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Is it legal to lower the minimum wage in North Dakota?
NDNA’s Cecile Wehrman on the Future of North Dakota’s Newspapers
Does North Dakota’s Lake Sakakawea give the state more 'shoreline' than California?
Midwest and Southwest states see major increase in temporary H-2A workers, despite slow growth in program
Does the setting of interest rates depend solely on the Fed Chair?
Insights on Information in North Dakota Communities
Fact Brief
Is it legal to lower the minimum wage in North Dakota?
Yes.
Every U.S. state, including North Dakota, can generally lower its minimum wage, but stipulations apply.
The U.S. government last raised the federal minimum wage to $7.25 in 2009. States may adopt a lower minimum wage on paper, or decline to set a separate state minimum wage
Does North Dakota’s Lake Sakakawea give the state more 'shoreline' than California?
Does the setting of interest rates depend solely on the Fed Chair?
Has North Dakota experienced an economic boom through fracking in the last 25 years?
Does the North Dakota Coal Combustion Residuals program meet all federal requirements?
Do trees explode in extreme cold?
Does the US Postal Service always postmark an election ballot on the day it is mailed?
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NDNA’s Cecile Wehrman on the Future of North Dakota’s Newspapers
Many of North Dakota’s longtime newspaper publishers are turning a page as they prepare for what comes next. In this episode of The Backstory, NDNA Executive Director Cecile Wehrman joins us to talk about ownership transitions, workforce challenges and what it will take to sustain strong local newspapers across
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Sentiment rooted in safety, community and faith
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