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STAFF BLOG OIL PATCH DISPATCH WITH FORUM COMMUNICATIONS' AMY DALRYMPLE Faces of the Boom: Dickinson woman proud to return to N.D. oil industry
NEW TOWN, N.D. -- Erin Wanner grew up in a family that owned an oil service company, but she never thought about the industry as a career option for herself. That all changed after the Dickinson nati...
Posted on 6/17/13 at 12:07 AM
THE NEW FORTY A lesser of evils?
I like the slideshow presentations regularly found in cyberspace that give you short lists of tips. It is like an old school Reader's Digest version - a short, concise summary with pictures. That is m...
Posted on 6/2/13 at 9:58 PM
INNER FOCUS Vegetarian Broccoli Cheese Soup
I have a teensy tiny confession to make. I, um, miscalculated the amount of cheese needed for this recipe and ended up doubling what the recipe calls for. It was really oooey-gooey cheesy good though....
Posted on 5/5/13 at 4:29 PM
REAL OILFIELD WIVES Managing the Kids While Your Husband is Away
How many times has someone told you, "I don't know how you do it!" and you just laugh it off and say it's not that bad. What they don't know is that you are quite possibly on the verge of a breakdow...
Posted on 3/21/13 at 7:21 AM
STAFF BLOG THE AREA VOICES COMMUNITY Real Oilfield Wives and more new blogs!
It's been awhile since I've given you my recommendations for new blogs to check out here on Areavoices. But three new blogs have crossed my path and I felt compelled to share them. The first is calle...
Posted on 3/13/13 at 4:01 PM
ND woman proud of return to state, oil business
NEW TOWN, N.D. – Erin Wanner grew up in a family that owned an oil service company, but she never thought about the industry as a career option for herself.
By Amy Dalrymple, Forum News Service , June 16, 2013
Long-distance dads: Fathers work to stay connected while providing for families far away
WILLISTON, N.D. – Jonathan Heaton’s four kids are old enough to understand that Dad has to be in North Dakota to pay the bills. Once, when the truck driver was home, his kids brought him their piggy banks to try to get him to stay in Utah.
By Amy Dalrymple, Forum News Service , June 15, 2013
Oil-field waste may help bite the dust
WATFORD CITY, N.D. – What is now considered oilfield waste could be reused as an affordable way to control dust on western North Dakota roads, officials said Wednesday.
By Amy Dalrymple, Forum News Service , June 12, 2013
Tour helps teachers apply lessons on oil 
NEW TOWN, N.D. – The next time Rita West’s math students ask how they will ever use geometry, she’ll have a real-world answer from North Dakota’s Oil Patch.
By Amy Dalrymple, Forum News Service , June 11, 2013
Tribal leaders focus on energy development hurdles
SANDIA PUEBLO, N.M. — Federal and tribal politics and bureaucracy remain some of the reasons energy development has been so difficult in Indian Country, American Indian leaders said Tuesday.
By Associated Press , June 11, 2013
Fargo native finds success with crew camp
WATFORD CITY, N.D. – With recent reports of Oil Patch crew camp mayhem, including murder, garnering headlines, it’s not shocking that the perception of such residential complexes isn’t exactly bright.
By Bryan Horwath, Forum News Service , June 09, 2013
Manager named for planned western North Dakota refinery
DICKINSON, N.D. — Officials have named Dave Podratz as the manager for a proposed diesel refinery in western North Dakota.
By Associated Press , June 09, 2013
Trees planted to hush pipeline pump noise in ND
BISMARCK — A Canadian pipeline company is planting more than 100 mature spruce trees around a pump station in southeastern North Dakota to help hush noise at the facility and quiet complaints from nearby residents.
By James MacPherson, Associated Press , June 07, 2013
Rain could stop truck traffic in oil-rich ND county
WATFORD CITY, N.D. – Truck traffic in the North Dakota county with the most oil drilling could come to a halt this weekend to prevent further damage to rain-soaked gravel roads.
By Amy Dalrymple, Forum News Service , June 07, 2013
Interior allows more comments for drilling rule
WASHINGTON — Companies that drill for oil and natural gas — and their critics — will have 60 more days to comment on a new rule regulating hydraulic fracturing operations on public lands.
By Associated Press , June 06, 2013
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