A recent news story noted the extreme temperatures we experience in an average North Dakota year. It is not uncommon for us to see a temperature range of 140 degrees from the hottest day of summer to the coldest day of winter. These conditions can be difficult to deal with, especially if you live in …
North Dakota officials need to support the Weatherization Assistance Program Read More »
SIOUX CITY — After two years of construction, the completion of the Chris Larsen Park Riverfront Development Project is in sight. Back in 2015, Sioux City Parks and Recreation Director Matt Salvatore said the city submitted a request for quote for a master plan for the riverfront. Since then, he said a host of people, …
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VINCENT JACKSON For The Press Hope Gaines and David Mackenzie talk about their book “Black Voices of Cape May: A Feeling of Community.” Video by Matthew Strabuk, for The Press. CAPE MAY — When people think this seaside resort, they recall the grand houses built in the Victorian architectural style of residences …
Organizers for A Storybook Christmas are hoping its final chapter has not been written. But for the third straight year, the nonprofit that provides books for low-income students will not be able to do so because logistical issues and COVID-19 have hampered the program. Through 2019, the nonprofit has given more than 475,000 books to …
A Storybook Christmas needs new home to resume giving books to kids Read More »
Duncan Adams DILLON — Eric and Alicia Wendland light up at the mention of the country music tune “Buy Dirt.” The recent song describes a soon-to-be 80-year-old man who offers advice to a young fellow chasing a dollar. “If you want my two cents on making a dollar count, buy dirt,” advises the old-timer. The …
Dillon couple gets assistance from DEQ’s Brownfields programme Read More »
“So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past.” – F. Scott Fitzgerald, “The Great Gatsby” In her 18th novel, “A World of Curiosities,” acclaimed Canadian mysterian Louise Penny thrusts her readers into the past by first revealing how Chief Inspector Armand Gamache of the Quebec Sûreté and Agent Jean-Guy …
Past surfaces in the present in Penny’s latest Three Pines mystery Read More »
