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Residents voice concerns over impacts of 5Stone Ranch development plans
Dave Berry and Alex Gregg, partners in 5Stone Development based in Arizona, spoke confidently of their vision for the 5Stone Ranch project east of Berthold, with up to 300 houses slated for Phase I and up to 2000 homes built within the next five years.
Posted 2/07/12 (Tue) read more »
Development of 2000 homes at Berthold would require 130-acre lagoon system
One of the keys to the future of the proposed 5Stone Ranch development at Berthold, with 300 houses planned for Phase I and up to 2000 homes to be built through the next five years on land along ND 28, is wastewater management.
Posted 2/07/12 (Tue) read more »
Proposal for Berthold would build 2000 homes in five years
Dave Berry, a partner in 5Stone Development in Scottsdale, AZ, was told by former college friends working in the oil business that North Dakota was the place to be right now.
Posted 2/01/12 (Wed) read more »
Conditions just right for darkhouse spearfishing
The warm temperatures and low snowfall totals for winter 2011-2012 have left skiers, snowmobilers and snowshoers across western North Dakota disappointed with the weather. But conditions are just right for darkhouse spearfishing, and women ages 18 and older are invited to learn all about that winter sport on Saturday, February 11th. Lake Darling and the Upper Souris National Wildlife Refuge will host a Becoming an Outdoors Woman (BOW) workshop that day from 10 am to 4 pm.
Posted 2/01/12 (Wed) read more »
Baptist Home to take on new freshened look as identity changes to Maple View
As of yesterday morning, the Baptist Home of Kenmare officially changed ownership and now sports a new name as Maple View of Kenmare.
Posted 2/01/12 (Wed) read more »
Fire shuts down Berthold's cafe
The ANSUL fire suppression system did just what it was supposed to do at the Tumbleweed Cafe in Berthold sometime late Sunday or early Monday morning when it extinguished a fire that started on the charbroil grill.
Posted 1/31/12 (Tue) read more »
Problem not going away for overcrowded Berthold School
Voters in the Lewis & Clark School District narrowly defeated a bond issue to support a proposed $12 million expansion and renovation project for Berthold Public School last month, but district officials are still considering options to meet the need for more space at Berthold.
Posted 1/31/12 (Tue) read more »
City and state officials discuss oil impacts
Community leaders from Kenmare, Bowbells, Powers Lake, Portal, Columbus and Lignite sat down with representatives from several state agencies on January 12th to discuss the impact of oil development and needs across the area.
Posted 1/24/12 (Tue) read more »
Science teacher quits
The Kenmare school board voted to accept the resignation of KHS science teacher Nichole Kunz, following action take during the regular January 17th board meeting and a special meeting called for January 19th.
Posted 1/24/12 (Tue) read more »
New city patrolman enjoys community involvement
Seth Engelstad started his new position as a patrol officer for the Kenmare Police Department January 16th, and had the opportunity to meet a number of local residents when he worked the Kenmare Fire Department Coyote Tournament Friday and Saturday nights.
Posted 1/24/12 (Tue) read more »