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Minnesota, even 8 miles over the speed limit is $200?
Let me say it for y all.
IF YA DO THE CRIME, DO THE TIME! Or by time , I mean pay the fine.
Have you ever in your life had to go drive through the teller lane of the bank to withdraw money from your account? Was it because you had less than $20 in your account, so you couldn t use the ATM? I have. But I ve been around a long time.
Ever had your licensed suspended? I have.
But I ve been around a long time.and that s a long story anyways.
So live BLOWS with your licensed suspended, and life also blows more when you re broke. So what if being broke could lead to your drivers license being suspended? Not because of a heinous crime committed on the road, but because you re simply doing what everyone else is doing (Minneapolis, I m talking to you!).SPEEDING! In the Twin Cities you ll die if you don t.
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BISMARCK, N.D. (Prairie News Service) – This month, agencies that help low-income residents escape poverty are being honored for their work.
That includes efforts in North Dakota, where leaders say the pandemic has provided opportunities to be more effective in the future. May is Community Action Awareness Month, and the statewide agency for North Dakota has been honored with a proclamation from the governor’s office.
Andrea Olson with the Community Action Partnership of North Dakota says despite a year in which her staff had to shift to working remotely, they still were able to serve clients for issues such as affordable housing.
BISMARCK, N.D. (Prairie News Service) – North Dakota is rolling out another round of grants to help communities prevent suicides, and state officials say there’s more urgency with this funding, given the pandemic and its added stresses for many.
The Department of Human Services’ Behavioral Health Division will award 750-thousand dollars, to be shared by up to 19 community groups, local and tribal governments and nonprofits – all to develop or increase suicide-prevention strategies.
Division Director Pamela Sagness says while more people may already have reached out for help, history shows for others, it can take longer for the effects of a crisis to surface.