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STAFF BLOG TOP OF THE COUNTRY Beer Review #5
Remember how I said we were gearing up for a blizzard? That was Saturday, and since then we've had two different massive winter storms head our way...then disappear. It's a shame, because our next Bee...
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Spirit Lake Nation holds second meeting, questions chairman
Members of the Spirit Lake Nation gathered for a last-second meeting for the second time in as many days to talk about the embattled tribal council. Tribal elders voted Thursday to oust the entire council. But today's meeting showed a deep divide among tribal members.
By Adam Ladwig , April 12, 2013
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Tribal Elders vote to expel entire council
Tribal Elders on the Spirit Lake Nation voted late Thursday afternoon with an overwhelming majority to oust the entire tribal council. This comes just one day after a council member came forward with allegations of corruption among the tribal council and government.
By Adam Ladwig , April 11, 2013
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Spirit Lake member brings corruption accusations upon tribal council
A member of the Spirit Lake tribal council is coming forward with numerous accusations of corruption against her fellow council members, including tribal chairman Roger Yankton.
By Adam Ladwig , April 10, 2013
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Devils Lake Schools set eyes on achievement gap
The Devils Lake Public School District is reaching out to the Native American community to help close an achievement gap with other students. The school board discussed ways to help native students with a committee of teachers and parents of native american students.
By Adam Ladwig , April 09, 2013
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Driveoffs common at Devils Lake gas stations
Devils Lake Police are warning gas station attendants to be on the look-out for drive-offs after a recent rash of gas thefts.
By Adam Ladwig , April 08, 2013
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Devils Lake flood road repairs could be coming to a close
The North Dakota Department of Transportation says that after four years flood related road repairs should wrap up this summer in the Lake Region. Crews will finish up a few projects this year, protecting the city and its roads from anything that can happen on the lake.
By Adam Ladwig , April 05, 2013
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21-month-old's killer released, mother speaks out
The mother of a slain 21-month-old baby girl says she's furious her daughter's convicted killer is being released today, only five years after he was sentenced to prison. Prosecutors agreed to a plea deal with James Alberts Junior because they say it was the only way to make sure he spent some time behind bars.
By Adam Ladwig , April 04, 2013
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"Special Assignment -- Pizza" teaches Lake Region students about ND agriculture
Lake Region students learned today what it takes to make one of their favorite foods. "Special Assignment -- Pizza" showed near 300 students how agriculture products from North Dakota combine to make a delicious meal.
By Adam Ladwig , April 04, 2013
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Weekend weather could mean trouble for Devils Lake flood outlook
The weather heading into the weekend could make an already grim flood forecast even worse for Devils Lake. Warm temperatures and rain could expedite the spring run-off, creating a sudden influx of water that could cause some serious damage.
By Adam Ladwig , April 03, 2013
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Community members dust off their best moves for a good cause
If you're wondering where Molly and Rob are tonight... well... it's their big performance night at the Empire Arts Theater downtown. They showed off all of their best moves at the "Dancing For Special Stars" competition to benefit Special Olympics North Dakota.
By Adam Ladwig , April 02, 2013
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Relief at the pumps
Finally, a break at the pumps for local drivers. A UND economist says gas prices dropped in the month of March for the first time in about a decade.
By Adam Ladwig , April 02, 2013
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Devils Lake Police Chief denies taxi license; Devils Lake man cries foul, accuses discrimination
A Devils Lake man says the Chief of Police is discriminating against him by denying an application for a taxi driver's license because he is gay.
By Adam Ladwig , April 01, 2013
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