Jamestown, ND News

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• Back to School for Jamestown - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Buffalo Mall To Hold Auditions For 2011 Trendsetters Modeling Team
• Slain soldier returns home
• Park cut off from national grassland
• Senators bucking up Pomeroy re-election
• Former securities agent to stand trial
• Fargo man leads authories on chase
• Tribe gets federal housing grants
• DIY piercers booted from Wal-Mart
• Ohio man faces hate crimes charge
• Ohio man faces hate crimes charge
• Pomeroy visits Jamestown
• Toilet paper tossed from plane at N.J. school
• Teens found dead in Lakeland park identified
• Verizon to join AT&T in selling Apple's iPad
• Hunters hurt in train collision
• N.D. senators bucking up Pomeroy re-election bid
• Piepkorn opposes county sales tax for diverson
• Man found dead at Mandan rail yard
• ND tribe, Medora foundation get federal grants
• FAA: Man in plane tossed toilet paper on N.J. school
• Former N.D. securities agent to stand trial
• Hastings, Minn., parent charged with assault against volleyball coach
• Buffalo Scenic Road work finished
• MDU says customer will spend about the same as last year to heat homes during winter
• Fargo airmen to get look at cargo plane
• Freedom Salute planned for soldiers who served in Kosovo
• In the record for Oct. 14, 2010
• Toilet paper tossed from plane at NJ school
• EPA approves E15 ethanol sale
• Chile's textbook mine rescue brings global respect
• Arbor Day to be observed Saturday
• Serbia grapples with surge in far-right violence
• National Guard unit possibly mobilizing
• Mexican lake victim possibly mistaken for other
• Boy struck by car while riding bike
• Judge: Part of lawsuit filed by 20 states against Obama's health care plan can go to trial
• Benson prosecutor responds to tribal lawsuit
• N.D. National Guard unit gets mobilization alert
• Two teens found dead in park in Lakeland, Minn.
• South Dakota's Crow Creek Sioux chairman faces federal bribery charges
• Obama weighs appeal of gays-in-military ruling
• Panel begins work on UND nickname transition
• 21 miners free; Chile rescue past halfway mark
• 24 miners free as Chile rescue goes off flawlessly
• Family Weekend planned at Jamestown College
• N.D. ethanol industry reacts to EPA ruling
• Judge moves sheriff trials
• Mental health patient overpowers driver, hijacks van in central Minnesota
• Report shows autism services lack in N.D.
• Body of Minnesota soldier killed in Afghanistan to arrive Thursday in Willmar, Minn.
• Jamestown among rally sites for Dems today
• 10-year-old boy hit by car, taken to Jamestown Hospital
• Suspect in hotel shooting held
• N.D. ethanol industry reacts to EPA ruling
• GOP chairman tours N.D.
• Last trapped Chilean miner rescued; ordeal ends
• Tenants retrieve belongings
• North Dakota durum wheat harvest wrapping up
• Official: Building was up to code
• NDSU opening weapons and ammo storage site
• Many renters didn't have insurance
• Work to start on 3rd new dorm at Minot AFB
• N.D. dog breeder under scrutiny says she's evicted
• USDA to re-survey small grains farmers
• Guns used in 20-year-old N.D. murder found
• Sanford Mayville clinic to become activity center
• Mexican investigator probing lake shooting slain
• Couple accused of having dope plants
• U.S. education secretary says tech helpful to rural schools
• Alcohol possibly involved in incident
• JFD dispatched to compost pile fire
• Mediation authorized
• 18-year-old dies in rollover in central Minnesota
• N.D. cows airlifted to Kazakhstan
• Durum farmers getting checks for scab battle
• Kidder County sheriff trials moved to Dickinson
• Guns used in 20-year-old ND murder found
• Man finds wedding ring in grandmother's garden
• Band arrested after blocking LA freeway to perform
• Autism task force report shows lacking services in N.D.
• Concert drew an estimated 3,000
• Sobriety checkpoint to be conducted
• Rugby wind farm being dedicated
• Clinics help Indians live with diabetes
• Mexican investigator probing lake shooting slain
• Sanford gets $7.1M grant for Indian health work
• N.D. couple accused of having 50-plus dope plants
• At least 6 injured hunting N.D. pheasants
• Key cultural figure of the Prairie Island Indian Community dies at age 60
• Cooperatives in Neb., Dakotas, getting grants
• Co-op month open house scheduled
• Farm bill hearing held in Mohall
• Lack of polling site upsets Dorgan
• Hairball concert attendance about 3,000
• Woman pleads guilty to theft,
• At least six injured hunting N.D. pheasants
• N.D. gets grant for recreational access
• Driver in train-truck crash dies
• Man pleads guilty to weapons charge
• Firefighters battle Fargo apartment blaze
• Firm sending cows to Kazakhstan
• Reprimand tossed for 'We close at 5' Texas judge
• N.D. man collects gravesite data
• USDA to re-survey small grains farmers
• Giant pumpkin sets new world record
• Dickinson considers annexing more land
• Pedestrian killed in Fargo identified
• Name of Mass. town's sewage boat? Not Poop Sloop
• Online job fair features N.D. jobs
• N.D. woman gets probation for credit card fraud
• Eight gang suspects arraigned in NYC anti-gay attack
• Google tests cars that can steer without drivers
• Wife allowed to meet jailed Chinese Nobel winner
• New Veterans Affairs clinic opens in Williston
• Workload of N.D. drone pilots under scrutiny
• N.D. man documents gravesites, posts information online
• Wis. pumpkin breaks world record for largest
• Benson won't have polling site on reservation
• NDSU offers secure place for students who hunt to store firearms, bows
• Man hit by car, killed on Fargo, N.D., street
• Griggs County departments moved from N.D. courthouse
• Woman pleads guilty in theft from N.D. post office
• Police in N.C. seek missing girl, question stepmom
• N.D. firm sending 1st shipment of cows to Kazakhstan
• Bank of America stops foreclosures to review
• Judge orders woman to pay back Spirit Lake tribe
• Bankruptcy proceedings for Oct. 9, 2010
• Medora mayor no longer seeking smoking ban
• Court proceedings for Oct. 9, 2010
• Hunters flock to N.D. pheasant opener
• Crabtree supports stronger grain insurance
• 'N.D. Mural' comes home
• Groups pledge to watch for fraud in upcoming elections
• Man pleads guilty to sex abuse
• Workers want Bismarck smoking ban repealed
• Warmer, wetter weather has crops on the move
• Amputee brings inspirational message
• Special session delayed, Wadena wants in
• Pakistan to reopen border crossing used by NATO
• Work planned on baler road
• A way out, at last, for Chile's 33 trapped miners
• Girl Scouts seek items for pets
• Hungary sludge reservoir at risk of collapse
• NDHP focusing on N.D.'s oil patch
• Space double: Astronaut twins to join up in orbit
• Small businesses get loans
• John Lennon's 70th celebrated in NY's Central Park
• Parent hopes N.D. can pass bullying law
• Commerce hires work force director
• Palin gives local interview
• Mental exams ordered in case
• N.D. leads nation in United Way fundraising
• N.D. man dies after motorcycle crash
• Work expected on baler road at Jamestown starting Monday
• N.D. businesses get loan grants
• Patrol IDs N.D. motorcyclist killed in semi crash
• Group appealing monument ruling
• UND launches public phase of $300M fund drive
• Suspect sentenced for GF robberies
• Alaska moves toward legalized bear trapping
• S.D. doctor faces child porn charges
• Official: Tractor-trailer surrounded in Conn.
• Minn. terror suspect deported to Canada
• Funeral set for New London soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Federal education secretary coming to N.D.
• Veteran charged in N.D. rampage ordered to treatment
• N.D. oil rig count breaks record set in 1981
• Man leaves $3 million for Minot soup kitchens
• N.D. Highway Patrol focusing on state's oil patch
• Minnkota awaits assessment results for transmission line in N.D.
• Hungary says toxic red sludge has reached the Danube
• Residents pay for firefighting in GF
• Group appealing Fargo monument ruling
• Residents pay for firefighting in GF
• N.D. assumes livestock market reports in West Fargo
• Robbery suspect sentenced in 6 holdups
• Clark to keynote North Dakota Farmer's Union convention
• N.D. durum fetching high prices, record yields
• Blog post: Trying lutefisk for the first time
• Carted off: N.Y. police hunt for stolen wiener stand
• NDAREC gets $225,000 grant from USDA Rural Development
• Man pleads guilty to Minnesota double murder
• NDDOHS launches website focuses on reaching adulthood
• Report: Utility partly to blame for power surge
• N.D. man dies in motorcycle-semi crash
• Candidate forums to be held
• Two men killed in rollover near Stanley, N.D.
• Basketball show coming to Medina
• Schwartz named to Stutsman County Commission
• Funding authorized for market reports
• Tax-slashing proposals scare GOP, Democrats
• N.D. to have 'Fire Pelosi Bus Tour'
• Wayward baggage handler causes Pa. security scare
• Boechler: AG not compliant with law
• Police seek help catching gunman in Ill., Ind.
• New fence may end annoying Bismarck train toots
• Pipeline man settles racism lawsuit
• First mountain lion of season killed
• Boucher wants panel on ag future
• First Nations Day at state Captiol on Oct. 8
• Men charged in local burglaries
• Motorists asked to use caution during harvest season in N.D.
• Berg hopeful estate tax will stay dead
• Fargo standoff ends with man surrendering
• Oil rigs match record
• Mandan hikes winter burial fees for new jackhammer
• Legislator looking at plan to control debt
• 3 tornadoes tear across N. Arizona, derail train, smash homes
• Man killed in N.D. crash identified
• High court struggles with funeral protest case
• Trial moved for S.D. suspect in killing
• N.D. secretary of state candidates to debate
• Fake pot charges dismissed in Mandan
• N.D. town raises winter burial rates
• Some N.D. state parks extend full camping services through Oct. 10
• N.D. man sentenced for exploitation
• RNC chairman coming to N.D. next week
• N.D. woman sentenced for stealing purse from vehicle
• Times good for N.D., but incumbents in danger
• Lawmakers urge review of bowl game tax complaint
• Fargo woman dies after long battle
• N.D. accepting applications for heating aid
• North Dakota man dies in single-vehicle crash
• Residents, problems drop in Williston 'tent city'
• Times Square attempted bomber gets life sentence
• N.D. GOP House hopeful: Estate tax should stay dead
• Billings Clinic to offer in vitro fertilization
• Woman accused of embezzling in Grand Forks
• Parent company sells Trail King Industries
• New London, Minn., soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Suspect sought after robbery at knife point in Minnesota
• Man accused of harming dog
• Man killed in I-94 pickup crash in N.D. identified
• People who make a difference sought
• Lawmakers announce 'Open Fields' funds for N.D.
• Man sentenced for child sex crime
• Two N.D. men charged in Wimbledon burglaries
• Hay bale removal date set
• N.D. oil rig count matches record set in 1981
• Minot has rash of vehicle vandalism
• Jamestown Fire Department called out
• Man pleads guilty to firearm charge
• American pilots missed by fellow balloonists
• Man killed in I-94 pickup crash in N.D.
• Man pleads guilty in tribal casino theft in N.D.
• Rural law enforcement shrinking
• Truck hauling beans rolls on I-94
• Voter information available on N.D. secretary of state's website
• Man dies after rollover crash
• Plains mood: Times good, but incumbents in danger
• Wheat stocks high; other crops down
• North Dakota man dies in single-vehicle crash
• N.D. hospice care for children lauded
• Pakistan, U.S. tensions spike after border closure
• Hunters urged for caution near farms
• N.D. candidates spar in short debate
• No arrests in N.D. fatal shooting
• Actor Tony Curtis buried after Vegas funeral
• JC celebrates 2010 homecoming
• Court won't get into battle between 2 USCs
• Facebook sting sign of the future
• New Town man sentenced for child sex crime
• Goehring: States need more say in endangered species rules
• N.D. health officials encourage flu vaccination
• Fla. student's message in bottle found in Ireland
• Police identify people in deadly N.D. shooting
• Forum seeks nominations for '8 over 80'
• N.J. school holds vigil for student who killed self
• Police say oil tankers en route to Afghanistan attacked in Pakistan
• U.S. terror warning could hurt struggling European economy
• Growing pains for a centerpiece of health overhaul
• N.D. man to plead guilty to weapons charges
• Dems, GOP recalibrate strategy a month to election
• N.D.'s US House candidates set for series of debate
• Divers join efforts to find U.S. balloonists
• Deadline looms for tent city
• Double-murder suspect described as generous and trusted
• Afghanistan starts to close private security firms
• Neb., S.D., N.D. getting $1 million each for health exchanges
• Walaker endorses Pomeroy over Fargo challenger Berg in TV ad
• N.D. hospice care for children lauded
• Abbas consults aides on fate of Mideast talks
• N.D. man pleads guilty to assault for breaking jaw
• Game and Fish: Double-check deer licenses
• Canadian man pleads guilty for illegal entry in N.D.
• Foreclosures delayed in N.D.,
• N.J. student's suicide resonates on campus, beyond
• Dakotas have best commute times
• Obama promotes clean-energy technology
• NDHP completes crash investigation
• U.S. apologizes for '40s syphilis study in Guatemala
• Bear sighted in Minot area
• Pakistani officials: Suspected U.S. missiles kill 16
• Effect of N.D. ban on fenced hunting
• Ex-teacher faces prison for stealing laptops in N.D.
• Bankruptcy proceedings for Oct. 2, 2010
• Train crash in central Indonesia kills at least 36
• Marriage licenses for Oct. 2, 2010
• Elderly couple slain in double homicide
• Court proceedings for Oct. 2, 2010
• Crash claims husband and wife
• Midwest economic survey shows improvement
• Makoti celebrating 50th threshing show
• Man pleads guilty to sex abuse
• US balloonists plunged at 50 mph, likely dead
• Police: 1 killed, 1 hurt in Mandan shooting
• US auto sales remain sluggish despite new models
• Divers join efforts to find U.S. balloonists
• Man pleads guilty to sex abuse
• Thousands gather in DC in support of Dems agenda
• In the record for Oct. 2, 2010
• Today in History
• N.J. student's death becomes touchstone for those fighting bullying
• Motorcyclist from Fargo, N.D., dies after crash
• UND's Potvin named Montana State provost
• Twins call foul on Wolves' new billboard
• Potter, Hoeven spar in final debate
• Man killed, 4 injured in rollover in western N.D.
• Grand jury indicts accused California kidnappers
• Pot possession in Calif now like speeding ticket
• U.S. balloonists plunged at 50 mph, likely dead
• In the record for Sept. 29, 2010
• Airport rejects bid for buildings
• Washburn man killed in crash
• N.D. schools to get surplus computers
• Support builds for man injured at WE Fest
• Report: Indian Health Service hired criminals
• N.D. bank sues defunct mortgage lender
• Sanford Health has more projects in the works
• New Sanford research facility moves forward
• Looking for a pitch for the next big thing
• Hallmark, Paris Hilton settle 'that's hot' lawsuit
• Police seize khat shipment
• Months after winning $1 million in lottery, man wins $2 million
• Tribal primary results certified
• Man sentenced in theft back in court
• Segway inventor to speak in Fargo
• Child hurt after fall from window
• N.D. bank sues defunct mortgage lender
• Indian Health officials to face Senate critics
• 5-year-old central Minnesota girl getting off school bus hit by passing car
• Norsk Hostfest getting under way in Minot
• Farm, teacher groups promote N.D. oil savings fund
• Man pleads guilty to burglaries
• Boucher: Work with fuel tank rules, don't whine
• Study: Mo. River projects won't affect 'dead zone'
• Report: U.S. wants Internet wiretaps
• Farm, teacher groups promote N.D. oil savings fund
• Crash victims' names released
• Gunman opens fire at university in Texas, kills himself
• Group challenges Devils Lake facts
• Wis. officials say old dike may add to flood risk
• Two women jump from moving vehicle
• Report: Indian Health Service hired criminals
• Woman teaches people to get fit on a pole
• Man pleads guilty to burglaries
• Officials open Innovate ND competition
• New U.S. attorney switches sides
• North Dakota wetland acreage increases, agency says
• GF schools provide education for refugees
• Valley City , forms flood group
• Some U.S. executions held up by shortage of drug
• Gas pipeline makes progress
• Patrol releases names of teenagers in fatal crash; family releases statement
• Halliburton to open in N.D. energy park
• Thieves steal more than $19,000 worth of jewelry from Jamestown jeweler Sunday
• N.D. inmate sues over pulled tooth
• Ga. executes suicidal inmate after delays
• N.D. featured in Delta Sky magazine
• Calif gov. delays execution to allow appeals time
• Reader wants to know more about lottery funds
• Fargo woman reports window peeper
• Tribal primary certified
• N.D. park bison roundup planned
• French teacher fined for contract breech
• French teacher fined for contract breech
• Police seize khat shipment
• 3-year-old boy shot accidentally
• Calif. measure shows state's conflicted link to pot
• New U.S. attorney notes priorities
• Lawyer questions Calif. execution set before election
• North Dakota wetland acreage increases
• Public asked to report whooping cranes in N.D.
• BSC, Turkish university offer courses online
• Seton Hall campus in N.J. mourns shooting victim
• N.D. portion of natural gas pipeline progressing
• Experts question BP's take on Gulf oil spill
• Bomb scare diverts plane; may have been a hoax
• Jamestown teen dies in rollover accident
• Police request help solving N.J. students' shootings
• Halliburton to open in Minot energy park
• N.D. inmate sues over pulled tooth
• Unruly passenger forces flight's return to Seattle
• Officials say levee fails near Wis. park
• Soyuz capsule lands in Kazakh steppe with three aboard
• Third-party candidates could tip close elections
• N.D. inmate sues over pulled tooth
• Midwest Wind Summit set in S.D.
• N.D. national park culling its bison herd
• Fort Yates man faces assault charges
• Fargo begins prepping for Extreme Makover
• Grand jury indictes Dewey's alleged shooter
• Autumn off to wet start
• Bankruptcy proceedings for Sept. 25, 2010
• Eight shot, one fatally, at Los Angeles house party
• Court proceedings for Sept. 25, 2010
• Wyoming man douses himself in paint to avoid Taser
• Marriage licenses for Sept. 25, 2010
• Five shot at party near Seton Hall in NJ, one critical
• Police dog, 14, still serving
• Some churches like Ga. pastor's thin on safeguards
• Erickson, Lindberg are top 'Warriors'
• Lohan freed from LA jail after posting bail
• N.D. Wing of Civil Air Patrol recognized for excellence
• Storm shreds aging tents in Haiti earthquake camps
• Astronomer gives end-of-world lecture
• Dry day gives flood fighters break in Minn., Wis.
• Poll: Berg still leads Pomeroy, by slim margin
• Lohan goes directly to jail after failed drug test
• Minn. teen's dropped cell phone results in armed robbery charges
• Judge clears way for first California execution since '06
• Missouri man arrested here
• Judge orders lesbian reinstated to Air Force
• Local Blockbuster to stay open
• Fla. bank robbers strap bomb to abducted teller
• Man charged here to return to Conn.
• Pelosi says tax cut vote possible before election
• N.D. Supreme Court to hear recall case
• Business spending on capital goods rises in August
• Two Minn. towns threatened by flooding
• Mercer County to shift to Central time
• Xcel, PSC negotiating settlement on explosion
• Grand Forks receives federal grant
• Police rule out foul play in man's death
• Man sentenced for child porn
• FTA Administrator Rogoff to speak in Rapid City
• Man sentenced to jail for abandoning dog
• Former ND judge faces 25 felonies
• Aye Carumba! Mass. Bart Simpson statue stolen
• Founder of central Minnesota Moondance Jam festival dies
• Update: N.D. police chief, ex-judge charged in abuse case
• Mitzel case set for trial
• Threatened Mexican journalist receives asylum
• Supreme Court upholds N.D. bank's $12,000 fees
• Georgia pastor fights accusations that threaten megachurch
• John Deere lays off 55 in Valley City
• Woman sentenced in drug case
• Vasarhelyi has yard of the week
• Levings, Hall top tribal primary
• Man sentenced for luring over Internet
• Man receives life in drug case
• Man charged in anthrax threats to return to Conn.
• Man survives passing out with head in museum noose
• Montana woman fends off bear attack with zucchini
• N.D. Game and Fish forecasts good duck season
• Threatened Mexican journalist receives asylum
• Game and Fish: Watch for whooping cranes
• Minn. teen's dropped cell phone results in armed robbery charges
• VCSU student headcount is up
• Sump pump demand skyrockets as Minn., Iowa area floods
• Stutsman County has West Nile case
• N.D. man sentenced for possession of material involving sexual exploitation of minors
• Friday crash causes $5,000 in damage
• N.D. U.S. Senate candidates square off in debate
• Commission looking to fill empty seat
• City to explore recycling options
• N.D. improves emergency response
• Montana woman fends off bear attack with zucchini
• Semi driver killed in crash
• Man charged after abandoning dog
• Man accused of injuring two children
• Grief support group to meet
• Scholarship pageant planned
• Insurers stop selling new child-only health plans
• County changes burial policy
• Book unearths divisions over Obama war plan
• N.D. on track for a $696 million surplus
• Bail set for N.D. driver in crash
• N.D. improves emergency preparedness and response
• Man to plead in assault case
• N.D. Supreme Court upholds $12K bank overdraft fee
• Man not guilty of reckless driving
• John Deere lays off 55 in Valley City
• N.D. Governor's Committee on Aging to meet
• North Dakota lake swallows land and buildings
• Goodrich facing one-week furlough
• N.D. jobless rate remains flat
• N.D. on track to have $696 million surplus in June
• N.D. lawmakers mull teacher pension changes
• Boulder to pay $10,000 to man arrested in skivvies
• N.D. man sentenced on federal assault charges
• Fed signals it will take further steps if needed
• Police investigate gas tank thefts
• Man charged with spider possession
• Gephardt to speak at N.D. energy expo
• Obama awards posthumous Medal of Honor to airman who was once stationed in N.D.
• Help children ride safely in vehicles
• N.D. budget outlook: $70 oil, huge budget surpluses
• Study: Refinery should make diesel, not gas
• Republicans block bill to lift military gay ban
• Minn. candidate calls posters 'trivial'
• Home construction jumps 10.5 percent across U.S. in August
• Pomeroy's private polling
• Owner of dog abandoned in Grand Forks, N.D. charged
• IBM buying Netezza for $1.7 billion
• Shivering Wyoming horses get indoor exercise place
• Stocks reach a four-month high
• N.D. lawyer disbarred for trying to buy cocaine
• Stutsman Commission finalizes budgets
• Street repair work begins in northwest Jamestown
• Towns, residents deal with rising Devils Lake
• Conrad backs Devils Lake east-end control
• Fort Seward encampment reenacts history
• N.D. AG says oil amendment would affect spending
• School focuses on fresh produce
• The recession is over! So where's the party?
• Political notebook: Gephardt to speak at Expo
• FDA to consider approval of modified salmon
• Obama defends economic effort, pleads for voters' help
• NTSB: Dakotas booster seat laws lacking
• North Dakota Stockmen's meets in Minot
• Man charged with poisonous spider possession
• Devils Lake report postponed
• New N.D. refinery should make diesel, not gas
• Aspiring rapper pleads guilty to killing four in Va.
• Central Minnesota man killed in backhoe accident
• Israeli minister: Palestinians needs to compromise
• Dorgan says energy future is bright but challenges remain
• Swedish government loses majority as far-right surges
• Bail set at $1.5 million for Willmar, Minn., man charged with attempted murder for shooting at cop
• Man shot early Sunday
• Conrad helps provide computers to North Dakota schools
• North Dakota bighorn sheep population is healthy
• Grand Forks, N.D., sees spike in sales tax revenue
• Wahpeton, N.D., student dress code might be changed to allow holy jeans
• Sheriff's search for 13 members of LA-area 'cult'
• City of Fargo expected to pay ex-bank executive
• Tibetan Buddhist monks to visit University of Mary
• College football coaches try balancing job, health
• Texas man accused of shooting deputies in custody
• North Dakota marker is reminder of historic road
• Police: Jamestown man shot after threatening officers with shotgun
• N.D. driver faces attempted murder charge in crash
• Canadian man to plead guilty for illegally entry
• Fargo, Moorhead named most secure mid-sized cities
• Judge: Texas man can go home until N.D. sentencing
• Survey shows weak rural economy
• Dazzling fall color display predicted
• UND theater marks 100th anniversary
• N.D. Guard soldiers recognized for Kosovo service
• Pride of Dakota event set in Dickinson
• Carnival set for Saturday
• Five sentenced for felonies
• Motel theft suspect pleads guilty
• N.D. gets funds for specialty crops
• National corn group has conference call
• Marriage licenses for Sept. 18, 2010
• Court proceedings for Sept. 18, 2010
• Frog racing at St. John's
• N.D's longest-serving inmate is now free
• Senate passes small business credit bill
• EPA approves new standards for N.D.'s Sheyenne River
• State lowers speed limit on part of N.D. Highway 200
• Survey suggests weak rural Midwest, Plains economy
• Two tons of fries, but no world record
• N.D.'s longest-serving inmate is a free man
• Grand Forks motel theft suspect pleads guilty
• N.D. gets $666,000 to promote specialty crops
• T rex tooth found during N.D. fossil dig
• Breast Cancer Walk set for early October
• N.D. man pleads to child sex abuse
• Velva approves school bond issue
• Shoshone National Forest names new supervisor
• N.D. parents want program to limit power of social services
• Grahams have yard of the week
• Freeze watch issued for parts of N.D.
• Broadband project to benefit three states
• Judge dismisses man's appeal in strangling case
• County Commissioner Kaiser dies
• Feds order Red Wing School District to address civil rights complaints
• Jaeger claims transparency on setbacks
• Parkers Prairie, Minn., woman dies after head-on crash
• Proposed tobacco sales ban is dead
• UND to hold briefing on Fighting Sioux transition
• City planning an issue in Dickinson
• Parts of N.D. Highway 31 under construction
• Semi-truck causes power outage
• Ex-CEO of N.D. Blue Cross died from carbon monoxide
• Wyoming man killed in N.D. incident
• Ten wayward garden gnomes found on Montana trail
• Statewide DUI crackdown launches
• Ex-CEO of ND Blue Cross died from carbon monoxide
• Cyclists cross country
• California blaze grows as firefighters gain ground
• Bar Hopper faces rough road in Fargo
• Wyoming man killed in N.D. work accident ID'd
• Driver who hit rollerblader has criminal record
• Four men arrested for invading Willmar, Minn., home, shooting at officer
• State Capitol hosting Pride of Dakota Day
• Apps for aid in N.D. can now be made online
• Judge dismisses Gibbs appeal
• More than 1,800 enter Bismarck Marathon
• Wahpeton man pleads to child sex abuse
• Ex-lawyer gets jail time for drunken crash
• BIA officer pleads not guilty to stabbing wife
• Officals discuss synthetic weed
• Wyoming man killed in N.D. work incident
• Ranchers worried about Air Force training plan
• Proposed ban on Bismarck tobacco sales dead
• Hurricane Julia becomes a Category 4 storm
• Foe says N.D. Sec State bungled tech spending
• Pride of Dakota at N.D. Capitol on Thursday
• Minnesota 18-year-old critically injured in head-on crash near Parkers Prairie
• N.D. Long Term Care Advisory Committee to meet
• Hispanic community holds celebration
• Interstate closed in N.D. after acid spill
• Sentence delay for alleged accomplice
• Minnewaukan school gets fed money for move
• Ag Secretary: Get non-farmers on board
• Industrial production rises 0.2 percent in August
• Survey shows N.D. flush with pheasants
• Judge: No new trial for former ND work comp exec
• Great Plains Food Bank receives $50,000 grant money
• Foe: ND Secretary of State bungled tech spending
• Thirteen inducted to the S.D. Hall of Fame
• Fargo-Moorhead Red River diversion plan delayed
• Statements no longer issue in N.D. homicide
• Grand Forks man dies after weekend crash
• In the record for Sept. 14, 2010
• Freedom Salute planned in Fargo Sunday
• Delegation: Airspace plan neglected
• I-94 temporarily closed in ND after acid spill
• Planning Commission has hearing on lot
• Powder River Training Complex hearing on Tuesday
• Women veterans meeting to be held today
• Big Iron farm show gets under way in N.D.
• N.D. Guard aviators returning from Iraq
• Rain hampers N.D. small grains harvest
• Waterfowl season outlook promising in N.D.
• N.D. officials plan offset to federal tax change
• Marcil retiring as Forum's publisher and company CEO; will remain board chairman
• Semi carrying hydrochloric acid turns over on interstate in Dickinson, N.D.
• UPDATE: Turned-over semi leaking hydrochloric acid onto interstate in Dickinson, N.D.
• Former BCBS CEO found dead
• Higher ed funding focus of meeting
• N.D. SAT scores outpace national average
• Appeals court upholds phony lawyer's conviction
• Corn dryer being built for Blue Flint ethanol corn
• N.D. SAT scores far outpace national average
• Judge to hear legal arguments of Obama health plan
• Suspicious package prompts MSU building evacuation
• Hospitals, 'boomers' brace for the future
• Treats in Medina
• Appeals court upholds phony lawyer's conviction
• N.D. school gets Blue Ribbon award
• Group considers N.D. higher ed spending growth
• Medina to meet on becoming a Horizons community
• Pipeline would move 100K barrels/day from Montana, N.D.
• Police: Sex offender is living here
• Arrest report released in Mayweather case in Vegas
• Proud to be Americans
• Former head of Blue Cross Blue Shield found dead at home
• Obama honors championship college teams, athletes
• N.D. soldiers killed in war on terror honored
• Several N.D. hunting seasons set to open
• Roundtable to discuss higher education funding
• Bowman County business development gets boost
• Program provides hospice care for sick N.D. children
• Border Tax Seminars planned in Fargo
• Goehring appoints feed specialist
• Brother and sister grow organic veggies
• UPDATE: No injuries in semi fire
• Langdon school's tax levy cut by half
• Crash kills Williston man near fairgrounds
• Art co-op offers space to create
• Guard: Soldier with N.D. ties killed in Texas crash
• Student pilot misses landing in training
• 93-year-old N.D. driver asks for jury trial
• Autopsy confirms man drowned
• Oregon boy takes family pickup on 100-mile joyride
• Woman to plead guilty to fraud
• Tiger Woods, wife officially divorced
• Dakotas nonprofit responds to race complaint
• N.D. dove season opening soon
• N.D. AG plans to argue pharmacy case himself
• HUD secretary checking western N.D. housing shortage
• Studies say N.D. Lt. Gov. overpaid
• Game and Fish criticizes grasslands roads plan
• Minto woman sentenced for theft
• Low Neb. unemployment means benefits end sooner
• Semi catches fire 10 miles east of Cleveland, N.D.
• Vehicle crashes into Bismarck house
• Jamestown police officer saves students
• No one hurt when boat on Devils Lake runs aground
• N.D. scientist's work on mice helps humans
• Minot shipping hub using intermodal containers
• Minn. GOP's women video gets national attention
• Judge's ruling leaves beet growers uncertain
• Conrad: Health care reform will benefit N.D.
• N.D. Cowboy Hall celebrating Indian heritage
• N.D. judge says suit should be dismissed
• Fire calls for Aug. 21, 2010
• Marriage licenses for Aug. 21, 2010
• N.D. Supreme Court to hear measure appeal
• VC company recalling workers
• N.D. man pleads not guilty to murder
• Moorhead flood control projects taking shape
• Giuliani supports move for Islamic center in New York
• Interstate closed, possible deadly material found
• Craigslist scam hits locally
• Cornerstone's transfer questioned
• Conrad: N.D. will get $2 billion in benefits from health care reform
• Flood leaves couple bruised, saddened
• Man arrested by central Minnesota tactical weapons team after report of person being threatened with
• N.D. oil output keeps setting records
• ND Supreme Court to hear pharmacy question appeal
• Schafer asks Congress to 'be honest' on funds
• N.D. network gets $10.8M in stimulus money
• Judge denies Fargo man's release
• Altru to begin random drug tests for employees
• N.D. man pleads not guilty in S.D. killing
• Minn. GOP's women video flap gets national attention
• Head-on crash with dump truck near Menahga, Minn., kills one Thursday
• Valley City company recalling workers
• Air Force issues draft report on training airspace
• Recall of tainted eggs expands
• US rig count rises this week by 11 to 1,651
• Salvation Army sends Brectos to Jamestown
• Grand Forks doctor disciplined
• N.D. park chooses 240 people to shoot elk
• Roger Clemens charged with perjury in steroid case
• N.D. couple escape injury in Indiana plane crash
• Plane grounded at SFO after alleged phone threat
• Political ad blitz underway
• Bill offers biodiesel incentives
• North Dakota students hold steady on ACT test
• Minnewaukan wants to move part of town
• Mont, N.D., pass Wyo as deadliest places to work
• Corps looks to alter timeline
• Survey of bankers shows another dip in economy
• Plan to grant raises for officials
• Jaeger: N.D. pharmacy measure won't go on ballot
• Man pleads not guilty over deaths
• N.D. couple escape injury in Indiana plane crash
• Immigrants work to learn the language
• Conrad decries ruling in military honors case
• Mother writes about lost pregnancies
• Judge denies release for Fargo man
• Hazen man dies in boating accident
• Senate committees to hold hearing in South Dakota
• Mont. pipeline ruling good for oil companies
• Study shows value of quality-of-life cancer care
• Minn. man has drug charge dismissed
• Blagojevich retrial looms; will it be different?
• Interview with grandfather sought by state in Gattuso murder case
• Public hearing set on proposed changes to air pollution control rules in N.D.
• Five-foot crawler found on N.D. road
• Two men plead guilty in scheme to defraud energy co.
• Defense wants statements suppressed in N.D. killing
• Goehring to lead trade group to Cuba in September
• N.D. has fourth West Nile case of the year
• Police gather for Dewey funeral
• Update: Dewey called hero at funeral
• Favre comes back for 2nd season with Vikings
• Seal coat work to begin next week in southwest Jamestown
• Food pantry receives donation
• More state fair winners named
• Nurse's assistant training program set
• N.D. preservation board to meet
• Police: Man lived in N.J. library for nearly 2 weeks
• Badlands Trail Run set in Medora
• Banana-costumed man has little appeal
• N.D. cities ask for aid for Devils Lake flooding
• Fatal North Dakota tornado rated as EF3
• Fargo pledges to deal with Devils Lake runoff
• Tree causes power outage Sunday
• JC gets Top Tier ranking in edition
• Altru Health in Grand Forks, N.D., instituting random drug-testing policy for all employees
• HUD secretary to visit North Dakota
• Backers of pharmacy measure seek spot on N.D. ballot
• Crabtree: More fairness for landowners
• Pomeroy: Don't build mosque near Ground Zero
• Dilworth ATM burglar sentenced
• Flood victims mob relief trucks in Pakistan
• N.D. issues first potash permit in years
• No texting and driving ban in Grand Forks yet
• Firefighters use pension for new truck
• Red River Valley sugar beet harvest beginning
• Happy Hooligans welcome home nine airmen
• Fire damages Grand Forks apartment complex
• Bank robbery suspects to plead
• Goehring says N.D. gardens doing well
• New Town man pleads guilty to burglary, brandishing a firearm charges
• PSC candidate: N.D. should pay for new power lines
• NWS continues to assess N.D. damage
• Judge: Blagojevich jurors ask for transcript
• Oil traffic impacting tribe's museum
• Former teacher pleads guilty
• N.D. firefighters give up pension to buy new truck
• Men plead guilty in drug case
• N.D. workers comp director says reviews too frequent
• Williston State College building $9.3 million dorm
• HUD secretary to visit North Dakota
• N.D. PSC candidate: Better rights protection needed
• N.D. issues first potash permit in decades
• Hearing addresses Devils Lake flooding
• N.D. gets $1M through Affordable Care Act
• Reid: Build mosque elsewhere
• Feds to check into two complaints
• Two zebras wander streets of Northern Calif suburb
• Reader questions child support
• Israel plans new road to West Bank settlement
• Lobster and Lefse Festival a success
• 'Miracle' in Colombia jet crash: 1 dies, 130 live
• Dewey's funeral to draw many officers
• Mexico: Hunting party of 8 killed in Oaxaca state
• Seventeen flood-mitigation properties on list
• Man killed by train appeared to jump
• Court halts Calif gay marriages pending appeal
• Man trapped for hour in grain bin in Fairmount, N.D.
• New labor commissioner included in criminal probe
• Minot State, Bottineau school hook up for program
• Dickinson buys 2 houses for future parking lot
• Judge in North Dakota denies Speed Racer appeal
• Fate of N.D. flood project in hands of landowners
• Fewer grouse, partridge killed in N.D.
• Patrol identifies motorcyclist killed near Powers Lake, N.D.
• Travelers land in N.D. park due to lack of housing
• North Dakota's fall crow season opens
• Advocates see trouble for misdiagnosed soldiers
• Forget high tech, jurors and judge stick to notes
• NWS continues to assess N.D. tornado damage
• Motorcyclist killed in crash near Powers Lake, N.D.
• N.D. Highway Patrol fires trooper accused of assault
• 8 killed as truck slams into spectators at Calif. race
• Sixteen running to lead Three Affiliated Tribes
• Bankruptcy proceedings for Aug. 14, 2010
• BIA officer accused of stabbing his wife
• Court proceedings for Aug. 14, 2010
• Marriage licenses for Aug. 14, 2010
• XM brands must stop doing business in N.D.
• Hall of Fame to induct four
• Feds would lift block on oil leases in N.D.
• By Kristen M. Daum and Mike Nowatzki , Forum Communications Co.
• N.D. residents debate John Wayne connection
• Charges dismissed against N.D. man in leash case
• Obama signs $600M border security bill into law
• Scandinavian-American Hall of Fame to induct 4
• Proposal: Tax all income for Social Security
• Report: Improve benefits for injured N.D. workers
• Heavy rains overwhelmed Granite Falls, Minn., sewer system, backs up in some homes
• N.D. issues cease-and-desist order against XM Brands, Inc. and Kenneth Jacobi
• Public meetings set on NAWS study
• Couple shot in their home
• Judge rules on 1975 case
• Theft suspect pleads not guilty
• Worker alleges racial discrimination
• N.D. has new mobile kitchen
• Six Detroit firefighters hurt in battling blaze
• Code Red to add tornado warnings
• N.J. blogger convicted of threatening Ill. judges
• Jail inmate eats eyeglasses
• Calif. AG ask appeals court to allow weddings
• Weiler named new N.D. labor commissioner
• Shooter identified in murder of former Jamestown man and his wife
• N.D. has third West Nile case this year
• Sun blogs move to new addresses
• Missouri River debris cleanup resumes
• Blunt wants workers comp case reopened
• USDA: U.S. corn, soybean headed for record year
• Counterfeit bills surface in Williston
• Willmar man dies of possible drowning on northern Minnesota lake
• Fate of building to be decided in court
• Judge keeps gay marriage on hold - for now
• Tornado damages N.D. farm
• Blagojevich jurors tell judge they are stalled
• Man dies in crash following rally
• Lawyer: N.Y. flight attendant wants to return to air
• Death of NDSU official 'leaves big hole'
• Bismarck jail inmate eats eyeglasses
• Code Reds set for tornado warnings
• Hoeven taps new labor commissioner
• Mathern releases memo on health care reform
• Grand Forks theft suspect pleads not guilty
• Tourism up in N.D.
• State unveils new kitchen
• USDA: U.S. corn, soybean headed for record year
• Docs discover sprouting pea in Mass. man's lung
• Mock: N.D. secretary of state pays too much overtime
• Flooding causes Wisconsin bridges to wash out, evacuations
• N.D. to receive $1.8 million for diabetes prevention, treatment
• Blog and comment system undergo upgrades
• NDSU associate vice president dies in India
• N.D. Citizen Corps Council finalist for national award
• Boucher plans family farmyard meetings
• N.D. Air National Guard captain to return to N.D. Friday
• A young life is ended by diabetes
• Man pleads guilty to sexual act with child
• Boy dies after machine accident
• N.D. regulators ask for control of bankrupt elevator
• N.D. fall duck flight to be up sharply
• Sun blogs have new Web addresses
• Federal aid coming for disaster costs
• Manhunt for fugitive couple shifts to Arkansas
• Thousands volunteer for elk culling
• Sanford creates Native American health office
• Feds to get look at N.D. prairie dog problems
• White House: U.S. on track to end Iraq combat role
• Women's prison expansion approved
• Director named for Sanford Indian Health office
• Tornado damages farm buildings west of Reynolds
• Pa. man seeks to change name to Boomer the Dog
• Minnesota's first West Nile virus case reported
• Tappen boy dies after accident with machinery
• Jamestown man pleads guilty to sexual act with child
• Huge ice island could pose threat to oil, shipping
• China death toll rises to 700; people flee flooding in Pakistan
• N.D. fall duck flight to be up sharply
• Plane, possibly with ex-Alaska senator, crashes
• N.D. wants safety upgrades at Stanley intersection
• N.D. women's prison being remodeled, expanded
• Dorgan vows new push on drug prices, tax breaks
• No injuries in Tuesday morning fire
• Oregon residents report glow-in-the dark shrimp
• N.D. Harvest Hotline comes online
• Federal aid coming to N.D. for disaster costs
• Star Strutters Aerobic Dance
• Buffalo Mall To Hold A Fashion Show ‘Spring Into Sunshine!’
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Stutsman County
• Cross Cultural Connection
• Stutsman County Fair

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