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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...
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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
Ex-tribal officer accused of harboring fugitives
Jessica Folden pleaded not guilty during an initial appearance in U.S. District Court in Bismarck via videoconference Monday, federal court documents show. U.S. Magistrate Judge Charles S. Miller Jr. released her on a personal recognizance bond, meaning she did not have to post any cash.
By Blake Nicholson , May 15, 2012
ND tribe seeks federal funding for health staff homes
The Three Affiliated Tribes in North Dakota is seeking federal help to build homes for the staff of a newly opened health center in New Town. Crews this week are finishing up infrastructure work such as water and sewer service for the housing site, but the tribe needs money to build the homes.
By Associated Press , May 15, 2012
ND man pleads to beating propane business worker
Forty-year-old Robert Brugh was accused of beating an employee at United Prairie Cooperative in New Town on Jan. 9 because the business could not deliver propane that day.
By Associated Press , May 10, 2012
New Town, N.D., man sentenced for burglary, brandishing gun
Authorities say a New Town man has been sentenced to three years and four months in prison on charges of burglary and brandishing a firearm during a crime of violence.
By Associated Press , April 23, 2012
New Town residents protest mobile home park eviction
About 50 people paraded through this northwestern city of 2,000 people Saturday chanting “People over profits” and carrying signs such as “Relocation ended in the ‘70s” to protest the eviction of mobile home court residents.
By Amy Dalrymple , April 15, 2012
Three Affiliated Tribes casino hotel expanding
An executive for the Four Bears Casino & Lodge says the project will cost $11.7 million. It will add 100 standard rooms, 20 suites and two executive suites with walk-out balconies to the existing hotel.
By Associated Press , April 13, 2012
Tribal members being evicted for oil field development
Residents of a 45-lot mobile home park in New Town, many among the poorest members of the Three Affiliated Tribes, are being evicted and will be replaced by oil workers.
By Amy Dalrymple , March 31, 2012
New N.D. record catch a 16-pound, 6-ounce lake trout
The state Game and Fish Department says Royce Johnston of New Town was fishing at the Garrison Dam Tailrace when he reeled in his lake trout, breaking a record that had stood for 30 years.
By Associated Press , March 15, 2012
Truck detours planned for Williston, New Town, Dickinson, other western N.D. oil cities
Gov. Jack Dalrymple announced today that a $10 million temporary highway bypass is slated to be completed this summer in Williston. A similar $6 million project also is scheduled to be completed this summer in New Town.
By Associated Press , February 21, 2012
Weekly Hillsboro Banner gets new owner, old editor back
Long-time editor Neil O. Nelson is back in the saddle at the Hillsboro (N.D.) Banner after a change of ownership. He was editor at the Banner for a dozen years until being let go in April. Kelly Ink in Lisbon, which owns several other papers in the state sold it Friday to a partnership called Sub-Zero Press of Hillsboro, which brought Nelson back.
By Stephen J. Lee , February 14, 2012
N.D. oil patch accidents kill men from S.D., Texas
The South Dakotan died Jan. 28 when a boiler exploded near Keene, N.D. The Texan died Tuesday after being pinned between the ground and a trenching machine near New Town, N.D.
By Associated Press , February 03, 2012
Objectors of Indian trust deal decry open letter providing 4 objectors' phone numbers, addresses
Carol Good Bear of New Town, N.D., says she worries for her safety after the attorneys who negotiated a $3.4 billion settlement over misspent Native American land royalties published the phone numbers and addresses of the four people objecting to the deal.
By Matt Volz , January 31, 2012
Authorities identify victim of western North Dakota rollover
The Highway Patrol says 23-year-old Wyatt Young Bird of New Town was alone in a pickup truck that slid out of control on an icy state Highway 23 and overturned in the ditch about 2 a.m. Thursday.
By Associated Press , January 02, 2012
New Town, N.D. man killed in rollover near Parshall
The North Dakota Highway Patrol says the 23-year-old man lost control of his pickup on ice-covered state Highway 23 at about 2 a.m. today. The truck rolled and the man was ejected from the vehicle.
By Associated Press , December 29, 2011
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