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After Oso slide, with old growth in peril, timber sales go under microscope

How much is too much to harvest? Advocates assert legacy forests should have “already been protected.” State officials are trying to strike a balance.

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Survival of the fittest: How the media apocalypse is forcing PR and marketing to reinvent themselves

Newsrooms are diminished and so has the power of the pen. The media world is under threat across the globe while the PR and marketing industry is duty-bound to help journalists fill the knowledge gap, we must - and can - do better.

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North Dakota teachers leaving profession earlier

North Dakota teachers are leaving the profession earlier but not necessarily for higher-paying jobs, data presented to a task force shows.

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Data: North Dakota teachers are leaving the profession earlier — often without a pay bump

The average age of North Dakota teachers exiting the profession has dropped by 12 years since 2016, according to state data presented this week

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Data: North Dakota teachers are leaving the profession earlier — often without a pay bump

The average age of North Dakota teachers exiting the profession has dropped by 12 years since 2016, according to state data presented this week

North dakotaUnited statesDoug burgumKellie shockleySam unruhErin jacobsonRecruitment taskJob service north dakotaRecruitment task force onDepartment of public instructionDakota information technology departmentDakota it departmentDakota university systemNorth dakota statewide longitudinal dataTeacher retentionRecruitment task force

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