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a job with the University of Colorado in Boulder. and earned a master’s de- gree. Then went on to re- ceive his Ph.D in Busi- ness. In 1967, He became assistant hospital ad-

28:03 This week, we talk with Sen. Jerry Klein (R-Fessenden), the assistant Senate Majority Leader. Well discuss the session so far, the bonding bill, pending COVID relief money, and redistricting. -- [Full Transcript] Dave Thompson: This is Legislative Review on Prairie Public. Were on our radio service and were also on our digital platforms. Today our guest is Senator Jerry Klein of Fessenden. Hes a Republican. Hes the assistant Senate majority leader, and also chairman of Senate Industry B...

1:08 North Dakota Senate Majority Leader Rich Wardner (R-Dickinson) would like to see some enhancements to the bonding bill the House passed. The House version is $680 million, with the vast majority of that going towards big water projects, such as the FM Diversion and Mouse River flood control. Wardner said he fully supports the money for those projects. But he has more in-mind for bonding, now that the Senate has the bill. "Were going to take a look at the education money coming in from the ...

the City of Minot, North Dakota will receive sealed Bids for the construc- tion of Manhole Rehab – Minot Country Club, at the office of the City Clerk, 515 Second Avenue SW (Second Floor), Minot, North Dako- ta, until 11:00 AM on Thursday, March 25, 2021 at which time the bids will be publicly opened and read in the Council Chambers. All Bids must be submitted, and all work shall be done, in full and strict compliance with: for this project; project; Specifications and Details able ...

Mary’s Cathedral in Fargo, ND from 1968 to 1972. While there he also was the editor of the diocesan newspaper, Catholic Ac- was transferred to St. Al- phonsus Parish, Langdon, year before being named ish, Marion, ND, and As- sumption Parish, Dickey, was called to be pastor of Holy Family Parish Grand supervised the building of completed in 1983. In lin, ND to serve St. Patrick’s Parish with mis- sions at Alice, ND and Sheldon, ND. leave of absence from the Diocese of Fargo to ...

For travel and tourism industry, pandemic brought both short-term and lasting changes Almost as soon as it was identified, the coronavirus pandemic posed a challenge to businesses that depend on travel and tourism. Those businesses may have to maintain a delicate balance between safety and commerce for an interminable amount of time. Written By: Matthew Guerry | × Otto the Otter sits on the southeast side of Fergus Falls, Minn., near a lake. Jean Bowman / Visit Ferg...