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By The Associated Press, The Bismarck Tribune
Del Snavely says the proposal isn't likely to make it to a vote this year, but he's hoping to put it on the ballot in 2012.
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By Brian Gehring, The Bismarck Tribune
It's February and in Mercer County there are already predictions for the possibility of moderate flooding or worse on the Knife River this spring.
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NDSU to go smoke-free on March 1
By Amy Dalrymple, The Forum (Fargo)
North Dakota State University will become a smoke-free campus on March 1. President Dick Hanson has signed a new smoking policy that was recommended to him by the University Senate.
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FEMA teams in N.D. to survey storm damage
By The Associated Press, Grand Forks Herald
Officials with the Federal Emergency Management Agency will be in North Dakota this week evaluating damage from the ice storm that hit the state late last month.
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Climate stance criticized
By Amy Wold, The Advocate (Baton Rouge)
Eight state environmental groups sent a letter to Gov. Bobby Jindal last week asking the state stop acting "in an obstructionist manner on climate change."
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The seventh annual Hal Hovey Award was presented Feb. 3 to Marc Perrusquia, an enterprise and investigative reporter for The Commercial Appeal, the daily newspaper in Memphis Tenn. The award is made jointly by Stateline.org, which is part of the Pew Center on the States, and Governing Magazine for outstanding coverage of state and local government. | |
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