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  • Watford City Baseball

    Jul 18, 2012

    The Walleye defeated the Mavericks 13-2 in 5 innings but were defeated 6-0 on the second game of the evening. The Walleye will finish their league play this week against Tioga (at home) on Thursday and at Crosby on Friday before the start of their Sectional tournament in Crosby July 25-28. (Photo by Kathy Taylor)...

  • Sex Offender Registration Notification

    Jul 18, 2012

    Michael D Harrell and Brandon Keith Williams have moved into the area....

  • Easy As Pie

    Lois Kerr|Jul 18, 2012

    Nothing tastes quite as scrumptious as a homemade pie, one with flaky, melt-in-your-mouth pastry and filled to bursting with some sort of fruit or custard filling. Pie smells delectable, makes one’s mouth water just by looking at it, and usually a homemade pie, when placed on the dinner table, disappears in the blink of an eye. I used to bake a lot of pie. I mixed the pastry, rolled it out, and fit it into an appropriate pie pan. I cut or sliced the fruit and added the necessary additional i...

  • What You Don’t Say

    Staci Miller|Jul 18, 2012

    There are certainly times in life when silence is indicative of brilliance. Everyone experiences those moments when the smart thing to do is leave some things unsaid. But planning for the distribution of an estate is not one of those times. It is a surprising reality that every year the vast majority of adults who die in America die without having given proper attention to the final articulation of their wishes. Most have definite ideas about appropriate estate distribution, business...

  • 179 Providers In Montana Receive $11,576,256 Under EHR Incentive Programs

    Jul 18, 2012

    More than 100,000 health care providers have been paid under the Medicare and Medicaid Electronic Health Record (EHR) Incentive Programs, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) and the Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ONC) announced today. Of those, 179 eligible providers in Montana have received $11,576,256 in payments. CMS Acting Administrator Marilyn Tavenner and National Coordinator for Health Information Technology Farzad Mostashari, M.D., Sc.M., first proposed the 100,000 goal in March in a...

  • The Night Circus

    Lois Kerr|Jul 18, 2012

    Magic, illusion, multiple people with unique and wondrous talents, and a love story as well all intertwine in the book The Night Circus written by Erin Morgenstern. The best way to describe this delectable read is to call it an adult fairy tale, or to classify it as fantasy. The people who populate this book for the most part have an extraordinary talent of one kind or another, and yet they remain believable, likable people. Morgenstern explores the fine line between reality and illusion; what i...

  • Making Medicare Make Sence

    Jul 18, 2012

    Q: What are the 2012 Cost Sharing Amounts for Medicare Part A & Medicare Part B? A: The 2012 Part B premium for most beneficiaries is $99.90 per month. This is a $3.50 per month increase for most beneficiaries. However, it is a decrease for those who joined the Medicare program in 2010 and 2011, and were paying higher premiums as a result. This is because of a law which freezes Part B premiums for those already in the program, when there is no cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) in their Social Security benefits, and the premium is withheld from...

  • James Gang Java Opens In Alexander

    Jul 18, 2012

    Alexander native Kathy “Jess” James opened her coffee and gift shop, James Gang Java, last week in Alexander, ND. The shop is located in the historic Charbonneau Township Hall building next to Alexander’s Lewis & Clark Trail Museum off Highway 85 in Alexander. An open house for the coffee shop and museum is planned for July 22. The shop offers three blends of hot and cold gourmet coffee, coffee smoothies, Italian sodas, fruit smoothies, spiced chai tea, hot chocolate & steamers and sport tea e...

  • Keep Mosquitoes From Bugging You This Summer: Take Steps to Prevent Bites

    Julie Brodhead|Jul 18, 2012

    Summer allows more time for children to play outdoors, but when kids are covered with bug bites after spending time outside, parents may start to worry about diseases by mosquitoes, such as West Nile Virus (WNV). Luckily, parents can take simple steps to prevent bites and diseases spread by bugs. Use an effective insect repellent Parents may feel overwhelmed by the many bug protection products in the grocery aisle, wondering which ones are best. CDC recommends a variety of effective products. Most pediatricians recommend using products with 30...