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February 3rd, 2012
After three months on an organ transplant recipient list, Valley City 14-month old Malley Aufenkamp received a liver transplant on Jan. 6. Her family received the call from the Amplatz Children’s Hospital transplant coordinator in Minneapolis, Minn., at 5:30 a.m. on Jan. 5 that a liver had become available.
Katherine M. Petersen, 85, Jamestown, North Dakota died Thursday, February 2, 2012 at her home.
Jax Philip Eckroth went to be with his Lord prematurely on January 29, 2012.
Jax will always be cherished and loved by his parents, Chessa & Bronson Eckroth; maternal grandparents, Tina & Tim Sumrall; maternal grandfather, Jeff Zuck; paternal grandparents, Steve & Kathy Eckroth; maternal great grandparents, Roger & Sharon Greenstein and Joe & Jeanie Schmidt; paternal great grandmother, Irene Eckroth, all of Jamestown; maternal great grandparents, Paul & Phyllis Zuck, Marion, ND; and maternal great-great grandparents, Burton & Verlyn Benson and Jim & Esther Schumacker, all of Jamestown.
Local country musician Greg Hager is fresh off of his first award nomination, and ready to kick off a busy 2012.
Hager was recently nominated for an Academy of Western Artists award in the "Western Music - Male" category, and attended the awards show in Fort Worth, Texas, Jan. 26. As one of five award hopefuls, he stood a very good chance of receiving national recognition for his music.
February 2nd
The Sheyenne Valley Area Career and Technology Center Board will meet at the Career and Technology Center at 5 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 9.
Agenda:
Call to order
Additions to the agenda
Approval of minutes
Approval of bills
Directors report:
-Upcoming events
-State Board meeting report
Committee reports
Old business
-Building projects
-Policies
-2012-2013 calendar
New business
-Community Olympics/raffle
-National Technical Honor Society
-Sophomore visits
-Business manager evaluation
-Director evaluation
-other items
Adjourn
Helen I. Foss, 86, Fargo, ND, died on Wednesday, February 1, 2012, at the Waterford, Fargo, ND.
JAMESTOWN — With six seconds left in overtime and the score tied at 83-83, the Valley City State University mens basketball team had an inbounds play set under their own basket at the Jamestown Civic Center Wednesday.
But when the Vikings noticed that Jamestown College forward Travis Burley was playing in the backcourt, rather than up front trying for a steal, VCSU guard A.J. McDonald took advantage of the situation.
"I went up and I got the ball, and I just cleared the floor," McDonald said. "I told (my teammates) I was feeling it, so just give it to me and they trusted me."
JAMESTOWN — Despite being unranked all year, the Valley City State University womens basketball has shown it can play with rival Jamestown College. The problem has been in the finish.
The first time the teams met, last month in the championship of the Dakota Athletic Conference Tip-Off tournament, Valley City lost 61-60 in overtime.
In the rematch, it was nearly the same results as the Vikings lost by only two points, 49-47, to the No. 11 Jimmies at the Jamestown Civic Center.
Despite being among the six seniors playing in their last home game Tuesday, Maple Valley’s Ty Smith hardly seemed bothered by what tends to be be an emotional game for players.
The Raiders had little problem beating Sargent Central 77-43.
Smith looked at as a “good win to go out on”, but hardly saw it as the end.
“It’s going to be emotional but we’ve got a long road hopefully,” Smith said.
February 1st
The North Dakota State Water Commission will meet Thursday, Feb. 2, for an audio conference call meeting headquartered at the Governor's Conference Room on the first floor of the State Capitol Building in Bismarck at 1:30 p.m.
Agenda items include the Floodway Property Acquisition Cost Share Policy and a power supply for the East Devils Lake Outlet.
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