Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 2nd of October.
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🚨 Crime
A former special education teacher at Wilkinson Elementary in Williston is charged with abusing a seven-year-old student by physically moving and confining them, facing up to 10 years if convicted.
📰 Economy
The Public Service Commission has approved a permit for the Cerilon Gas-To-Liquids Plant in Williams County, with a focus on addressing traffic concerns and construction set to begin in 2026.
A North Dakota rancher is set to buy a beef marketing company involved in a Ponzi scheme for $15.7 million, potentially aiding investors owed millions.
🎓 Education
Williston Basin School District #7 announces the groundbreaking for a new elementary school, aimed to enhance learning environments and address teacher recruitment and retention ahead of its 2026 opening.
A North Dakota task force led by Sen. Michelle Axtman has developed a tiered educational aid framework aimed at enhancing funding for K-12 students without impacting existing school resources.
🏛️ Government
Williams County Commissioners allow Enerfore Digital to apply for a conditional use permit to construct a data center near Tioga, despite initial rejection due to proximity to homes.
Long waits and service delays plague Social Security Administration, with officials seeking solutions amid bureaucratic challenges.
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