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Minimum day care services in town causing hardships
By
Scott Wagar
Local residents find it hard to find day care in Bottineau as day cares close leaving economic difficulties on working parents and downtown businesses
07/30/2013
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Crazy Days expands in 2013
By
Tyler Ohmann
Clint Reinoehl and the Bottineau Chamber hopes to include more of the community in
three-day event
07/30/2013
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Annie's House receives special donation
By
Tyler Ohmann
Pennsylvania boy travels more than 1,500 miles to hand deliver donation
07/30/2013
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Swedish Church turns 110 years old
By
Scott Wagar
Swedish Zion Lutheran Church turns 110 years old and is named to the National Register
07/23/2013
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Head Start will not be offered in Bottineau this upcoming year
By
Scott Wagar
Due to the lack of finances Head Start will not be able to continue in the city of Bottineau
07/23/2013
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Hiking trails open at Annie's House
By
Scott Wagar
Sheyenne Valley Special Education Unit becomes first group to hike on Annie’s House's adaptive hiking trails
07/23/2013
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Twin Oaks to sell several lots on the lake
By
Tyler Ohmann
Number of factors contribute to sale of
land meant to house RV's
07/23/2013
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VFW Ladies Auxiliaries productive in county
By
Heather Milbrath
The Bottineau Courant takes a look at
Bottineau County's VFW Ladies Auxiliaries
07/23/2013
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Hamilton joins the staff of St. Andrew's
By
Tyler Ohmann
Dr. Robert Hamilton, M.D. accepts position at St. Andrew's Health Center and will serve the facility focusing on emergency room care
07/16/2013
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Looking for answers in district
By
Scott Wagar
Bottineau School District holds first public meeting on its master plan for future school structures in the district
07/16/2013
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Individuals arrested in Williston murder case
By
Scott Wagar
Jack Sjol's murder case moves forward with five additional individuals arrested and charged in his death
07/16/2013
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VFW has strong presence in Bottineau
By
Heather Milbrath
Bottineau's VFW Post has a steady presence in Bottineau's history
07/16/2013
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Bottineau Farmers Elevator constructs a new building
By
Heather Milbrath
Local elevator in Bottineau builds a dry fertilizer plant
07/16/2013
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Negotiations fail and head to impasse
By
Heather Milbrath
Bottineau's Education Association and
School Board cannot come to an agreement
and will now go to impasse
07/09/2013
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City Council approves amendment to allow bars to stay open longer
By
Scott Wagar
Bottineau's City Council passes amendment on the city's bar closing ordinance to allow bars to stay open until 2 a.m. instead of 1 a.m.
07/09/2013
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