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What’s up next with D24 Dem-NPL?July 13, 2020 - 11:26 pm
After a great night at the Riverbend Revue, we have more great and safe events coming up this month and next for ways to learn more and to support your local D24 Dem-NPL! In the Wimbledon/Dazey area? Your D24 Dem-NPL Candidates will be at Wimbledon’s Steak night on Thursday, July 16 at 6pm! Say “Hi” […]
Sen Larry Robinson Honored with Governors’ Legacy of Leadership AwardMay 29, 2020 - 1:34 pm
The Third Annual Governors’ Dinner took place on Thursday, May 28 where they honored Senator Larry Robinson with this year’s Governors’ Legacy of Leadership Award! Joining Senator Robinson was Senator Heitkamp and Mayor Pete Buttigieg! Larry has served in the North Dakota State Senate in District 24 (Valley City) for over 30 years, having first […]
2021 Bylaw UpdatesMay 10, 2021 - 2:38 pm
We at District 24 Dem-NPL are updating our bylaws. Take a look at the draft and come by tonight (May 10) for their final adoption at the District Meeting for May. Come for the juicy bylaw conversations, stay for the great work and service all of us at the Dem-NPL can do for our district. […]
August Legislative Report from Sen. Larry RobinsonAugust 30, 2020 - 12:17 pm
By the time you read this article, we will see the end of the month of August. The Summer has once again passed quickly. In the last couple of weeks, it has been good seeing our farmers harvesting wheat. Early reports indicate some decent crops with good quality and yield. Challenges continue getting around water […]
Legislative Report – July 2020July 24, 2020 - 8:54 am
The challenge to maintain our roads and bridges will not go away. It will clearly have to be a very high priority as we approach the 2021 legislative session. Yes, the cost to maintain the system of roads and bridges statewide is high. I suggest that the greater cost is not making that investment. When we do to not invest the necessary dollars in maintaining our roads, we often find that we end up with a much higher cost in the replacement of those roads. Our farmers and ranchers are dependent on these roads. The safety of our folks living in rural North Dakota is at stake. Our children ride in school buses that use these roadways. This is an investment that we must make.