Oxbow Country Club Living In A Bubble
Oxbow Country Club – a wealthy welfare bubble. Over 1,200 percent buyout for a private and exclusive country club that was purported to be $600,000 in debt.
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Category: Editorials
Congratulations to Fargo Mayor Tim Mahoney
Congratulation are in order for Tim Mahoney…, “nobody” received more votes than Mahoney in his successful bid for re-election as Fargo’s Mayor until 2022. The Fargo Forum cited Mahoney on April 20, 2018 as being: “…humbled that he’s running unopposed and hopes that the community likes what he is doing…” According to the North Dakota […]
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Oxbow ND Boondoggle “an” Elaborate Taxpayer Shakedown
Was it all a bluff to see if Fargo would back away from the FMDA’s Class 1 High Hazard Dam, while secretly crossing fingers in hopes of a taxpayer funded windfall?
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North Dakota’s Most Expensive Taxpayer Subsidized Golf Course
Spineless politicians had a hand in the excesses at Oxbow, ND.
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West Fargo Brace for Tax Assessments
Revenue projections are only part of the financing dilemma forcing the assessment issue. Spending on the stalled project is hemorrhaging at a higher rate than tax collections.
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Defending Richland and Wilkin counties May 3, 2018
Richland-Wilkin Joint Powers Authority Original Publication Date: May 3, 2018 Wahpeton Daily News Republished with permission from: Trana Rogne, Richland County In 2013, the North Dakota Senate passed an amendment to a spending bill to fund Fargo’s flood protection. The amendment directed that any state tax dollars going to Fargo needed to be spent on […]
Continue ReadingMoorhead Mayor Gets Schooled by Local Residents
Wake up and smell the coffee. Moorhead has awesome flood protection for less than what the FMDA has pumped into Oxbow, ND boondoggle and the member only Country Club.
Continue ReadingFear, Flooding and Fargo
Fargo is at fault for developing natural flood plain, restricting the river flood-way, displacing water and causing Fargo’s flooding…, and the Red River was here long before the un-civilized built any infrastructure.
Continue ReadingFMDA Seeking $66.5 million from State Water Commission
Partial veto must be so exercised that it eliminates or destroys the whole of an item or part and does not distort the legislative intent.
Continue ReadingU.S. Rep. Collin Peterson Targeted by Diversion Supporter
The most indelible point is that the FMDA arbitrarily and capriciously wrote their press release without reaching a group consensus from all stakeholder parties at the table ~ as to what “Plan B” should be.
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