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Dakota Gardener: Tree-based Names on the Prairie - Vimarsana News

Dakota Gardener: Tree-based Names on the Prairie

I’ve always found North Dakota’s place names to be confusing. The city of Hettinger is not in Hettinger County. Nor is Steele found in Steele County. But Grand Forks is

The Pioneer Trails Regional Museum celebrates 30 year milestone - Vimarsana News

The Pioneer Trails Regional Museum celebrates 30 year milestone

A repository of regional and natural history in Bowman invites Western Edge residents to visit the museum in a celebration of three decades of education and research.

NORTH DAKOTA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL - Vimarsana News

NORTH DAKOTA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL

NORTH DAKOTA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY PUBLIC NOTICE OF OPPORTUNITY TO COMMENT ON DRAFT PERMIT FOR A SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY UNDER THE NORTH DAKOTA SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT RULES FACILITY NAME: Bowman & Bowman County Landfill – Permit 0140 APPLICANT: City of Bowman PO Box 12 Bowman, ND 58623 Bowman County 104 1st St. NW, Suite #1 Bowman, ND 58623 BACKGROUND: The North Dakota Department of Environmental Quality (Department) received a permit application for the renewal of the Bowman & Bowman County inert waste landfill facility. The City of Bowman currently owns and op...

Camping Restriction Lifted for Memorial Day Holiday - Vimarsana News

Camping Restriction Lifted for Memorial Day Holiday

The North Dakota Game and Fish Department will lift the Tuesday-Wednesday no-camping restriction for the upcoming Memorial Day week, which will allow overnight camping May 31 and June 1 on

Fiction from the Dust Bowl - Vimarsana News

Fiction from the Dust Bowl

9/9/2009: During the thirties, intense heat, cold and drought contended with other factors to turn the Midwest into a giant dust bowl. With the erosion of topsoil and the destruction of farmland, many lost their home, and their will to continue. Yet some still chose to stay and push forward, despite the difficulties.