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North Dakota's case rate per 100,000 people was just nine.
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This year the state department of transportation is tackling about 200 projects worth $600M. -
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The program helps connect producers with local food pantries to donate their fresh produce.
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In Fargo, a free event open to the public will showcase emergency vehicles.
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As the CDC scales back tracking of the virus, North Dakota's case numbers remain low.
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Thursday, May 25, 2023 - Should and how should AI be regulated? It’s advancing fast, and some suggest it’s showing signs of human reasoning. It’s already affecting our lives in ways that we’re unaware. Jeremy Straub is assistant professor in the department of computer science and the director of the NDSU Institute for Cyber Security Education and Research. ~~~ North Dakota tourism director Sara Otte Coleman. ~~~ An essay from Jessie Veeder: When I Grow Up.
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Ranching has been a part of the landscape and economy of western North Dakota since territorial days. Today, family ranching operations still carry on a cowboy culture that traces back to the woolly wild West. One club that is still strong in its 56th year is the “50 Years in the Saddle” club, formed on this date in 1957.
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