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Our Sweet William, Ellis William Campbell, Jr (Bill), passed away on September 17, 2023. Born in Eureka on January 15, 1940, Bill was the oldest of 4 siblings. Bill spent most of his life in Weott. As a child he attended the one room school house in Weott. He spent hours with his horse and dog ....
MILLIGAN, Tenn. (WJHL) – Milligan University awarded its inaugural Eli Cramer Memorial Scholarship. Milligan cross country and track student-athlete Cameron Walker is the recipient of the award. The award is named after the late Milligan cross country and track runner Eli Cramer. Cramer was killed in the spring of 2022 when a drunk driver hit […] ....
May 12, 2021 BOTTINEAU – The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has announced that Dakota College at Bottineau will receive a $358,500 Brownfields grant to clean up contamination at Old Main and Milligan Hall buildings located on campus. Dakota College at Bottineau is among 151 communities nationwide selected to receive 154 grant awards totaling $66.5 million in EPA Brownfields funding. “EPA is pleased to support Dakota College at Bottineau’s plans to revitalize these buildings so they may better serve the campus community,” said Mark A. Smith, EPA Region 8 director of Land, Chemicals, and Redevelopment Division. “The renovation of these facilities as state-of-the-art instruction and residence spaces for the college’s growing nursing program will benefit Bottineau and nearby rural communities for many years to come.” ....
The federal Environmental Protection Agency has awarded “Brownfields” grants to three North Dakota projects. We provide mostly grants and technical assistance to communities, to conduct environmental assessments and environmental cleanups, so the properties can be reused and put into productive use, said EPA Brownfields project manager Ted Lanzano, from Denver. One of the grants awarded was $500,000 to the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa, for the tribe to remove the buildings of the old San Haven Hospital, a former tuberculosis sanatorium near Dunseith. It closed in 1987. It s a real hazard, Lanzano said. There s quite a bit of asbestos contamination in the building right now. And this grant will be used to complete all the abatements, so the building can be demolished. ....