NORTH DAKOTA HEALTH DEPARTMENT
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The North Dakota Department of Health has begun supplying tetanus, diphtheria and pertussis vaccines to health care providers at no cost for any adolescent or adult in need of vaccination, according t...
Posted on 7/8/10 at 4:53 PM
N.D. wants EMS to share in grant 
A company that received a half-million-dollar grant to assess North Dakota’s emergency services was pushed by the state to subcontract some work to a nonprofit group that had previously broken open meetings laws and improperly used federal grant money on alcohol and bonuses.
By Associated Press , April 23, 2010
Devils Lake oxygen checks out fine
The North Dakota Game and Fish Department says oxygen levels in Devils Lake appear to be fine.
By Associated Press , March 29, 2010
North Dakota woman holds unusual landfill job
From the office and from behind the wheel of a front end loader out in the pits at the Mercer County Regional Landfill, Candace Strand is one of a kind.
By Lauren Donovan , March 13, 2010
RISKY BUSINESS: N.D. youth risk survey released
The latest Youth Risk Behavior Survey shows increases in technology health risks, while the overall alcohol use rate has gone down among North Dakota’s K-12 students.
December 04, 2009
More swine flu vaccine on way to N.D.
But the state's immunization program manager says there still isn't enough vaccine for everyone who wants it.
By Associated Press , December 03, 2009
AIDS cases rise in N.D.
New testing methods, those who move into state factor inWith December numbers still to come, North Dakota is reporting a record 37 new HIV/AIDS cases in 2009, a nearly one-third increase over the previous record of 28 cases in all of 2008.
By Chuck Haga , December 01, 2009
Semi jack-knifes, spills fuel on I-29 near Drayton
A semi-trailer jack-knifed on Interstate 29 this morning, spilling about 300 gallons of diesel fuel near Drayton, N.D., the North Dakota Highway Patrol said.
By Herald Staff Report , December 01, 2009
Money for suicide prevention running out in N.D.
Grant programs are needed to fund youth suicide prevention programs in North Dakota. Federal grants have been denied and $250,000 approved by the Legislature will be stretched.
By Forum Staff Reports , November 30, 2009
North Dakota, South Dakota deal with continuing shortages of H1N1 vaccine
The uncertainty over weekly allotments of a limited supply of H1N1 vaccine has complicated efforts to organize immunization clinics and distribute it to hundreds of providers in North Dakota and South Dakota.
By Wayne Ortman , November 19, 2009
Canadians want board to handle DL fight
Officials in the Canadian province of Manitoba are pressing their federal government to take the latest disagreement with North Dakota over Devils Lake floodwaters to an international group that referees water disputes.
By Blake Nicholson , November 10, 2009
- Should the Devils Lake outlet be allowed to pump more water into the Sheyenne River? Is the International Joint Commission the appropriate body to arbitrate the U.S.-Canada dispute over water discharges via the outlet?
- Valley City officials coming to Devils Lake
- SUNDAY: Devils Lake officials seek lower spill elevation
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