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The Sidney Eagle wrestlers traveled to Havre last Saturday for divisionals. Havre placed first with 273.5 points and Sidney placed 2nd with 216 points. The Eagles are headed to state in Billings at the Metra this Friday and Saturday. See page 7 for individual results. The wrestlers that were at divisionals are back (L-R) Parker Dean and Josh Aisenbrey. 2nd row (L-R) AJ Ullmer, Trevor Dean, Jace Johnson, Ryan Wyman, Jace Winters, Larren Foust. Front row, Brady Gorder, Wyatt VanBuren, Avery...
I can’t tell you when I last took a good long look at myself in a mirror. I do know it’s been years; the only times I make use of a mirror is to give myself a superficial glance in passing. I know very well what will stare back at me if I look too long or too hard, and I figure life is too short to confirm everything I didn’t want to know anyway about my facial features and the condition of the rest of my body. I’ve always had an uneasy relationship with mirrors. From the time I was old enough to understand that some people looked gorgeou...
An estimated 77 million baby boomers represent the largest generation of Americans born in U.S. history. Many are embracing their golden years and taking a proactive approach to their well-being. If you are a boomer, you understand nutrition is fundamental to maintaining your health. But do you know some foods are particularly powerful in helping you age well? “Certain foods provide nutrients that are extremely beneficial for baby boomers,” says Kristen Johnson, registered dietician, nutrition expert at On Target Living, and author of the newly...
Did you ever wonder whether cavewomen went through menopause? The answer is no. Why not? Because their life expectancies were too short. But for those of us who live long enough (typically beyond the age of 50), menopause is a fact of life. The good news is we know more about menopause and its symptoms and have more and better options for managing it than ever before. Part of the reason we know more is that, finally, menopause has come out of the closet. Thanks to such organizations as The North American Menopause Society (NAMS), not only is...
The North Dakota Public Service Commission (PSC) reported today that almost $2.1 billion worth of siting permits for energy-related projects were approved in 2015. That number is slightly down from over $2.7 billion in 2014, but still significantly higher than 2013 where just over $1 billion was approved. “Despite low oil prices, companies continue to invest in major new projects that provide critical infrastructure such as pipelines, gas plants and electric generation facilities to serve energy development and growth,” said Commission Cha...
On Wednesday, the North Dakota Public Service Commission approved the permit for the biggest-capacity pipeline to date, the Dakota Access Pipeline. The longest leg of the 1,130 mile pipeline will run through approximately 360 miles of North Dakota, beginning near Stanley and would end near Patoka, Illinois. The 12-inch to 30-inch diameter pipeline will pass through 50 counties in 4 states: North Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa and Illinois. The North Dakota Public Service Commission had been...
BISMARCK, ND – The North Dakota Public Service Commission (PSC) will hold a public hearing in Watford City on Thursday, Feb. 11, regarding a proposal for a crude oil pipeline in McKenzie County. Tesoro High Plains Pipeline Company, LLC, has submitted an application for a permit for the Targa Antelope Lateral Pipeline Project. The new 1.4-mile long, 12-inch diameter crude oil pipeline would be built in McKenzie County. The project would enable Tesoro to more fully utilize its existing pipeline system, increase the storage and transportation c...
