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HOME IMPROVEMENT WITH ANDY LINDUS The Down Low on Hot Roofs
Traditionally in the Midwest, homes are insulated with fiberglass or cellulose insulation. However, a newer trend being seen in homes is the use of spray foam insulation. Just as the name implies, thi...
Posted on 1/23/13 at 12:10 PM
STAFF BLOG CAPITOL CHATTER Update: Cravaack loses, Bachmann close, Klobuchar wins
Chip Cravaack gained national attention two years ago when he upset long-time U.S. Rep. Jim Oberstar, but early Wednesday he lost to a congressman who served three decades ago. Democrat Rick Nolan up...
Posted on 11/7/12 at 3:10 AM
MIDDLE AGED PLAGUE It's the Little Things That Drive You Nuts
Yesterday was one of those days when nothing went right, and I wouldn't have noticed it if it had. The details don't matter, as I'm sure you have your own version of special days like this: the toi...
Posted on 7/5/12 at 11:21 AM
STAFF BLOG THE N.D. CAPITOL AND BEYOND Dalrymple issues five vetoes
BISMARCK--Three weeks after the Legislature adjourned, Gov. Jack Dalrymple has issued his first vetoes. Here they are, along with Dalrymple's reasons for issuing a veto. Senate Bill 2015: Sections 1...
Posted on 5/18/11 at 1:46 PM
Budget bills begin march to governor’s office
Minnesota legislators have taken baby steps in passing a $38 billion, two-year budget that must be finished by midnight Monday.
By Don Davis , May 17, 2013
North Dakota legislative session mostly positive for outdoors 
As the 2013 session of the North Dakota Legislature enters the homestretch, bill watchers say hunting, fishing and conservation should be neither better nor worse off when the smoke clears.
By Brad Dokken , April 07, 2013
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Thousands of messages pour into governor on abortion
As soon as Gov. Jack Dalrymple signed three anti-abortion bills Tuesday, the phone started ringing. Lauren Strinden, executive assistant for the governor, said calls from people wanting to express their opinions came flooding in at about the same time she heard he had signed the bills.
By Amy Dalrymple , March 27, 2013
About the abortion bills
A description of each of the bills concerning abortion
By Forum Staff Report , March 22, 2013
OUR OPINION: Support bill to put U.S. records online
Before the sun sets on Sunshine Week, March 10-16, take a minute to consider these words from the Sunlight Foundation: “Public equals online.” We’re in the age of the Internet, an age in which it won’t be long before much of the content of the Library of Congress and will be available and searchable online.
By Tom Dennis , March 18, 2013
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Tax breaks voted down
A bill to suspend the state’s income tax was voted out of the House Finance and Taxation Committee failed during the House floor session Monday by a 23-62 vote.
By TJ Jerke , February 12, 2013
Legislator calls for tax on clothing to boost tax revenues
As Minnesota lawmakers once again find themselves facing a projected budget shortfall, some of the first bills they are looking at would extend the state sales tax to clothing.
By Mark Zdechlik , January 14, 2013
MONEY-SAVIN' MAMA: Planning, frugality can trim kid-related costs
According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, it’ll cost my husband and me nearly $235,000 to raise our son, Owen, to age 18. That’s how much a middle-income family may spend to raise a child born in 2011, not adjusted for projected inflation, an annual USDA report released last month shows.
The figure includes housing, transportation, food, clothing, health care, child care and education (not college).
By Sherri Richards , January 13, 2013
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Randall Thompson, Grand Forks, ND, letters: Surpluses build while residents suffer
As a taxpayer and a 45-year resident of North Dakota, I’m just wondering when some of the enormous oil riches that our state is accumulating will trickle down to the rest of us.
By Randall Thompson , December 23, 2012
Bad debt rises in Williston, heart of oil patch
The influx of job seekers flooding western North Dakota's oil patch has a growing price tag for the city at the heart of the activity: Williston is owed more than $360,000 by people who used its ambulance service in 2012 but didn't pay their bills.
By Associated Press , December 16, 2012
Xcel Energy rate changes approved by N.D. commission
The North Dakota Public Service Commission on Wednesday approved a $15.7 million electric rate change request for Xcel Energy to fund infrastructure improvements. The company announced customers will see slightly lower bills in 2012 because the decision calls for lower rates than the interim rates that had been in effect during the case proceeding.
By Herald Staff Report , February 29, 2012
NORTH DAKOTA LEGISLATURE: Discussions of variety of bills this week
State lawmakers will discuss bills this week that would create a state commission on higher education funding, launch a study for a possible passenger train route in southern North Dakota and amend state regulations that deal with humane treatment of animals.
February 06, 2011
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