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Four women have served on the North Dakota Supreme Court. The first was Beryl Levine, appointed by Governor George Sinner in 1985. Voters later elected and re-elected Levine to the court. She served 11 years on the court, and retired on this date in 1996.

Mark Schneider, who was co-founder of the Schneider Law Firm in Fargo and once served as chairman of the North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party, became a right-to-die advocate as a terminal cancer patient.

Mark Schneider, who was co-founder of the Schneider Law Firm in Fargo and once served as chairman of the North Dakota Democratic-NPL Party, became a right-to-die advocate as a terminal cancer patient.

Wednesday, June 8, 2022 - Dr. Peter Hotez, who helped develop a patent-free COVID-19 vaccine, recently tested positive for a breakthrough strain of the virus. In this excerpt from “Conversations on Health Care” podcast, he discusses that experience, and also addresses questions about rising cases, booster shots, the anti-science movement and other important issues. ~~~ In another episode of Natural North Dakota, Chuck Lura discusses the phenomena of ducks nesting far from water. ~~~ News director Dave Thompson reflects on the passing of North Dakota’s first woman to serve on the state Su...