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Bert Dickson, Gilby, N.D., letter: Railroad crossing in rural GF county needs work 
In my opinion, the at-grade crossing there has deteriorated to the point that it presents a danger to vehicles using the road. This has been the case for several years.
By Bert Dickson , April 07, 2011
Judge rules for one trial in Gilby bank robbery
The federal trial for 47-year-old Debra Jensen of Grand Forks and 47-year-old William Collins of Nashville, Tenn., is scheduled for Aug. 24 in Grand Forks. Jensen’s lawyers say she didn’t know about the bank robbery and should get her own trial.
By Associated Press , July 22, 2010
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Trial of accused Gilby bank robber and accomplice set for August
A man accused of robbing the Bremer Bank in Gilby, N.D., and a woman charged as his accomplice are set for trial Aug. 24 in Grand Forks’ federal courthouse.
March 30, 2010
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Judge orders treatment in Gilby bank robbery case
A man accused of robbing a bank in Gilby, N.D., is incompetent to stand trial, a judge ruled Tuesday.
By Dave Olson , March 02, 2010
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Fargo man sentenced for defrauding woman from Gilby, N.D.
A Fargo man accused of swindling a Gilby, N.D., woman out of $100,000 in a pyramid scheme was sentenced Thursday to a year on electronic home monitoring and 10 years of supervised probation.
February 12, 2010
Lawyer says Gilby teller deserves workers comp after latest robbery
'Being handcuffed, placed face down on floor and have your life threatened by armed robbery' not everyday stress, attorney saysA bank teller from Gilby, N.D., says she's scared and can no longer work after she was held up at gunpoint and left handcuffed on the floor. Now she's getting robbed by the state workers compensation agency, her lawyer says.
By Dave Kolpack , December 18, 2009
GF woman charged with aiding Gilby bank robbers
A Grand Forks woman is accused of buying a shotgun for two men who allegedly robbed the Bremer Bank in Gilby, N.D., in May.
Debra Kay Jensen, 47, has pleaded not guilty to charges of making a false statement when buying a gun, selling or transferring a gun to a felon and being an accessory after the fact.
December 16, 2009
Personal diplomacy in North Korea
Forest River Colony works with country to build farms and homes — not bombsFor more than 40 years, volunteers from the Forest River Colony near Gilby, N.D., have joined with other Christians to aid refugees from distant countries and to build homes for the poor.
By Chuck Haga , December 03, 2009
AREA NEWS: On TV tonight...Veterans Day...Tax volunteers...Guest speaker...Flu shot clinic...Health screenings...Beans and potatoes...Pageant contestants...Tree of Light...
On TV tonight: The Energy and Environmental Research Center at UND has released the fourth of five planned documentaries focused on carbon sequestration and global climate change.
November 10, 2009
Gilby bank robbery suspect pleads not guilty
William Randall Collins of Nashville, Tenn., 46, is set for trial Nov. 3. Collins was arrested after being stopped for speeding in Minnesota on Sept. 1.
By Associated Press , September 18, 2009
Authorities arrest second Gilby bank robbery suspect near Detroit Lakes
Trooper who fell for ruse says Collins almost got awayA man suspected of robbing the Bremer Bank in Gilby, N.D., almost eluded authorities earlier this week when he and his companion temporarily duped a trooper during a traffic stop east of Detroit Lakes, Minn.
September 03, 2009
Patterson officially charged with Gilby bank robbery
Second suspect namedClifton Patterson, 63, for months connected with the small-town bank robbery has been charged with the crime by federal prosecutors. Authorities also named a second suspect that they believe was in the security video from the bank.
August 28, 2009
Feds take Gilby bank robbery suspect
Clifton Patterson, suspected of being one of two bank robbers in Gilby, N.D., is now under FBI jurisdiction. Grand Forks County drops the relatively lighter charge of car theft, letting the feds have him.
By Stephen J. Lee , August 27, 2009
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Protester calls 'Patients First' group a 'front'
The event was staged to urge people to "Tell Congress you don’t want a government takeover of your health care," as a slogan emblazoned on the bus, engaged in a 13-state Midwestern tour, advised. Former North Dakota Republican legislator Tom Brusegaard, Gilby, N.D., was a staff member for the tour.
By Patrick Springer , August 12, 2009
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