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What are you looking for in a vacation? Some people want entertainment while others just want to be by themselves.

Marlys L. Zimmer returned to her heavenly father on April 13, 2008, peacefully. Marlys was born March 5, 1933, in Minot, North Dakota, to Chauncey O. Hendershot and Inga L. Stolpestad. via Minot Daily News

Cities and counties in northwestern North Dakota`s oil patch saw big jumps in taxable sales and purchases in the final three months of 2007. via KMOT-TV Minot

“We have to be very cautious that our kids are being safe at all times”

Farm machinery can keep food on the shelves, but it can put many in danger, especially children. via KMOT-TV Minot

“This summer, I think, we will see the real impact.”

The effect of oil activity on northwestern North Dakota is starting to show up in higher population numbers, according to new county estimates released by the U.S. Census Bureau today. via Minot Daily News

“My sons and daughter pitched in and just worked and worked. but it paid off, this is a beautiful building.”

Watch for the changes at BP Amoco at both Dakota Square and the Broadway location. via KXMD-TV Williston

“You have an option to play 36 different surfaces. It`s a realistic way to play golf during the winter.”

Golfers in southwest North Dakota can now enjoy their favorite sport all year-round. The West River Community Center has added a new golf simulator to their amenities. via KMOT-TV Minot

“I think we`ll have a better voter turnout.”

If you live in a big city, you`re probably don`t need to go far to cast your ballot in the primary or the general election. via KMOT-TV Minot

“Based on how quickly the quota filled up and people were seeing more lions, the quota did not need to contain those (numbers). But we do take other mortality factors into account when we set the next year's quota”

BISMARCK, N.D. - North Dakota's third mountain lion season is over but the debate is not. via ArgusLeader.com

All-state meeting advisory BISMARCK, N.D. The Class A all-state meeting is scheduled tonight for members of the North Dakota Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association. via KXMD-TV Williston

A man is charged in a Montana pickup crash more than two years ago that killed two North Dakota hunting companions. via KMOT-TV Minot

“It helps people to recognize when things are getting so serious that maybe we ought to contact our lawyer and get some help with this.”

The most affordable law school in North Dakota is coming to Bismarck. The People's Law School is a seven week class where you can learn how the legal system works. via KXMB-TV Bismarck

The following meetings for members of the North Dakota Sportscasters and Sportswriters have been scheduled during State Class B Girls Basketball Tournament in Minot. via KXMA-TV Dickinson

The North Dakota State Board of Animal Health wasted little time in taking steps to prevent the spread of bovine tuberculosis into North Dakota after another case of TB was found in northwest Minnesota. via Farm & Ranch Guide

“There are very clear guidelines. It has to be a sign. It has to visible with a car parked in front of it. The sign has to be easily seen, and it has to be closest to the door. It has to have the internationally accepted sign of blue and white.”

The Committee on the Employment and Advancement of People with Disabilities revisited handicapped parking issues and elected a chair and vice-chair Wednesday. via Williston Daily Herald

“We are excited about the upcoming event”

The City of Williston will be celebrating North Dakota City Government Week, April 7-11. Because City Government is the government closest to most citizens, and the one with the most direct daily impact upon ... via Williston Daily Herald

“That's the biggest concern is that we're probably going to get the disease through a migratory bird coming across bringing it here.”

Wildlife officials want you...to help them locate sick birds. As the season nears for some birds to once again begin their migration north, officials are keeping a close eye on their behavior. via KXMC-TV Minot

“Clearly this report shows that people with disabilities will want to go back to work. Why? Because the average amount of money people earn is about $7,300 less than if they do not go back to work”

For many people, a job is not just their livelihood. For those with disabilities, it can also be a source of self-esteem. But getting a job can be difficult. via KFYR-TV Bismarck