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Gardening exhibit opens today
You can easily imagine a sympathetic conversation — if you magically eliminated the language barrier — between an upper Plains gardener of 900 years ago and one of today. The tools have changed, indeed, but so much else remains universal.
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Farm talk turns to new energy line
MCCLUSKY - For weeks, the talk in McClusky has been whether the only grocery store will reopen, such a loss to a town with a small and aging population.
Nov 19, 2009 | 2:15 am | Loading…
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'Gift Hill' cross is back
Its wooden body, now protected with a skin of stainless steel, has returned to the open air and wide view of the Missouri River, a gift regiven.
Nov 18, 2009 | 2:15 am | Loading…
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- Christmas Playpen has needs
- Woman arrested in shaken baby case
- Tribe hasn't discussed nickname vote
- Education board resolves dispute over costs of houses
- Tests show DSU students not drinking, using drugs
- Parent teacher conferences scheduled
- Bismarck arborists say “stop topping”
- Wreaths deadline looming
- Commission talk is of wind turbines
- Group helps cope with breast cancer
Local News
Courts & Crime Government & Politics Business Nubs
- Mandan hunter kills sixth cougar
- A Mandan hunter has killed the sixth mountain lion of the season leaving two cats remaining in the quota before the season closes in zone 1.
- 2:20 pm Golf carts taken for joy rides
- 2:00 am 'How Does Your Garden Grow?' exhibit
- 2:00 am Gardening exhibit opens today
- 2:00 am Contracts accepted
- 2:00 am Christmas Playpen has needs
- 1:45 am Vaccination clinics set in three locations
- 1:45 am Accident claims New Salem driver
North Dakota
- Dakotas deal with vaccine shortages
- The uncertainty over weekly allotments of a limited supply of H1N1 vaccine has complicated efforts to organize immunization clinics and distribute it to hundreds of providers in North Dakota and South Dakota.
- Nov 19 Farm talk turns to new energy line
- Nov 19 Higher Education Board, NDSU remain at odds on house funding
- Nov 19 Grand Forks County mulls flood-fighting policy
- Nov 18 Second ND flu death reported
- Nov 18 Apps for unemployment extension being accepted
- Nov 18 Ray call center closing; 40 losing jobs
- Nov 18 Devils Lake irrigation project scrapped
Sports
Prep College Wizards Bobcats Columnists Local Sports
- Morning Kickoff - Nov. 20, 2009
- Trivia answer From 1D: Clint Benedict of the Montreal Maroons was the first goalie to wear a mask in a professional hockey game. He donned a leather-and-wire variation for a game in 1930 to protect his broken nose and cheekbone.
Nation & World
Nation World Tech Entertainment
- B&N Nook sells out, too late for holiday orders
- Consumers who haven't yet ordered Barnes & Noble's electronic book reader, the Nook, won't see one before Christmas.
- 3:20 pm Police: NC girl raped, killed on day she was taken
- 2:40 pm Panel: Extending nuclear weapons life successful
- 2:40 pm Miley Cyrus tour bus overturns in Va., killing 1
- 2:35 pm Atty: Hospital hearing set for Fort Hood suspect
- 2:50 pm Pa. university students must pass fitness class
- 2:30 pm Swedish Soprano Elisabeth Soderstrom dies at 82
- 3:20 pm Winfrey: Prayer, careful thought influenced exit
Living
Hometown Outdoors Education Health Food Religion Weekend Home Style Gear
- Weekend digest - Nov. 20, 2009
- An evening of art, wine and cheese is planned Dec. 2 at the Mysteria Theater in Mandan.
- 2:00 am 'Goats' is a hard movie to stare at
- Nov 19 Not a traditional hunt
- Nov 19 Getting bit by the technobug
- Nov 19 Youngsters at the end of the trail
- Nov 19 Extolling the virtues of doe hunting: Part II
- Nov 19 Whoppers - Nov. 19, 2009
- Nov 19 Outdoors calendar - Nov. 19, 2009
Opinion
Editorials Letters Columnists Blogs
- Open Your Heart sustains community
- The foundation supporting the Bismarck-Mandan gets its strength from long-term and charitable community programs like Open Your Heart. The American Legion project providing food and clothing to families in need began its work in 1929, the year the stock market infamously crashed.
- 2:00 am Norman lawsuit lacks justice
- 2:00 am Program thanks delegation
- 2:00 am Put off health care reform
- Nov 19 Medicare fraud trumps public option
- Nov 18 Do not forget the Korean War vets
- Nov 18 The health care reform we need
- Nov 18 Bismarck downtown ramping up
