damaged a restaurant in the eastern North Dakota Town of Cooperstown early Thursday morning. ... Source: news.search.yahoo.com --- 28 days ago
OAKES, N.D. (AP) — Officials in the southeastern North Dakota Town of Oakes are reassuring residents that the water supply is safe for drinking, after trace amounts of a pesticide were detected in the water. ... Source: news.search.yahoo.com --- 39 days ago
HOOPLE (AP) - The grave site of former governor and U.S. senator Lynn Frazier has been restored in a cemetery in this small northeastern North Dakota Town. ... Source: news.search.yahoo.com --- 44 days ago
The helpers in one northwest North Dakota Town say they need some help. The ambulance crew in Stanley says it`s being strained by demands for its services. The ambulance service is averaging about 23 runs per month, but only has a handful of EMTs. Two of them also have other jobs. ... Source: news.search.yahoo.com --- 39 days ago
HOOPLE, N.D. - The grave site of former governor and U.S. senator Lynn Frazier has been restored in a cemetery in this small northeastern North Dakota Town. Advertisement: General Equipment & Supplies Leica Builder. Find out what it can do for you! Starting at $5405, with memory starting at $6495. For more details Contact Dave at 800-437-2924 or email dbroten@genequip.com ... Source: news.search.yahoo.com --- 37 days ago
HILLSBORO (AP) - The hospital in the eastern North Dakota Town of Hillsboro is in the middle of a big expansion and remodeling project. ... Source: news.search.yahoo.com --- 37 days ago
HORACE (AP) - A developer plans to build a 288-acre gated housing development with two man-made recreational lakes near the eastern North Dakota Town of Horace. ... Source: news.yahoo.com --- 36 days ago
Authorities are trying to determine how a Grand Forks, North Dakota, garbage truck ended up in the Red River near the Town of Robbin, Minnesota. ... Source: news.search.yahoo.com --- 39 days ago
It`s not your average car show, but they`re not your average cars either. Hidden inside one small North Dakota Town are some golden, a bit rusty, treasures. ... Source: news.search.yahoo.com --- 39 days ago
Frazier backed women's rights The grave site of former Gov. and U.S. Sen. Lynn Frazier has been restored in a cemetery in this small northeastern North Dakota Town. Advertisement: ROAD WOLF MOTORCYCLE SPECS $65 Oil Change @ Road Wolf Motorcycles Text this to your phone and bring it in to Road Wolf Motorcycles and receive an oil change for only $65, add $15 for Synthetic oil! ... Source: climate.weather.com --- 2 days ago
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) _ Residents of Beach were not seeing a beach when they looked out their windows Monday. They were seeing snowmen. The National Weather Service said the southwestern North Dakota Town of about 1,200 people had 11 inches of snow after a storm that hit Saturday night and Sunday morning. "It kind of just falls off the roofs and hits the ground," said Ivy Schantz, a receptionist at the Beach Co-op Grain Co. "... ... Source: www.slate.com --- 12 days ago
Noreen , You ask why it doesn't bother me that Sarah Palin claims a connection to the "heartland." I would chalk it up to a couple of reasons. For one, every time I see a picture from Wasilla, I'm reminded of the small Town in North Dakota that my husband...( read more ) ... Source: thedaily.washington.edu --- 14 days ago
When pop culture-journalist and author Chuck Klosterman read from his new book at Elliott Bay Book Company Sept. 22, those in attendance were treated to a literary reading and stand-up comedy routine all in one. Klosterman, perhaps best known for his best-selling 2003 collection of essays, Sex, Drugs, and Cocoa Puffs, read from his newest release, Downtown Owl. Although Downtown Owl is Klosterman’s fifth book since 2001, it represents his first novel. Klosterman said that the decision to produce a piece of fiction was largely motivated by the creative license it offers. “Partially I wanted to write a novel just to see if I could do it,” said Klosterman in a nasally voice at the Elliott Bay reading. “But mostly I wanted to have people say things that wouldn’t be attributed to me.” Klosterman was expectedly casual, wearing a black KISS T-shirt and drinking a beer as he read the oft-laughing audience a chapter from Downtown Owl. The novel, released by Scribner Book Company Sept. 16, is set in a small North Dakota Town in the early ‘80s and details the lives of three citizens: a high school jock, a schoolteacher and a farmer. Although this setting seemingly parallels Klosterman’s own life — he grew up on a farm in North Dakota — he clarified that the book is not about him. “Downtown Owl is not autobiographical,” said Klosterman “Though I would like to eventually write a real memoir, but my parents will have to be dead.” It was comment ... Source: www.paperbackswap.com --- 1 day ago
Buffalo Valley is dying. But its citizens won't give up on the Town where generations have lived, loved, raised families, worked hard, and died. When Savannah-born Lindsay Snyder decides to accept the teaching position in Buffalo Valley, she brings a breath of fresh air with her. Lindsay is trying to escape a stalled romance and learn more about her family, especially her grandmother Gina, who lived her entire life in the tiny Town. Buffalo Valley has its share of characters, including Hassie Knight, the matriarch of this small community; Buffalo Bob Carr, the ex-biker who won the local watering hole in a poker game; and Gage Sinclair, the handsome farmer whose roots are deeply planted in the fertile soil of this North Dakota village. But Gage refuses to believe that Lindsay will find any reason to stay so far from the bright lights of the big city she recently called home. And Lindsay despairs that Gage will never comprehend that she has the best reason to remain--love, for him. ...
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The final vote-263 to 171 today as the House passed a 700 billion dollar financial bailout. The original bill was defeated by the House on Monday, but after some changes to the bill in the Senate, the House agreed to the plan this afternoon. Government officials say many of the nation's banks have been unable to lend money recently because of the situation. But what about here in North Dakota? Dan Erdmann reports. Out of luck: that's where many companies and individuals around the country stand that are in need of a loan. Some banks simply don't have the financial backing to support any lending right now, but in our area, that is not the case. Terry Zeltinger, President - United Community Bank: We're kind of insulated from this, because our economy is robust and things are going very well. Our houses are not going down in value, they're going up in value, especially in the Minot area, so we have a little bit of an anomaly compared to the rest of the country. Darrell Olson, President - Town & Country Credit Union: We never got involved in any of the risky lending ventures that the rest of the country did. A lot of the big Wall Street areas, they were taking high-risk yields. There's ample money supply. We see no reason for anybody to worry about that at all.†Some of the national dilemma stems from housing and sub-prime housing loans, in which people who were unqualified, received loans. Zeltinger says it was only a matter of time ...