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Below is the link for the events taking place in Memorial Hall. http://www.nd.gov/fac/events/eventmonths.html Ronda Berg Admin. Officer/Events Coordinator/Web Admin.Facility Management 701-328-2471 Fax: 701-328-0121 Email: roberg@nd.gov Confidentiality Notice: This e-mail message, including any attachment, is for the sole use of the intended recipient(s) and may contain confidential information. Any unauthorized review, use, disclosure or distribution is […]

General InformationReceptionist…………………………………………… 328-2260Office of the Superintendent (11th Floor)Superintendent-Dr. Wayne G. Sanstead… 328-4572Executive Assistant-Lynette Norbeck……. 328-4572Asst Superintendent-Dr. Gary Gronberg… 328-1240Asst Superintendent-G. David Massey …… 328-2393Administrative Services (11th Floor)Director-Bonnie J. Miller …………………………. 328-2346Fiscal Management (11th Floor)Asst Director & Grant ManagerStephanie GullicksonTitle Programs ………………………………. 328-2176Admin Staff Officer-Kim Vega ………. 328-2175Foundation Aid/Adult EdGrant Manager-Ann ChaseChild Nutrition & Food Distribution/State

STATE STOCK MARKET GAME WINNERS ANNOUNCED 1/6/2009 Bismarck, ND – Students from Surrey High School, Simle Middle School of Bismarck, and St. John Elementary of Wahpeton, have taken first place honors in North Dakota for the Fall 2008 Stock Market Game (SMG). The teams receiving second place honors go to Surrey High School and Cathedral

Winter Activities – Midwest Marriage – Regency Ball – Community CalendarRemember how your mother toldyou that when something soundstoo good to be true, it usually is?Well, your mother may have been talkingabout the effort to change North Dakota’spharmacy ownership law.Under the current law, a pharmacistmust own 51 percent of a North Dakotapharmacy. However, an organizationnamed

“Who Let the Dogs In?”(Program for Assistance Dogs at JRCC) By: Donald Redmann, Warden of JRCCIn September we began to explore thepossibility of starting an assistance dogprogram at the James River CorrectionalCenter (JRCC). These types of programsare not new to the fi eld of corrections andI personally had the opportunity to seeone in operation while

NEWS from the North Dakota Department of Human Services 600 E Boulevard Ave, Bismarck ND 58505-0250 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 2, 2009 Contacts: Brendan Joyce, Administrator of Pharmacy Services – Medical Services Division, N.D. Dept. of Human Services, 701-328-4023, or Heather Steffl, Public Information Officer, N.D. Dept. of Human Services, 701-328-4933 ND receives $67K in

Here it Comes . . .The 61st Session of the North Dakota Legislative Assembly starts next week. Over 300 bills have already been pre-filed. The session kicks off Tuesday with formalities and the Governor’s State of the State Address. Your ResourcesIf you have signed up for the Legislative Action Network, you should soon receive a

NEWS MEDIA ADVISORYDecember 30, 2008 Contact: Don Canton or Jody Link701.328.2200 HOEVEN TO DELIVER STATE OF THE STATE ADDRESS BISMARCK, N.D. – Gov. John Hoeven will deliver the State of the State Address to a joint session of the 61st North Dakota Legislative Assembly on Tuesday, January 6 in the House Chamber of the State

61st Legislative Assembly to Convene The 61st Legislative Assembly begins Tuesday, Jan. 6. The ITCND public policy committee will be meeting Friday, Jan. 9, to review IT-related legislation. Contact Deana Wiese, ITCND executive director, at 701-355-4458 or office@itcnd.org if you are know of any issues the public policy committee should be aware of. Future Legislative

Dear Senator Seymour: You are cordially invited to a legislators Bible study to convene during the 2009 session. The book we will study is the Epistle of James. James gives incredible insight to practical Christian living and develops themes such as overcoming trials, controlling the tongue and managing material wealth. We will study through James

Tuesday, December 30, 2008Bucks Mont Progressive Events Email The Bucks/Mont Progressive Events Email is sent on the 15th & 30th of each month. It publicizes progressive events in the Bucks and Montgomery County area in Pennsylvania. To get this twice a month email in your inbox, send your request to tomulrich@mybluelight.com. Please help us expand!

Problems viewing this email? Click here to view this email with your browser. December 29, 2008 Hello. Here’s what’s new on our site today: Revising and Defending the Foreign Language Major At MLA, professors describe how their departments are rethinking the curriculum and the tenure-track/adjunct divide. Beyond pedagogy, programs want to protect themselves. >> View