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Hello from Edmore!

Hello from Edmore!

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Hello from Edmore!

Tammy Berg
Thursday, February 6, 2025
Body It’s not a very nice day today - very cold and windy. There are a lot of spring and summer advertisements out already, and most stores are filling up with all the beautiful summer things. I love Hobby Lobby for a couple reasons.
From the Pastor’s Desk:

From the Pastor’s Desk:

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From the Pastor’s Desk:

Father Kurtis Gunwall
Thursday, February 6, 2025
Body “Ignorance of Scripture is ignorance of Christ.” – St Jerome (1st official translator of Scripture to the common language)

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AARP Fraud Watch snippets

News Staff
Thursday, February 6, 2025
Body Our information is already out there If we really want to keep ourselves, and our money, safe from fraud, we must all come to terms with one thing: our personal information is likely already out there.
Legislative update

Legislative update

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Legislative update

Janne Myrdal, District 19 Senator
Thursday, February 6, 2025
Body We are now at day 18 of the 80 days provided to the Legislature to accomplish our work every biennium. The senate has a little over 400 bills to process, while the House is facing approximately 600.
Chuck Suchy, a Mandan Resident, preforms “Dancing Dakota” at a committee hearing on Jan. 30. The committee recommended a Do Pass on HB 1397 which would designate the song as the state’s official waltz. Suchy is also under consideration to become the official state troubadour. Photo by Ann Estvold, NDNA.

Chuck Suchy, a Mandan Resident, preforms “Dancing Dakota” at a committee hearing on Jan. 30. The committee recommended a Do Pass on HB 1397 which would designate the song as the state’s official waltz. Suchy is also under consideration to become the official state troubadour. Photo by Ann Estvold, NDNA.

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Capitol briefs

News Staff
Thursday, February 6, 2025
Body Ann Estvold, NDNA Legislative Intern North Dakota Constitution Day Seeking to draw greater attention to North Dakota’s founding document, a House committee has endorsed House Bill 1479, which would designate Oct. 1 as North Dakota Constitution Day.

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Gaming law heads to the House

The Borderland Press Staff
Thursday, February 6, 2025
Body The North Dakota Senate has passed SB 2224, which aims to abolish the state’s gaming commission and, instead, have the state’s Attorney General office regulate gaming.

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CAVALIER COUNTY – NDIRF/ND Fire & Tornado Fund Agent

News Staff
Thursday, February 6, 2025
Body The Cavalier County Commissioners will be accepting letters of interest to write and maintain the county’s insurance coverage with the North Dakota Insurance Reserve Fund and ND Fire and Tornado Fund.
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