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Four years ago, legalization advocates didn't receive much financial support, now they have a significant advantage.

The main group working to legalize recreational marijuana in North Dakota has more than a half-million dollars to press its case, far more than the mostly

The group working to legalize recreational marijuana in North Dakota has more than a half-million dollars to press its case. Meanwhile, an oil industry group that helped fund opposition  four years ago says it will sit on the sidelines this time. North Dakota Petroleum Council President Ron Ness says the group  will not contribute to money to fight the pot legalization effort because it only has “so many resources.” Ness says one in five North Dakota jobs are directly or indirectly tied to...

The main group working to legalize recreational marijuana in North Dakota has more than a half-million dollars to press its case, far more than the mostly shoe-leather effort they relied on four years ago. Meanwhile, a major oil industry group that helped fund opposition last time says it will sit on the sidelines this time.

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BISMARCK, N.D. - The main group working to legalize recreational marijuana in North Dakota has more than a half-million dollars to press its case, far...

BISMARCK, N.D. - The main group working to legalize recreational marijuana in North Dakota has more than a half-million dollars to press its case, far...

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NEW YORK — North Dakota, the third largest oil-producing U.S. state, said significant damage from severe weather over the past week has temporarily knocked out…

The unusual cold blocked roads with snow, caused heavy ice accumulation and resulted in power outages, said Katie Haarsager, spokesperson for the North Dakota Oil and Gas Division, on April 27.