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And with this week's segment of on the green we take you out to Rugby. Welcome to this weeks segment of on the green.

Farmers were in for another unwanted surprise Wednesday as rain fell across much of the state, further saturating fields that need to be planted in a hurry if there is to be a crop this year.

Inpatient psychiatric facilities will receive an average 2% increase in Medicare payments in rate year 2010, which begins July 1, for an estimated total increase of $87 million, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services announced on April 30.

Eleanor Rose Voeller, the daughter of George and Veronica Volk was born in the rural Karlsruhe, North Dakota, home of her parents on October 18, 1922.

James R. "Bud" Parkman, 88, formerly of Rugby, ND, died Wednesday, April 29, 2009, in Surprise, Arizona.

Late Thursday, the House Appropriations Committee approved a $1.37 billion budget for North Dakota's Department of Transportation for the next two years.

The developer of a wind power project near Rugby has agreed to sell part of its output to a South Dakota utility.

Robert Marvin Argabright, 87, Bismarck, died April 18, 2009, at the Jacobson Memorial Care Center in Elgin, ND.

Amtrak says it is resuming service between St. Paul, Minn., and Fargo on its Empire Builder passenger train but will have to detour around three other North Dakota cities due to flooding.

Amtrak trains won`t run from Minot east to St. Paul, Minnesota until at least next week because of high water.

The idea is drawing resistance. Mayville Representative Lee Kaldor says it's wrong to change an initiated measure so quickly after voters approved it.

The North Dakota Department of Transportation has lifted a no travel advisory for Rugby, Maddock and Carrington areas.

Tanner M. Jespersen, 17, 7911 County Road 15 W., Minot, left our earthly world Friday, March 27, 2009, in a Minot hospital, from injuries sustained in an automobile accident on Ward County Road 14, near Minot.

RUGBY Minot's Heritage Singers will fill the Rugby High School auditorium with music, much of it Irish or Scottish, at 4 p.m. Sunday.

High waters across the state will make travel out of Rugby a little tougher for the next few days but not on the roads...rather the rails.

Maurus M. Schneibel, age 78, died Monday, March 23, 2009, at the Heart of America Medical Center in Rugby after a courageous battle with cancer, surrounded by his loving family.

Amtrak says it's detouring its Empire Builder around three North Dakota communities for at least a week due to flooding.

It was tough to hear this week that Skyes in Minot will be closing, but heres a business who says believes they are fortunate to be growing these days.