Revitalization plan creates divide in Williston
May 29, 2013 in The Dickinson Press
WILLISTON A Chicago developer wants to revitalize downtown Williston with a $16 million investment, but opponents say the loss of an existing parking lot would be detrimental to businesses. Continue Reading
KIMBALL Two charter buses will leave Kimball before dawn Tuesday carrying tired, but ecstatic, band members to march and play in the 79th Annual Chicago Thanksgiving Parade.
Smart Mart is part hotdog stand, part fast-food restaurant, part convenience store and part whatever the customer wants it to be, Invested District Manager Kathy Blackwell said.
Former U.S. Sen. Byron Dorgan has been appointed to the board of the Argonne National Laboratory. The North Dakota Democrat calls the facility just outside Chicago “one of the crown jewels of America’s scientific laboratories.” He says the Energy Department lab has an annual budget of nearly $700 million and employs more than 3,000 people.
Loy proudly leads 116-member band through historic parade for second time
Victor Jay Zuckerman’s account of an evening he, Sharon Bialek and Herman Cain spent together in 1997 directly contradicts the candidate’s assertions that he had never met his accuser and did not recognize her name. Zuckerman did not, however, witness the alleged sexual advances. He could only confirm that they and Cain had met.
American Eagle Airlines had tarmac delays of more than three hours on 15 flights arriving at O’Hare International Airport on May 29, the department said in a statement. A total of 608 passengers were aboard the delayed flights. 
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