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Young North Dakotans drawn to public service

March 9, 2013 in The Dickinson Press

GRAND FORKS A year ago, Alex Looysen was a 20-year-old biology student at Jamestown College who shared the disdain that many young Americans had for politics, politicians and government. Continue Reading

U.S. Surgeon General: More work needed to stop youth tobacco use

March 8, 2012 in West Central Tribune

RICHMOND, Va. (AP) More work needs to be done to keep young Americans from using tobacco, including creating smoking bans and increasing taxes on tobacco products, the U.S. Surgeon General’s office said in a report released Thursday. Continue Reading

NeXt Willmar celebrating one year of offering opportunities for younger employees

December 26, 2011 in West Central Tribune

WILLMAR NeXt Willmar offers younger employees in the area an opportunity to broaden their leadership skills and build networks.
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Distinguished

August 28, 2011 in West Central Tribune

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Twins trade Young to Tigers for 2 players

August 15, 2011 in West Central Tribune

DETROIT Delmon Young found out he was traded from Minnesota to Detroit, hours before the Twins were scheduled to play the Tigers.
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Hoeven pushes pro-growth strategy

June 17, 2011 in The Dickinson Press

FARGO What the United States economy needs to get back on track is a pro-jobs, pro-growth climate like the one in North Dakota. Continue Reading

More students seek summer jobs

June 2, 2011 in The Daily Republic

MOORHEAD, Minn. Summertime is a time of relaxation, vacation and for some teens, a time to work.
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Twins agree to terms with Delmon Young on 1-year deal

February 16, 2011 in West Central Tribune

MINNEAPOLIS The Minnesota Twins said today that the club has avoided arbitration and agreed to terms with Delmon Young on a one-year, $5.4 million contract. Continue Reading

Commentary: A Cicero with a future

November 25, 2010 in West Central Tribune

WASHINGTON Winning California’s state lottery with the first ticket he bought put Kevin McCarthy, then 20, on a path to becoming, in January, the third-ranking Republican leader of a House majority pledged to make government less bountiful. With the $5,000 he won in 1985, McCarthy opened a sandwich shop in a nook in a small mall in Bakersfield, and hung a sign calling attention to it. When a government vehicle arrived, he thought city hall might have come “to give me the key to the city” as thanks for generating some jobs and sales tax revenues. But Bakersfield’s bureaucracy wanted to complain about his sign, which somehow fell short of sign orthodoxy.
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Records

November 9, 2010 in West Central Tribune

This is the records summary for Nov. 10.
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