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Connection fee will determine monthly water rates
The Bureau of Reclamation might have been preaching to the choir Monday morning.
Boat capsizes on Lake Sakakawea
Moderate to heavy chop Sunday on Lake Sakakawea caused a boat to capsize but few details of the accident were available at press time.
Northrop Grumman celebrates 40 years
Employees of Northrop Grumman Corporation’s (NYSE: NOC) New Town facility, their families, state and local elected officials
Friends ride the trail in hot, summer sun
Levi Bruce knows what a hard day’s ride is all about.
Construction demand
There’s no doubt there is a lot of construction activity going on locally and in the last New Town City Council meeting, three building permits were OK’d for $1.29 million.
PSC candidate interested in diverse energy development
A candidate for North Dakota’s Public Service Commission was in Mountrail County last week touring oil impacted areas to see firsthand what residents here have been telling the state for a couple of years.
City Council moves forward on traffic lights
New Town City Council members didn’t waste any time in unamiously voting to install traffic lights at two intersections downtown.
N.D. oil production at record high
Crude oil production in North Dakota rose to nearly 80 million barrels in 2009,
New Town woman grateful to Minot State University
When Doreen Lyons transferred to Minot State University from Fort Berthold Community College,
Bratvolds reflect on 10 years in retail business
Warren Bratvold has had several jobs in his adult life but has never enjoyed one more than the retail store he has operated the past 10 years.
