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Five newcomers and two incumbents have filed for the three open seats on the Minot City Council. Council members Scott Burlingame and Stephan Podrygula will b
Kolette Kramer, Denbigh It’s a New Year and time to reflect and time to make resolutions. How can we engage and encourage those in leadership in our state?
Kramer writes, "If you are not sure of what district you are in, you can go to www.legis.nd.gov and click on the 'APPROVED Legislative Redistricting Maps' link and find out what district you live in."
Kolette Kramer, Towner The last lynching in ND was near Watford City on January 29, 1931. A mob of angry citizens broke into the jail at Schafer, North Dakota and took Charles Bannon and hung him from a nearby bridge. Some North Dakotans feel the last lynching in North Dakota happened last week in Bismarck at the State Capitol and it was done by our elected officials who are voted in to make the laws. On March 4th the North Dakota House of Representatives brought accusations and publicly held a “trial.” By the end of the session they had voted to expel District 36 Representative Luke Si...
No shots, no school, NOT TRUE! By Staff | Jan 30, 2021 Kolette Kramer, Denbigh Vaccine awareness became big topic this year with covid 19. Many people hadn’t thought of vaccines except when they were informed they or their child were due for one and even then vaccine safety and efficacy (whether or not they work) didn’t really get talked about much. Then came 2020 and SARS 2. Suddenly vaccine awareness is a daily news report. Recently I visited with my local school district and asked what policies they have for school entry and vaccine requirements. I’ve been vaccine hesitant for man...