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North Dakota PERS board ousts executive director

Following Scott Miller's sudden exit, Rebecca Fricke will take the helm in the interim

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North Dakota Supreme Court hears arguments on future of Bismarck-Mandan Rail Bridge

Friends of the Rail Bridge is asserting a state agency didn't follow the law in issuing permits, and the state is arguing the nonprofit did not follow the correct process in challenging the permits.

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DAKOTADATEBOOK: Sept 18-22 | News, Sports, Jobs

Mugwumps By JIM DAVIS Sept. 18 On this date in 1889, with only 13 days remaining before the election to approve the state Constitution and choose Nort

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Tree plantings eyed for protecting views at North Dakota s oldest state park

Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park is the oldest of North Dakota's 13 state parks, established in 1907 at the former military site south of present-day Mandan on the Missouri River.

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Gov Burgum criticizes lawmakers transfer of $150 million from Bank of North Dakota

"I think we can show conclusively, with data, that pulling money out of the bank when we don't need it, is really bad," Gov. Doug Burgum said.

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