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50 years after Vietnam

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PROJECT TUNDRA: CARBON CAPTURE IN CO-OP POWER GENERATION Retrofitting Minnkota Power Cooperative's Milton R. Young Station with new carbon capture technology is the aim of Project Tundra.

Retrofitting Minnkota Power Cooperative's Milton R. Young Station with new carbon capture technology is the aim of Project Tundra.

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LOCAL FOODS LEARNING AND EARNING PHOTO BY NDAREC/LIZA KESSEL Dickinson State University graduates Alecia, right, and Katelin Dukart help their family farm grow vegetables, along with the traditional sheep operation. They sell their produce at the farmers market in Dickinson.

PHOTO BY NDAREC/LIZA KESSEL Dickinson State University graduates Alecia, right, and Katelin Dukart help their family farm grow vegetables, along with the traditional sheep operation. They sell their produce at the farmers market in Dickinson.

When Time Doesn’t Heal Local veterans create masks as part of an art therapy program at the Fargo VA that encourages the use of art to work through trauma. The meaning behind each mask is unique to the veteran artist, as masks are designed to depict personal experiences of trauma and recovery.

Local veterans create masks as part of an art therapy program at the Fargo VA that encourages the use of art to work through trauma. The meaning behind each mask is unique to the veteran artist, as masks are designed to depict personal experiences of trauma and recovery.

Add flavor with herbs Julie Garden-Robinson

Faithful food from Father’s Farm Father's Farm

THE CHANGE JAR Jonathan Anderson, director of the Tribal Business Information Center on the campus of Sitting Bull College in Fort Yates since 2002, is part of a steering committee working to establish a credit union. If successful, Oyate Community Credit Union would be the first – and only – financial institution in Sioux County. Photo by NDAREC/Liza Kessel

Jonathan Anderson, director of the Tribal Business Information Center on the campus of Sitting Bull College in Fort Yates since 2002, is part of a steering committee working to establish a credit union. If successful, Oyate Community Credit Union would be the first – and only – financial institution in Sioux County. Photo by NDAREC/Liza Kessel

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