NEW TOWN ND
NDAD INSIGHTS Community fundraisers, NDAD program focus of Forum Communications news feature
NDAD's Community Fundraising Program is part of the focus of veteran Grand Forks Herald reporter Stephen J. Lee's Sundayfront-page centerpiecepackage, "When bad things happen, good people often step...
Posted on 1/9/13 at 4:23 PM
Children slain in New Town laid to rest 
The bells of St. Stanislaus parish rang over the snowy cemetery here Thursday as the bodies of a sister and two brothers slain together last week in New Town, N.D., were laid to rest side-by-side in matching caskets.
By Stephen J. Lee , November 29, 2012
3 children slain in ND home being laid to rest
Funeral services are being held in the northeastern North Dakota community of Warsaw for 13-year-old Benjamin Schuster, 10-year-old Julia Schuster and 6-year-old Luke Schuster.
By Associated Press , November 29, 2012
Hunting rifle used in New Town shootings
A hunting rifle was used in the homicides that killed a New Town grandmother and three children, according to autopsy reports.
By Amy Dalrymple , November 27, 2012
Mourning for victim of New Town slayings, more funerals later this week
Hundreds of mourners filled a tiny northwest North Dakota church for the funeral of a 64-year-old woman shot to death with three of her grandchildren last week in their New Town home.
By James MacPherson , November 26, 2012
Benefit funds started for murder victims’ families
Two benefit funds have been established for the families of victims in last weekend’s murders in New Town, N.D. Benjamin Schuster, 13, Julia Schuster, 10, Luke Schuster, 6, and their grandmother, Martha Johnson, 64, were killed Sunday in Johnson’s home.
By Herald Staff Report , November 23, 2012
New Town residents frustrated with lack of info on Sunday murder
Residents of New Town, N.D., have been left with more questions than answers following a Sunday night shooting that left a grandmother and three of her five grandchildren dead in their home.
By Bryan Horwath , November 21, 2012
‘Person of interest’ in New Town murders ID’d
Kalcie Eagle is the son of a local elected official and has been in trouble with the law before. He lived a block away from those murdered. Meanwhile, the community is coping with the loss of a beloved resident and her three grandchildren, who recently moved to the area.
By James MacPherson , November 20, 2012
New Town, N.D., deaths reverberate in Minto
Counselors spent Monday and Tuesday at Minto (N.D.) Public School, helping students cope with the weekend deaths of three children who, until this year, were their classmates.
By Kevin Bonham , November 20, 2012
Names released of New Town shooting victims
Authorities have released the names of a grandmother and her three grandchildren who were shot and killed in New Town, ND, Sunday.
By Stephen J. Lee and Amy Dalrymple , November 19, 2012
ND man sentenced for assault on casino officer
A New Town man accused of running over a security officer at Four Bears Casino on the Fort Berthold Reservation has been sentenced to four years in federal prison.
By Associated Press , October 17, 2012
Man charged with abusing girl, 8, in Grand Forks
Nathan Dubray, 27, could spend the rest of his life in prison if convicted. He told investigators he was drunk and couldn't remember if he touched the girl's private parts and coerced her to touch his or not.
By Stephen J. Lee , September 27, 2012
ND man sentenced for beating propane business worker
A New Town man has been sentenced for putting an employee at a propane business in the hospital with serious injuries.
By Associated Press , August 31, 2012
Displaced residents of New Town trailer court moving into new development
Getting evicted may have a happy ending for residents of a 45-unit mobile home park on the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation. The tribal government of the Three Affiliated Tribes stepped in and developed a new mobile home park for the residents just outside of New Town.
By Amy Dalrymple , August 31, 2012
Ex-tribal officer to plead for hindering police
A former Three Affiliated Tribes law enforcement officer accused of harboring two men who escaped from a jail in New Town says she will plead guilty.
By Associated Press , August 28, 2012
Fort Berthold housing project gets tribal approval
The Three Affiliated Tribes Business Council has approved a Texas company's plan to build housing on the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation in western North Dakota's oil patch.
By Associated Press , June 22, 2012
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