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Meetings will chart Elbowoods Clinic’s future
The future of healthcare on the Fort Berthold Reservation will be explored at a series of meetings hosted by the Three Affiliated Tribes Health Administration.
Posted 5/31/12 (Thu) read more »
Meet the new Chief
The steely-eyed stranger walked into my office and told me he was here to bring law and order to these parts.
Posted 5/24/12 (Thu) read more »
Amendments proposed
The members of the Three Affiliated Tribes living on the Fort Berthold Reservation could get a bigger voice if amendments to the tribal constitution now under consideration are adopted, says Titus Hall, director of the constitutional committee.
Posted 5/24/12 (Thu) read more »
Turning a 180
Reading is fundamental, the old public service announcements used to say.
Posted 5/17/12 (Thu) read more »
What’s the future of the Bakken?
The biggest question facing planners in the Bakken is, “Yes, we have a crazy amount of activity now, but how long is it going to last?”
Posted 5/17/12 (Thu) read more »
School to consider format change
A lackluster graduation rate could mean major changes in class structure at New Town High School.
Posted 5/10/12 (Thu) read more »
Makoti Refinery startup imminent
Plans for a refinery somewhere on the Fort Berthold Reservation have been slowly coming together ever since the Three Affiliated Tribes authorized an engineering study of the idea in 2002.
Posted 5/10/12 (Thu) read more »
Attendance focus of Education Forums
Students can’t learn if they aren’t in class.
Posted 5/03/12 (Thu) read more »
New Town Schools buys another home
The New Town School Board held a special meeting Tuesday to take advantage of an opportunity to get a handle on the district’s teacher housing shortage.
Posted 5/03/12 (Thu) read more »
Bypass start questionable
Complying with federal environmental regulations could push the start of construction of a bypass, officially called a truck reliever route, around New Town into 2013.
Posted 4/26/12 (Thu) read more »