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MAIN STREET MAKEOVER: Grafton sees business district rebound - Grand Forks Herald MAIN STREET MAKEOVER: Grafton sees business district rebound Grand Forks Herald Kerry DeMars shows his prized leg lamp from the movie "A Christmas Story," that he displays in the window of his hardware store on mainstreet in Grafton, ND the day after Thanksgiving to signal the start of the Christmas season each year.

Hints From Heloise: Windshield woes - Washington Post Hints From Heloise: Windshield woes Washington Post EXTRA BUTTON Dear Heloise: I stitch an extra button into the hem of my favorite shirts for work. If I have a button at the ready, it's no problem to replace. -- Susan in North Dakota Send a hint to Heloise, PO Box 795000, San Antonio, Tex. and more »

Reprint: How Rock Valley built a booming manufacturing sector - DesMoinesRegister.com (blog) Reprint: How Rock Valley built a booming manufacturing sector DesMoinesRegister.com (blog) The service trucks go to mines in China or oil derricks in North Dakota. The firm shrank during the recession, but now employs 100 people again, and Hulshof said it often feels like he and other manufacturing business owners are trading employees.

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North Dakota is a U.S. state located in the Midwestern United States and Western United States regions of the United States of America. North Dakota is the 19th largest state by area in the US; it is the 3^rd least populous, with just over 640,000 residents as of 2006. North Dakota was carved out of the northern half of the Dakota Territory and admitted to the Union as the 39^th state on November 2, 1889.In recent research, 3% of people in North Dakota are interested in vinyl replacement windows made to prepare their home for sale.

Coal mines generate 93% of the North Dakota electricity. Oil was discovered near Tioga, North Dakota in 1951, generating of oil a year by 1984. Western North Dakota is currently in an oil boom: the Tioga, Stanley, North Dakota and Minot-Burlington, North Dakota communities are experiencing rapid growth. Bakken Clay Formation oil reserves may hold up to of oil, 25 times larger than the reserves in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. However, a report issued in April 2008 by the U.S. Geological Survey estimates that the oil recoverable by current technology in the Bakken formation is two orders of magnitude less, in the range of 3.0 to 4.3 billion barrels, with a mean of 3.65 billion.

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