WELCOME TO THE FUTURE
I am an owner of a new Ford Lightning pickup. My son owns a Tesla Model 3, my two brothers own hybrids and my nephew owns a Tesla Model S. Our family is having a reunion this year in Linton. None of us can bring our electric vehicles, because there’s no charging station in Linton.
Linton is on a major highway, U.S. Highway 83. Linton would be a prime spot for a fast-charging electric vehicle station. I don’t believe there is a supercharger within 60 miles of Linton.
North Dakota Living readers
LOCAL INVESTMENTS
At an annual meeting I attended Dec. 8, we were informed the state investment board has a fund value of $8,408,634,457. That could easily be distributed to many entities in the state, but it appears to be more important to some politicians to continue to invest it in companies out of state and overseas.
There are two items needed in my local community. Many over the age of 65 would be interested in housing to be constructed with NO steps of any kind, and to be rented reasonably.
CHRISTMAS MAGIC
Although I came from a “lots of kids, not much money” kind of family, we were never deprived of fun-filled Christmases.
One Christmas Eve, the family was gathered in the living room, listening to holiday music, watching the bubble lights on the tree and wondering what Santa would bring.
STATE BEVERAGE
Did you know milk is our state beverage? My favorite product made in North Dakota is milk and other dairy products. My family loves milk, butter, ice cream, cheese and all of the other wonderful foods made of dairy!
This summer, I enjoyed attending a breakfast on the farm at one of the largest dairy farms in North Dakota near Mandan to watch the process of milk production. It is sure hard work being a dairy farmer! I admire all they do, especially the long hours worked every day.
