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Articles by Abigail Kinder
Lawsuit Questions Mineral Rights Transfer Under Lake Sakakawea
A quiet title lawsuit challenging ownership of mineral rights under Lake Sakakawea remains active after multiple county hearings, according to a recent press release. The suit, filed by former gubernatorial candidates Michael Coachman, Marvin Nelson, and Paul Sorum; questions whether a 2017 law, Senate Bill 2134, improperly relinquished state-held minerals historically managed in trust for public education.
Soybean market changing for North Dakota farmers but China and tariffs still loom large
By: Jeff Beach (ND Monitor) Soybean grower Jim Thompson said there is no way to replace a customer the size of China, but North Dakota farmers have more options than they did in the 2018 Trump administration trade war. The first Trump administration paid out $23 billion in relief to farmers who suffered a loss of trade because of high tariffs. Most of the North Dakota soybean crop has traditionally been shipped to China, the focal point of ongoing trade negotiations.
A nickel on the grass: honoring Minot AFB fighter pilot 60 years after crash
Published July 24, 2024 By Abigail Kinder 5th Bomb Wing Public Affairs On the cold morning of December 19, 1963, six F-106 Delta Darts departed from Minot Air Force Base, N.D., on a routine training mission that would end in tragedy. The aircraft were operated by pilots assigned to the 5th Fighter Interceptor Squadron, an Air Combat Command unit responsible for protecting the United States' northern border from Soviet bombers.
Complaint alleges Stutsman County election worker failed to initial ballots
Written by The Dakotan | The Dakotan • BY: MICHAEL ACHTERLING AND AMY DALRYMPLE (North Dakota Monitor) JAMESTOWN, N.D. – An election judge in Stutsman County is under investigation for failing to initial multiple ballots given to voters during North Dakota’s primary election on June 11. Secretary of State Michael Howe said a complaint that’s under review also involves other potential violations of the poll worker’s oath of office and the election worker code of conduct.
U.S. Air Force attends Mandan-Hidatsa-Arikara Nation Powwow
Published Aug. 17, 2023 By Ms. Abigail Kinder Minot Air Force Base Public Affairs U.S. Air Force representatives from the Sentinel System Program Office and Minot Air Force Base attended the Mandan-Hidatsa-Arikara Nation’s Little Shell Celebration in New Town, N.D., to provide outreach on behalf of the Sentinel weapon system (formerly known as the ground-based strategic deterrent) project, Aug. 10-13.
Climate Correspondent Captivates Bismarck Audience
Marc Morano of Climate Depot delivers his presentation, “Climate Hustle: Government Can’t Control Earth’s Climate” in Bismarck’s Belle Mehus Auditorium on Thursday, Jan. 6. [photo: Greg Demme/The Dakotan] Marc Morano of Climate Depot delivers his presentation, “Climate Hustle: Government Can’t Control Earth’s Climate” in Bismarck’s Belle Mehus Auditorium on Thursday, Jan. 6.
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