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Kenmare man has a plan for Congress
J.D. Donaghe means it when he says he wants to hit the ground running in Washington, D.C. and get the people’s work done in Congress. The Kenmare-area resident who would like to challenge incumbent Congressman Earl Pomeroy for North Dakota’s seat in the U.S. House of Representatives has legislation drafted and ready to submit, should he be elected.
Posted 2/10/10 (Wed) read more »
Area resident will seek seat of U.S. Rep. Earl Pomeroy
Kenmare area business owner and resident J.D. Donaghe has announced his intention to seek the endorsement of the North Dakota Republican Party to run for North Dakota’s seat in the U.S. House of Representatives currently held by Democrat Earl Pomeroy.
Posted 2/10/10 (Wed) read more »
It's Official: Kenmare Rural Fire District now exists
The Kenmare Rural Fire Protection District now officially exists, according to the State of North Dakota.
Posted 2/03/10 (Wed) read more »
Unique Kenmare Transit system is available to all
If the cold and snow of winter makes you grumble about starting your car and driving around town, consider calling the Wheels & Meals Public Transit Service for a ride. Plenty of other people in Kenmare do.
Posted 1/26/10 (Tue) read more »
Runaway truck causes downtown damage
The work week in Kenmare started with an accident downtown shortly after 9 am Monday when the Ankenbauer Dray garbage truck created its own mess.
Posted 1/13/10 (Wed) read more »
Jane Kalmbach art selected to hang in Governor's office
Kenmare artist Jane Kalmbach is starting the New Year with a new venue for her paintings, as the featured artist in the offices of Governor John Hoeven and First Lady Mikey Hoeven.
Posted 1/05/10 (Tue) read more »
Bird counters brave -22F to find 30 species
Volunteers and staff from the Des Lacs National Wildlife Refuge braved one of the coldest mornings of the winter at -22 degrees F to take part in the 109th National Audubon Society Christmas Bird Count, held December 15, 2009, in Kenmare.
Posted 1/05/10 (Tue) read more »
Kenmare program will pay for demolition of rundown houses
For owners of rundown or uninhabitable houses in Kenmare, the time is right to get their property cleaned up. Rather than the unwelcome nuisance notices some owners of unkempt properties have received in the past, a monetary incentive will now be available to those who demolish their dilapidated structures.
Posted 12/31/09 (Thu) read more »
Firemen called to downtown again
When the fire trucks pulled up in front of the Kenmare Drug store late Monday afternoon, firemen and bystanders alike were probably thinking, “Oh no, not again.”
Posted 12/31/09 (Thu) read more »
KHS students taught firefighting
Sixteen juniors and seniors taking the Natural Resource Conservation class at Kenmare High School have also been trained as wildland firefighters this quarter.
Posted 12/31/09 (Thu) read more »