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North Dakota school choice bill would provide annual $1,500 tax credit per student - Vimarsana News

North Dakota school choice bill would provide annual $1,500 tax credit per student

(Fargo, ND) -- A bill to fund North Dakota's first ever school choice initiative is moving forward in Bismarck. "This would allow $1,500 a school year for their child. Originally it was about $3,000 but the appropriations committee had amended it down," said the bill's sponsor, State Representative Claire Cory, a republican from Grand Forks. Cory says $24 million dollars in

State is holding $104 million in unclaimed property - Vimarsana News

State is holding $104 million in unclaimed property

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — The state of North Dakota is holding $104 million in unclaimed property and wants to find its owners. The North Dakota Department of Trust Lands noted the amount of abandoned property has been on the rise over the past decade and includes $29 million during the most recent two-year budget cycle, the Bismarck Tribune reported.

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Port: If the police are profiting, there's policing for profit - Vimarsana News

Port: If the police are profiting, there's policing for profit

North Dakota's law enforcement officials insist that they aren't seizing property for the sake of revenue, but they've also claimed in the past that they weren't implementing quotas for traffic stops even though internal emails I obtained showed they were clearly setting quotas. So, color me dubious.

Port: If the police are profiting, there's policing for profit - Vimarsana News

Port: If the police are profiting, there's policing for profit

North Dakota's law enforcement officials insist that they aren't seizing property for the sake of revenue, but they've also claimed in the past that they weren't implementing quotas for traffic stops even though internal emails I obtained showed they were clearly setting quotas. So, color me dubious.

Port: If the police are profiting, there's policing for profit - Vimarsana News

Port: If the police are profiting, there's policing for profit

North Dakota's law enforcement officials insist that they aren't seizing property for the sake of revenue, but they've also claimed in the past that they weren't implementing quotas for traffic stops even though internal emails I obtained showed they were clearly setting quotas. So, color me dubious.