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SOCIAL SECURITY: INFORMATION & UPDATES Medicare Medical (Part B) premium varies with income
Medicare Medical (Part B) coverage helps pay for doctors services and outpatient care along with other services. Most people incorrectly think that the costs of providing Medicare Part B coverage are...
Posted on 5/20/13 at 3:49 PM
SUNDOG: MARKETING + TECHNOLOGY The Gift for Hackers
If youre an individual, an owner of your own little business, or even someone responsible for setting up technology for your relatives, let me stress the importance of reading manuals and setting pass...
Posted on 1/14/13 at 3:37 PM
NEW PLATEAUS The Panhandling Indian Woman
She was as innocuous as a tree or road signjust another person at the top of the freeway exit ramp here in south Minneapolis. Its a popular place for panhandlers. As I drove closer, though, her sign t...
Posted on 10/30/12 at 7:16 AM
THE NEW FORTY Sharing critical intelligence...
Some days there are just so many things I would like to address in my blog that it is a struggle to pick just one. This is one of those days. It is hard to choose just one thing, but choose I must as ...
Posted on 10/3/12 at 7:01 PM
NDAD INSIGHTS Benefit for motorcycle crash victim Ahoe Sunday; transfer to Fargo hospital 2 days later
A Williston, N.D., man will transported to a Fargo medical center Tuesday from the Minot hospital where hes been treated since a June 1 motorcycle crashleft him dealing with quadriplegia, according to...
Posted on 9/21/12 at 2:02 PM
Williston pastors want churches to decide about concealed weapons 
A group of pastors in Williston, a town that has attracted thousands of new residents looking for work but sometimes finding trouble, say a petition to allow guns in their churches is motivated by mass shootings elsewhere and not North Dakota’s oil boom.
By Amy Dalrymple , March 23, 2013
Judge rules secret FBI letters unconstitutional
They're called national security letters and the FBI issues thousands of them a year to banks, phone companies and other businesses demanding customer information. They're sent without judicial review and recipients are barred from disclosing them.
By Paul Elias , March 16, 2013
UND’s EERC works hard to make foreign workers feel at home
When Alexander Azenkeng’s pregnant wife was gravely ill last spring, he wasn’t concerned about losing his job at UND’s Energy and Environmental Research Center. One of the center’s few international employees, Azenkeng said he was allowed to stay home for a full month with his wife and their newborn. Few places would offer this and still let him keep his job, he said.
By Jennifer Johnson , February 02, 2013
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Minn. lawmakers want tighter database security
A week after more than 5,000 Minnesotans found out that a Department of Natural Resources employee had looked up their driving or motor vehicle records, state lawmakers Wednesday announced their plan to curb abuse of databases.
By Kyle Potter , January 23, 2013
North Dakota Guard soldiers to continue southern border duty
North Dakota Army National Guard soldiers who have been helping with security on the country's southern border will continue the mission, in a different area.
January 19, 2013
Minnesota may see bulk-up of Capitol security force
A state panel is readying recommendations for firming up Minnesota Capitol safety that include a near-doubling of troopers and security officers to watch over the seat of government and 16 area buildings.
By Brian Baskt , November 30, 2012
Glenn Rost, Park River, N.D., letter: Do anti-drone activists have something to hide?
Every store and most schools now use surveillance cameras to decrease shoplifting, vandalism and other mischief. The cameras work, and the guilty are caught more often. Of course they don’t like it.
By Glenn Rost , June 28, 2012
Dwight Messner, Grand Forks, letter: Drone surveillance in N.D. was camel’s nose
Whenever we Americans let our government encroach into the lives of private citizens for whatever reason (as happened in the drone-surveillance case in Nelson County, N.D.), we are giving tacit permission for more intrusive and illegal surveillance.
By Dwight Messner , June 23, 2012
House lawmakers: Airport screeners ineffective, rude
House members of both parties on Monday teed off against the agency in charge of airport and port anti-terrorist screening, saying it uses ineffective tactics, wastes money on faulty equipment and treats travelers rudely. TSA officials told a hearing that airport screening is getting better for U.S. travelers, because the agency is moving away from a one-size-fits-all system. Instead, the TSA is expanding programs to identify travelers posing a risk, while allowing those who provide personal information in advance to go through a fast line.
By Larry Margasak , March 26, 2012
Weapons screening approved for Hennepin County suburban courts
Weapons screening will be set up at Hennepin County's suburban courts following safety concerns raised by a judge and a recent shooting at the Cook County courthouse in far northeastern Minnesota.
By Associated Press , March 14, 2012
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N.E. Minnesota courthouse shooting prompts some other courthouse upgrades
Anoka County is spending $50,000 to install bulletproof glass in offices where prosecutors and others work. Ramsey County now has armed deputies guarding offices.
By Associated Press , February 20, 2012
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Grand Forks airport adds new security for scanning passengers
Officials say new body scanners enhance security, speed up process, minimize privacy concernsA $170,000 Advanced Imaging Technology unit was installed at the passenger checkpoint on Jan. 17 and went into operation a couple of days later.
February 03, 2012
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Locked-out workers surprised by security at Crystal Sugar annual meeting
More than a dozen security guards were present in the hotel where Thursday's meeting took place. Union members also were at the hotel, where they held a news conference. Union local president John Riskey said, "I don't know what they're afraid of."
By Associated Press , December 02, 2011
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Security guard at Gophers football games fired, accused of knocking down, tripping, pushing fans
Fans had permission to rush the field at TCF Bank Stadium last Saturday after the Gophers' big win over Iowa. That's when a security guard standing on the edge of the field was caught on video attacking fans.
By Associated Press , November 03, 2011
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