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Sand Lake tower could be open Labor Day weekend
jbahr@aberdeennews.comHigh water levels have caused significant problems at Sand Lake National Wildlife Refuge in the past two or three years, but there is good news poking high out of the ground. The observation tower, which has been closed all summer, is expected to be...Tags: Jamestown (Jamestown, Virginia), Holidays, Labor Day, Wildlife, Natural Resources
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Workshop planned on N.D.¿s newest noxious weed
LANGDON, N.D. (AP) — Officials have scheduled a free workshop in Langdon Aug. 31 to educate weed control officials and land managers about North Dakota’s newest noxious weed. Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring says yellow toadflax is...Tags: Agricultural Research and Technology
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N.D. likely to lose status as top producer of barley
GRAND FORKS, N.D. (AP) — North Dakota typically leads the nation in the production of barley, but this year the state is expected to drop to third. North Dakota acres of the grain used to make beer have been trending lower for years, and this... -
ND wildlife management areas affected by flooding
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — The North Dakota Game and Fish Department says more than half of the state's 72,000 wildlife management area acres along the Missouri River have suffered from months of flooding. Biologists say nearly 40,000 acres that were...Tags: Wildlife, Missouri, Hunting, Natural Resources
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Waters: Acknowledging big gains in the 'Big Easy'
Although far too few Kentucky 2011 high school graduates were ready for college, our students did improve their performance on this year’s 36-point ACT college entrance test — going from an overall composite score of 19.4 in 2010 to 19.6...Tags: Human Body, Louisiana, Colorado, Illinois, School Examinations
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Favorable weather advancing N.D. harvest
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — Favorable weather has helped advance harvesting progress across North Dakota. The Agriculture Department says in its weekly crop and weather report that barley was 99 percent turning and 58 percent harvested as of Sunday....Tags: Weather, Weather Reports
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Big gains in the 'Big Easy'
Guest columnistAlthough far too few Kentucky 2011 high-school graduates were ready for college, our students did improve their performance on this year’s 36-point ACT college entrance test — going from an overall composite score of 19.4 in 2010 to 19.6...Tags: Human Body, Louisiana, Colorado, Illinois, School Examinations
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Irene on list of 2011 billion dollar disasters
Source: National Climatic Data CenterBefore Hurricane Irene hit the east coast, the United States had already seen nine weather disasters this year that have caused $1 billion or more in damage. This ties the record set in 2008 for largest number of costly disasters. This year, we've seen...Tags: New Mexico, Economy, Business and Finance, Natural Disasters, Birmingham , Foreign Exchange Market
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Oakes, N.D., JLG plant has new owner
A plant in Oakes, N.D., that was slated for closure at the end of August was saved when it was bought by a locally owned company. Gov. Jack Dalrymple said Harris Machine Co. has purchased the JLG Industries plant in the community of about 1,700 people...Tags: JLG Industries Incorporated, Wisconsin
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Two people shot near N.D. casino
HANKINSON, N.D. - Two people were hospitalized after a shooting at an apartment complex near a southeast North Dakota casino. Authorities said the man who apparently pulled the trigger said it was an accident. The Richland County Sheriff's Office said...Tags: Injuries and Wounds, Hospitals and Clinics, Health
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Farm Rescue starts "Give-A-Bushel" program
JAMESTOWN, N.D. (AP) — The Farm Rescue organization has started a new program to enable farmers to donate part of their harvest to the nonprofit. Farm Rescue Founder and President Bill Gross says the ‘‘Give-A-Bushel’’...Tags: Montana, Minnesota
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Demand has US looking to expand canola crop
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - The demand for canola, best known for the cooking oil it produces, continues to rise and the industry is working to grow more of the plant in the U.S. to keep pace with increased sales. Experts said the best hope for meeting...Tags: Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Joplin (Jasper, Missouri), Missouri
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