Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 19th of December.
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🏘️ Community
Connor Schatz, a senior at St. Mary's Central High School in Bismarck, stands out as a leader and inspiration, excelling academically and actively contributing to his community.
Bismarck welcomes six new firefighters who completed their training and officially received their badges and shift assignments in a pinning ceremony.
Bismarck to start a pilot program in January 2025 for the collection of bulk residential items, with evaluation for future implementation.
Sanford Health and attorney Micah Olson were honored with the Bismarck Humanitarian Award for their dedication to diversity, equity, inclusion, and advocacy for people with disabilities.
🏛️ Government
Bismarck initiates a $172 million flood control project to protect structures by altering the floodplain and improving infrastructure.
North Dakota's State Board of Animal Health has revised the requirements for imported cattle, easing identification rules for feeder heifers under 18 months and modifying tuberculosis testing for dairy cattle.
The 2025 National Defense Authorization Act, championed by North Dakota Senator John Hoeven, allocates funding for various defense projects, including nuclear modernization and enhancements in unmanned aircraft systems, aiming to bolster North Dakota's strategic defense contributions.
🏥 Health
A report highlights the potential hazards of holiday decorations, urging the use of quality products and safety precautions to prevent fires and electrical issues.
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