October 10, 2013

 
In This Issue
'Badlands Event Center'
Theodore Roosevelt Regional Airport ramping up...
The year of the Tyler:
Legislators see Bakken impact up close...
City selects new engineer...
Boosted by growing and energy industry...
When it comes to oil and gas, the US is poised to pass Russia
Helms...
Cramer:
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'Badlands Event Center' plans unveiled

 

Dickinson residents got their first look Wednesday at a proposed event center and arena grounds that could come with a price tag in excess of $100 million.

 

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Theodore Roosevelt Regional Airport ramping up
  
Air travel passengers flying in and out of Theodore Roosevelt Regional Airport are only days away from no longer needing to be bussed to and from their plane.

The year of the Tyler: Helms says Tyler where Bakken was in 2004
  
Marathon Oil is the first company to try modern horizontal fracking in the Tyler Formation after spudding a well in northeastern Slope County this month.

 

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Legislators see Bakken impact up close

 

All legislative session, the Bakken went to Bismarck, oftentimes hat in the hand.

 

 

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City selects new engineer
 
KLJ is replacing William Watson as Dickinson engineer.

 

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Boosted by growing oil and energy industry, Forbes ranks N.D. as second-best state for business 

  

With a strong help from oil development in the western part of the state, Forbes magazine this week ranked North Dakota as the second-best state for business.

 

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When it comes to oil and gas, the US is poised to pass Russia

  

 

The U.S. is poised to pass Russia as the world's top oil and gas producer, according to a new report, and North Dakota's congressional delegation said they believe it is largely due to the state's Bakken energy play.

 

  

Helms:  State's daily oil production will double by '17 

 

North Dakota's daily oil production will double to 1.6 million barrels by 2017, Department of Mineral Resources Director Lynn Helms said in a taped address to oil county and industry folks Thursday.

   

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Cramer: Short-term debt ceiling increase needed

 

 

As the government shutdown continued through Wednesday as Republicans and Democrats continued to slug it out politically over budget issues, Rep. Kevin Cramer, R-N.D., said he thinks a short-term solution could be reached soon, giving lawmakers more time to negotiate.

 

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