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ND Sober Ride expands holiday ride options

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ND Sober Ride, a Vision Zero program that helps reduce impaired driving on North Dakota roads, is marking five years of service with expanded discounted ride options for the St. Patrick's Day holiday. For the first time, $10 ride vouchers will be available through both Lyft and Uber, helping ...

City seeks CDBG grant applications

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The City of Minot has announced the availability of grant funds to organizations to support projects aimed at improving housing, increasing economic opportunities, and infrastructure for primarily low-and-moderate-income individuals. Projects to be funded through the U.S. Department of ...

Burdick students tracking toward success

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Two of Quentin N. Burdick Job Corps’ former students are making waves in the Midwest as they pave the way for a high-powered career in the transportation industry. Serenity Roller and Serenity Weyrauch, both former students of Burdick’s Building Construction ...

Skaters to present ‘Heroes vs. Villains on Ice’

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The Magic City Figure Skating Club will present its annual ice show, “Heroes vs. Villains on Ice,” March 27-29 at the Pepsi Rink inside Maysa Arena. Performances are scheduled for 7 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, March 27 and 28, and 2 p.m. on Sunday, March 29. The show will feature skaters ...

As Ukraine war lingers, ND sponsors press for speedy work approvals

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Humanitarian groups warned of a crisis stemming from the escalating war in the Middle East. In a similar plight years in the making, North Dakota volunteers say frustrations have not ended for Ukrainians temporarily allowed to live and work in the state. Following the fourth anniversary of ...

Student to steward: Journey comes full circle

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For many students walking the halls of the Quentin N. Burdick Job Corps Center, the future can feel like a vast, undecided map. In 2012, Taylor Fedorenko was one of those students. A native of Max, Taylor arrived at the center at just 16 years old with no clear career path in sight. Today, he ...