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ND Ethics Commission comes to Minot (opens the original)
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Several local citizens took the opportunity to learn about state government accountability when the North Dakota Ethics Commission brought its business to Minot on Wednesday, Sept. 30, with an invitation to the public to come and speak out. "The work of the Ethics Commission belongs to all the people," said Commission Chair Pamela Sharp, former director of the state Office of Management and Budget. "At its core, the Ethics Commission is about public trust. People should be able to have confidenc
Lawsuit challenges District 3 candidates (opens the original)
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The North Dakota Supreme Court is being asked to rule on a petition that seeks to disqualify four legislative candidates on the Nov. 3 ballot, including District 3 Republican House candidates Tim Mihalick and Blaine DesLauriers. Citizens Alliance of North Dakota, a grassroots political group, announced Monday, Sept. 28, that it filed a formal petition with the court, challenging the placement and certification of Mihalick, DesLauriers, District 25 Republican House candidate Terry Goerger of Mant
Library committee renews research (opens the original)
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A committee looking into combining the Minot and Ward County libraries revived discussion Tuesday, Sept. 29, after placing the topic on hold in June. Discussion had paused with the realization a ballot measure asking voters to weigh in on a merger wouldn't be developed in time to get on the Nov. 3 ballot. Committee members requested guidance from the Minot City Council and Ward County Commission and were advised to keep moving forward toward a future ballot measure recommendation. In discussing
Snowmobile races, vintage show return to Lansford (opens the original)
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LANSFORD - The opportunity to watch snowmobiles drag-race while supporting a rural fire department is coming up Saturday, Oct. 10, at the seventh annual Snowmobile Race & Vintage Show in Lansford. The Lansford Fire Department hosts the event each year as a fundraiser to help keep up with equipment expenses and the need for firefighter gear. Fire Capt. Andy Undlin said proceeds from the first three years supported the purchase of a rescue unit. The department is 100% volunteer, with a current ros
Rising health costs concern local governments (opens the original)
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Budgets and healthcare costs were on the minds of local government and school officials who met at Minot's Liaison Committee meeting on Thursday, Sept. 24. One of the shared budget concerns is the rising cost of health insurance. Ward County's employee health insurance costs increased nearly 10% for 2027. Initially, the county was looking at a 12.9% increase, despite an increase in the maximum out-of-pocket cost for employees, said Ward County Commissioner Miranda Schuler. ""We looked at some di
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