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What does future hold?
May 12, 2013 Taylor Brorby, Minneapolis The Minneapolis Star Tribune recently ran an article about a hot topic in my home state: the oil boom occurring in North Dakota. more »»
Middle East full of irony
May 12, 2013 Ron Carlson, Bismarck Isn’t it terribly ironic that Israel, the Jewish Nation, has done more for the Syrian Muslim rebels than the rest of the wold combined? They have struck downtown Damascu. more »»
Egg bill good for everyone
May 12, 2013 Monique Nadeau, Minot With all the divisive battles and partisan bickering in Washington, here is something positive that all the major stakeholders agree on: S. more »»
Undraining a wetland?
May 12, 2013 Galen Peterson, Maxbass This is a response to the article “Undraining the Prairie” that was in The Minot Daily News on April 27. You cannot undrain something that hasn’t been drained. more »»
The height of hypocrisy
May 12, 2013 Ray Schwarz, Minot This letter is in response to the two letters on April 28, by Kelly Hogness of Grand Forks and Brad Mills of Jamestown. more »»
Change is never easy
May 12, 2013 Hamid Shirvani, Chancellor, North Dakota University System, Bismarck Change is never easy as it forces us to leave our comfort zone, but in today’s world, change is a requirement for succes. more »»
Minot’s first post office
May 5, 2013 Mark Berg, Minot In the issue for Tuesday, in the article dealing with the V-12 program at Minot State University during World War II (p. more »»
Saving the village
May 5, 2013 Jim Goodman, Minot I was surprised and saddened when I first heard of the possibility of closing the historical Pioneer Village at the North Dakota State Fairgrounds in Minot and eliminating it... more »»
Frustrated in Williston
May 5, 2013 Troy Johnson, Williston Did Minot just get a tax adjustment like Williston? My lot value just went up 77 percent and my house value just went up 12.7 percent. That’s an 89. more »»
Flooding at Rice Lake
May 5, 2013 John M. Pietsch, Minot Sometimes the best way to understand a situation is review the events that led up to it. more »»
Outstanding entertainment
May 5, 2013 Rolf Stang, New York City The Minot Symphony Orchestra, already a very big part of the Magic of Minot, is even more so, now with new conductor Scott Seaton. more »»
Sick of sewer problems
May 5, 2013 Robert L. Timm, Minot The citizens of Minot’s southeast valley know where we stand in the list of city prioritie. more »»
Residents need help
May 5, 2013 Nancy Bommelman, Minot Wouldn’t it be nice to audit the City of Minot’s books just to see where all the money is going? Look around the city. more »»
Cleaning up Williston
May 5, 2013 Kelly Rankin, Williston Recently hundreds of community members helped in the effort to clean up Williston where long-time and new residents worked together to improve our cit. more »»
Who is looking out for Minot?
April 28, 2013 There’s so much to be said. The price-gouging, greed, rudeness and the cell phone driving/texting – ridiculous. more »»
Too many deer create problems
April 28, 2013 Once more I am suffering a lot of damage to my evergreens from a herd of deer that moved in on me this winter, and they are still her. more »»
Too many deer create problems
April 28, 2013 Once more I am suffering a lot of damage to my evergreens from a herd of deer that moved in on me this winter, and they are still her. more »»
Money better spent on kids
April 28, 2013 This North Dakota Legislature and the governor are being grossly negligent with our dollars. more »»
Minimum wage should go up
April 28, 2013 President Obama’s call to raise the federal minimum wage to $9 per hour has merit. The present federal minimum wage is $7.25 per hour. North Dakota’s minimum wage is $7.25 per hour. more »»
Use higher ed funding formula
April 28, 2013 One of the challenges experienced by every legislative session that I served was the funding mechanism used to fund higher education. more »»
Republican polices anti-life
April 28, 2013 With regard to the abortion issue in North Dakota, the Republican “pro-life” crowd says they passed new restrictions on abortion because they value human life. more »» City of Minot annual household hazardous waste collection and e-recycling May 18, 2013 The City of Minot will hold its annual household hazardous waste collection and e-recycling at the northwest lot of the Public Works Building at 1025-31st St. SE on May 17 and 18 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day. There is no charge for household quantities brought in by city garbage patrons. more » Daily Events
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