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Crosby · CrosbyBy Steve Andrist Anyone who doesn’t reach the mute button fast enough, or immediately round-file the gloss-papered, slickly-worded campaign fliers, knows that every politician seeking your vote has done a poll or two that supports their claim of being the best thing since sliced bread. Those polls either test messages so candidates identify where and who to hammer during the campaign, or ask questions designed to elicit responses that will cover…See the Story
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Crosby · CrosbyThere was a report in North Dakota newspapers a couple of weeks ago regarding the closure of a Crosby gro-cery store. For months there were efforts to save it, but the closure happened and forced the shutter ing of sev-eral other Jason’s Super Foods stores on the northern tier.To read ...PLEASE LOG IN FOR PREMIUM CONTENT. Our website requires visitors to log in to view the best local news. Not yet a subscriber? Subscribe today!Read more about Up…See the Story
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Crosby · CrosbyThe Divide County school board hopes to hire Anthony Vandal, a superintendent for New Town Public Schools, as the next superintendent of Divide County School District. The board unanimously voted to offer Vandal the position Wednesday night after follow-up interviews from him and fellow finalist Lori Olson, assistant superintendent of New Town Public Schools. “It’s pretty evident this guy has a true […]
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Divide County School District selects candidate to offer superintendent job
Crosby · CrosbyThe former Jason’s Super Foods grocery store in Crosby could be back up and running under new ownership sometime this summer after the city’s Spirit Fund board recommended approval for an interest buydown for Devin and KayCee Lindsey. The Lindseys requested just over $33,300 in funding from the board, the maximum amount possible for a project costing over $750,000. “Bank […]
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Lindseys seek to purchase Jason’s
Crosby · CrosbyThe Divide County School District has named two finalists for its superintendent position after a special school board meeting held Saturday. Anthony Vandal, a superintendent for New Town Public Schools, and Lori Olson, assistant superintendent for New Town Public Schools, will meet with the board again on Wednesday for follow-up interviews. Olson will interview at 6 p.m. and Vandal will […]
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Finalists named for school’s top job
Crosby · Crosby10 years ago Wednesday, April 30, 2014: Divide County eighth-grader Alli McCoy won the girls’ 100-meter dash, 200-meter dash and long jump at two track and field meets at Tioga High School in the span of four days. Daniel Semenze, Reese Smith, Cooper Svangstu, Gust Svangstu and Zach Vigness watch a heat during the Divide County Cub Scouts Pack 338 […]
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Senate · CrosbyRosemary Tanberg, Noonan, is the lone Democratic candidate for the state Senate seat in District 2. Tanberg accepted the nomination and endorsement of the district’s Democratic-NPL Party in April. Tanberg said she was initially hesitant to accept the nomination but decided to run as a way to possibly be a voice of change. “I’ve been saying that we need to […]
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Tanberg is District 2 Dems’ Senate pick
Crosby · CrosbyThe annual Child Abuse Prevention Walk in downtown Crosby on Friday was the last of a series of events in recognition of National Child Abuse Prevention Month.
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