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Nineteen train cars derail in Minot (opens the original)
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Clean up is underway in Minot Wednesday, Sept. 30, following the derailment of 19 BNSF Railway cars. According to City of Minot information, the Minot Fire Department responded to a call at 3:34 a.m. for the incident involving derailed train cars near Second Avenue Southwest. Nineteen train cars derailed and four train cars were tipped to the side. Due to the derailment, the Sixth Street underpass was closed to traffic. No residences were impacted by the derailment, city officials said. HAZMAT r
Exhibit focuses on military cartoons (opens the original)
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Minot native Dr. Cord Scott 's interest in cartoons produced by the military branches has led to writing books and other publications on the topic. Currently, an exhibit of his work is displayed at the Dakota Territory Air Museum in Minot. Scott, an Overseas Collegiate Faculty member for the University of Maryland Global Campus (UMGC), said he published a book on the United States Marine Corps (USMC) cartoons of the Korean War, which he worked on while living in Korea. He also compiled United St
ND oil production up slightly in July (opens the original)
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BISMARCK – North Dakota's oil production showed a slight increase in July when the state produced 1.156 million barrels of oil a day. In June, the state produced 1.154 million barrels of oil a day. Gunther Harms of the North Dakota Department of Mineral Resource and Justin Kringstad, executive director of the N.D. Pipeline Authority, released the most recent oil and gas production numbers Tuesday, Sept. 21. The numbers are normally about two months behind. The majority of the production - 97.6%
Dolly was honorary citizen of Minot (opens the original)
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Dolly Parton, the country music icon who died Tuesday, Aug. 25, performed in Minot in the late 1970s and was made an honorary citizen of Minot. Her honorary citizenship of the Magic City was bestowed on her by John Gefroh, then president of the Minot City Council, with the presentation of a plaque at a press conference held prior to her concert in the Minot Municipal Auditorium. Parton performed before a crowd of 3,380 people on Sunday, July 30, 1978, according to the July 31, 1978, edition of T
Dolly was honorary citizen of Minot (opens the original)
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Dolly Parton, the country music icon who died Tuesday, Aug. 25, performed in Minot in the late 1970s and was made an honorary citizen of Minot. Her honorary citizenship of the Magic City was bestowed on her by John Gefroh, then president of the Minot City Council, with the presentation of a plaque at a press conference held prior to her concert in the Minot Municipal Auditorium. Parton performed before a crowd of 3,380 people on Sunday, July 30, 1978, according to the July 31, 1978, edition of T
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