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June 8, 2023
North Dakota Governor Doug Burgum is running for president of the United States. And a lot of people are fired up about that.
June 8, 2023
It wasn’t uncommon for farmers in North Dakota to say, “Lemke for President.” Lemke was a charter member of the Non-Partisan League.
May 26, 2023
And debbie lather asked... another political story also solicited some feedback later in the week on wednesday, whose politics live was discussing borisjohnson�*s referral police by the cabinet office over further potential rule breaches during the covid pandemic. keep your eye on the strapline that appears on the screen during the discussion. why would tory ministers want to do any harm to a former conservative prime minister? nobody. nobody would. i think he was merely clarifying that there ...
May 12, 2023
In April, council members voted down a proposal that would waive requirements that former council members wait one year before seeking employment with the city. So, Bethel Mayor Rose Henderson, who first introduced that measure – tweaked it and introduced it again.
April 28, 2023
In the Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta, the drug — which is at the center of a lawsuit over abortion pill authorization — is most commonly used to help safely manage miscarriages.
April 19, 2023
During Bethel’s City Council meeting on April 11, council member Mark Springer recused himself during one of the agenda items up for introduction.
April 18, 2023
Potholes are a nuisance for drivers, a bigger nuisance for the roads and streets team, and a safety hazard for pedestrians. This week, city council passed a resolution to purchase a popular new road binding material, EK-35, which could mitigate dust, prevent potholes, lessen maintenance, and cause fewer health and environmental effects.
April 18, 2023
Oakmont council President Lindsay Osterhout cited an increased work load and family responsibilities as reasons she resigned from council. Osterhout was in the final year of her first four-year term on council. Council accepted her resignation Monday. “She was a great addition to council,” said vice president Nancy Ride. “We
November 6, 2022
Have you ever wondered why some companies attract and retain top talent while others can’t? For years, studies have revealed that employees want to be involved with something greater than
October 16, 2022
Martin appointed to bankers board