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A bridge walkway is part of the attraction of Old Settlers Park in Burlington.
A significant investment into the Ward County park system last year means less work to do this year, but the park board continues to make plans for future improvements.
This year the focus will be on Rice Lake, said Travis Schmit, assistant county engineer. The park board will meet May 4 to consider the feasibility of funding beach restoration and restrooms. The county sold 2-¢ lots on the north side of the beach and has allocated that money toward beach improvements.
“We are planning improvements to rehabilitate the swim beach to make it more user friendly and increase our capacity, bringing it to modernization with working restrooms and running water,” Schmit said.
Apr 23, 2021
The largest infrastructure project in Minot’s history continues to earn national recognition, according to the City of Minot.
Phases 2-3 of the Mouse River Enhanced Flood Protection Project have been named the American Public Works Association’s Public Works Project of the Year, the second national award in recent months for Phases 2-3.
“We’ve made great progress to protect our community and others throughout the river basin, but we have a lot of work left to do,” Public Works Director Dan Jonasson said. ” Phases 2-3 are vital to the overall project’s success, and we’re grateful for the work done by the contractors, consultants, and everyone involved with the project.”
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Jeff Bullock began on Monday as the new director of Roosevelt Park Zoo in Minot.
The Minot Park District and Greater Minot Zoological Society announce that Jeff Bullock is the new director of Roosevelt Park Zoo. He started work on Monday.
Bullock replaces Becky Dewitz as zoo director. Dewitz left the Minot zoo director’s position last fall to become chief executive officer of the Great Plains Zoo and Delbridge Museum of Natural History in Sioux Falls, S.D.
Bullock has over 35 years of experience working at zoological institutions with 20 of those years serving in a leadership role.