May 14, 2009 | The Dickinson Press
May is National Beef Month and the checkoff's retail program is "dashing" out to retail grocery stores across the country to celebrate with exciting summer promotions.
NEYT embarks on a fabulous musical quest for 'Truth'
Every nook and cranny of the New England Youth Theatre buzzed with activity last Thursday afternoon.
International students talk in elementary classes
Dickinson State University student Silvia Vigier flipped crepes while Anupa Bhurtel and Tenzin Yankeyi talked to elementary students about their customs.
Suspicion, secrets mix in tepid tale of academia
In "Security," Stephen Amidon's semi-thriller set in New England, the super-wealthy financial wizard who serves as villain gets his comeuppance.
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Alarming Developments: An absorbing novel, gracefully written, about sex and suspicion
Stoneleigh is the "nuclear-free, dolphin safe" New England town where Edward Inman outfits the homes of skittish yuppies with motion sensors, panic rooms and CCTV.
After five years in development, the National Park Service is in the process of collecting public comment on its Draft Elk Management Plan and Environment Impact Statement for Theodore Roosevelt National Park.
Restless Spirits Abound in North Dakota
North Dakota the "Peace Garden State". It's home to the International Peace Garden on the international boundary between North Dakota and the Canadian province of Manitoba.
Miller named Miss Teen N.D. USA
When Amidon resident Codi Miller decided to run for Miss Teen North Dakota USA, she didna t believe shea d win.
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