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Dickinson State proposes new project to North Dakota Legislature - Vimarsana News

Dickinson State proposes new project to North Dakota Legislature

Dickinson State University hopes to start a project to add a School of Education Center for Teaching and Learning Excellence to its campus.

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'Significant State support needed': DSU say Stickney and Selke Halls must go for safety - The Dickinson Press | News, weather, sports from Dickinson North Dakota - Vimarsana News

'Significant State support needed': DSU say Stickney and Selke Halls must go for safety - The Dickinson Press | News, weather, sports from Dickinson North Dakota

Easton cites asbestos, ADA issues and 'teacher shortage' as reasons for the demolishing of two historic buildings on campus.

Police Blotter: Month of November - Vimarsana News

Police Blotter: Month of November

The Dickinson Police Department responded to numerous calls for service over the month of November, and these are just a few highlights of incidents that occurred.

Dave Molter Gives Last Breath To Wife Corrine - Vimarsana News

Dave Molter Gives Last Breath To Wife Corrine

Dave Molter gave his last breath to his wife. Molter, 84, died while doing CPR on his wife Corrine Molter, 83, at their South Carolina home. According to their caretaker Brandy Williams, Dave Molter watched over his wife who was suffering from Alzheimer’s disease night and day. Williams wept while talking about the couple, saying that after 60 years together, she is not surprised that Mr Molter was willing to give his last breath to his wife.

Yesterday's Memories - Vimarsana News

Yesterday's Memories

10 Years Ago Wednesday, Oct. 2, 2013 Wednesday evening, Sept. 25, brought in over 250 community members to celebrate Frazer School's adequate yearly