New Town News - News
2011 Bite the Ice tickets now on sale
Even though the number has once again been increased, officials are expecting the fifth annual Bite the Ice On the Hook Ice Fishing Tournament ticket sales to be as brisk as the February wind.
Crews contain fluid spill at oil well site
An oil, natural gas and water spill eight miles northwest of New Town was said to be contained Monday afternoon.
Traffic lights coming to New Town
Alan Estvold told the New Town City Council last Wednesday that he will lobby the North Dakota Department of Transportation for two temporary traffic lights.
Hall Administration clarifies transition
Three Affiliated Tribes public relations director Glenda Embry said the 42 people that were let go from tribal employment Nov. 3 were laid off and not terminated.
School board passes bullying policy
The New Town School Board passed the second reading of a bullying policy last Tuesday night during its regular meeting.
DOT closes Stanley license site
It seems like a contradiction with an increased population, but the Stanley driver’s license office is now closed.
Region 8 volleyball continues
New Town’s Northern Lights Community Center continues to play host to the Region 8 high school volleyball tournament tonight (Thursday) with the Stanley Blue Jays defending their title at approximately 7:30 p.m.
Enbridge representatives visit New Town
Representatives from Enbridge Pipeline Co., were in New Town Wednesday morning visiting the Chamber of Commerce and others to announce the construction of a new pipeline in McKenzie County.
Economy, deficit of great concern
Despite being somewhat content with their own financial situations, North Dakotans are greatly concerned about the national economy and the country’s $1.3 trillion deficit.
Salter: Too close to town
Kyle Waliezer made the argument that his proposal could dramatically reduce truck traffic on New Town’s Main Street.
