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Mother Nature's power
May 23, 2013 It’s difficult to comprehend the destruction caused by a massive tornado that tore through Moore, Okla., and the surrounding area earlier this week. more »»
Battle of the Badges
May 22, 2013 The yearly battle for blood in Minot is scheduled for next week, with the annual friendly competition between the Minot Fire Department and the Minot Police Department held to bring donors to a... more »»
Who helped Gosnell?
May 21, 2013 It is difficult to read about what went on for years in Dr. Kermit Gosnell’s abortion clinic in Philadelphia without being horrified, sickened and outraged. more »»
Not what the U.S. stands for
May 20, 2013 Both Democrats and Republicans in Congress seem upset about revelations the Internal Revenue Service focused enforcement actions on conservative political groups during the election campaign last... more »»
The week that was
May 19, 2013 KEEPING OUR WATER – Kudos the the U.S. Senate for putting the brakes on a plan by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to charge fees for access to water in upper Missouri River reservoirs. more »»
Holder's laughable testimony
May 18, 2013 We’ll try to keep a straight face as we continue to read Attorney General Eric Holder’s explanation of the Justice Department’s bungled, bumbling investigation of national security leaks that led to... more »»
Political correctness runs amok
May 17, 2013 Political correctness has sunk into absurdity in a situation involving access to the so-called “Plan B” birth control drug. more »»
Lowering limits won't be simple
May 16, 2013 The National Transportation Safety Board this week issued a report urging states to lower their limits for drunk driving from a .08 blood alcohol level to .05 blood alcohol level, among other changes. more »»
Providing hope for the future
May 15, 2013 Monday was a big day for the Domestic Violence Crisis Center and the Minot Area Community Foundation. more »»
The IRS' political targets
May 14, 2013 Last week, Internal Revenue Service officials insisted high-ranking leaders at the agency were not aware some conservative political groups were being harassed over tax matters. more »»
Boston bombing questions
May 13, 2013 Investigators continue to uncover more and more disturbing information about the Tsarnaev brothers, accused of setting off bombs at the Boston Marathon. more »»
The week that was
May 12, 2013 SCHOOL MEETING – The second of three public information forums held to discuss the future of the Minot Public School District attracted some 120 people this past week, fewer than the number of... more »»
Heroes can be next door
May 11, 2013 Sometimes we forget how many good people there are in the world. Then we read about someone like Charles Ramsey. more »»
Shirvani's job review: Failure
May 10, 2013 What are we to make of an announcement Thursday that the State Board of Higher Education passed a resolution to conduct a job performance review of Chancellor Hamid Shirvani? Will Shirvani’s review... more »»
Dispute headed for court
May 9, 2013 It certainly appears the discussions and negotiations between the Ward County Historical Society and the North Dakota State Fair Board concerning the future of Pioneer Village are over. more »»
Shameful sports behavior
May 8, 2013 The death of a youth soccer referee in Utah last week after being punched in the head by a 17-year-old player is a sad commentary on the lack of respect for sports officials everywhere. more »»
Shirvani, Espegard should quit
May 7, 2013 We’re troubled, to say the least, by the latest revelations about continued open meeting violations by the State Board of Higher Education, especially when Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem terms the... more »»
Right idea, wrong strategy
May 6, 2013 Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, has the right idea but the wrong strategy. more »»
The week that was
May 5, 2013 HELP COULD BE ON THE WAY – There may be some help coming for frustrated residents along Meadowlark Drive in southwest Minot. more »»
A walk through Minot
May 4, 2013 Two pedestrian bridges linking northeast Minot and downtown continue to be closed, and there’s a chance both structures will not reopen – ever – and that’s not good news for pedestrians. more »»
Eliminate border fee proposal
May 3, 2013 A?proposal in President Barack Obama’s 2014 budget to study the impact of charging a border crossing fee for visitors from?Canada should be eliminated before it’s even discussed. Rep. more »» |
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