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NDLiving - October 2021

NDLiving - October 2021

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October 2021

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Cost of Your Power Series

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Electric cooperative champions recognized Award winners include, left to right, David Sigloh, Scott Leintz, Brittnee Wilson and David Hagert.

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The care we need Sen. John Hoeven spoke at the Aug. 27 grand opening of the Heart of America Medical Center in Rugby, where he gifted the new rural health care facility an American flag flown over the U.S. Capitol.

Sen. John Hoeven spoke at the Aug. 27 grand opening of the Heart of America Medical Center in Rugby, where he gifted the new rural health care facility an American flag flown over the U.S. Capitol.

Editorial: The seeds we sow, March 2022 Josh Kramer

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SHOCKING BASS FOR SCIENCE An onboard generator produces electricity that runs to the front of the boat. The electrical field produced goes down about 6 feet into the water. Fish are attracted to the electrical field and are temporarily stunned, allowing fisheries personnel to capture them with long-handled dip nets.

An onboard generator produces electricity that runs to the front of the boat. The electrical field produced goes down about 6 feet into the water. Fish are attracted to the electrical field and are temporarily stunned, allowing fisheries personnel to capture them with long-handled dip nets.

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