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Self-service comes to Rugby filling stations, Amtrak service reduced and a new chamber director highlight 1977

August 6, 2010 By Matt Mullally

Wolford's Post Office was relocated into a new building in that Pierce County town...Construction began on a new north-end addition to the Johnson Clinic... more »

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Moving to Rugby

By caight - May 11 2010 8:46PM

Hi, If homeschooling is an issue, I suggest you go to ND Department of Public Instruction's website (search Homeschooling) and read Century Code as it related to Homeschooling laws. more »

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Labor has had trouble getting respect

Labor has had trouble getting respect
August 27, 2010 September 6 will be the least respected holiday on the North Dakota social calendar. That’s the first Monday in September, first designated by President Grover Cleveland in 1894 as Labor Day. » Full Story

Enjoying a special ‘back-to-school’ meal

Enjoying a special ‘back-to-school’ meal
August 27, 2010 Our “baby” started kindergarten this week! It’s been said that time waits for no one and she is living proof. » Full Story

Change happens—like it or not

Change happens—like it or not
August 20, 2010 It seems that everyday items are becoming obsolete even faster than I thought. Wear a wristwatch? Use e-mail? Know how to write in cursive?

Well you might, but the Class of 2014 does not. » Full Story

Oh, the life of a summer cucumber

Oh, the life of a summer cucumber
August 20, 2010 In the heat of the day with scorching sun, they remain cool while prospering in length and girth. Green and slightly prickly leaves serve as a crown for the covering of their community. » Full Story

‘Shacking Up’ has its consequences

‘Shacking Up’ has its consequences
August 20, 2010 “Shacking up” is the old term for cohabitation. But “shacking up” made cohabitation sound so crude we now call it “live-in”, a term that applies to 25,000 relationships in North Dakota. » Full Story

Reunion Reflections

Reunion Reflections
August 13, 2010 Last weekend Ray, North Dakota celebrated its annual Grain Palace Days with an all-school reunion. We were there in a two- fold purpose. » Full Story

Judge missed the compelling state purpose

Judge missed the compelling state purpose
August 13, 2010      In 2004, 73 percent of the voters of North Dakota approved a constitutional amendment that not only defined marriage as a union between a man and a woman but it also declared that nothing else... » Full Story

Is it Churchs Ferry or Churches Fairy?

Is it Churchs Ferry or Churches Fairy?
August 6, 2010 “I want to complain about the minutes of our carrot meeting,” Little Jimmy announced as he joined the town’s 13 electors at the first special special meeting of the Community Homeland Security... » Full Story

Embroidery is a priceless family tradition

Embroidery is a priceless family tradition
August 6, 2010 They reside in a very large basket—whose wardrobe is in tones of mahogany brown, copper, and a russet which could almost be called pumpki. » Full Story

My life as a fugitive was very brief

My life as a fugitive was very brief
July 30, 2010 I had my legal defense already planned.

"It was my first offense, officer. I swear. » Full Story
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