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Rob Port

Rob Port

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Blogger and Columnist, The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead

North Dakota

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  • Port: There are signs of disunity in the ND Senate in the property tax fight

    By Rob Port Verified| Grand Forks Herald Verified MINOT — There is a House vs. Senate showdown over property tax reform, though given some events which happened in committee today, the Senate may not be as united in its position as the House is. To catch you up, weeks ago the House passed House Bill 1176, which was sponsored by Rep. Mike Nathe, and which represents the property tax reform plan Gov. Kelly Armstrong has endorsed. As it emerged from that chamber, it gave every owner of a primary residence a $1,450 credit.

    By Rob Port Verified · Grand Forks Herald

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Plain Talk: 'I hope it's not that I'm some kind of junky for chaos'

    By Rob Port Verified| The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead Verified MINOT — When former Lt. Gov. Brent Sanford accepted the job as interim chancellor of the North Dakota University System, he said a longtime colleague contacted him to say he's "proven that you like dysfunction and you like to jump into that."Sanford said he laughed it off. "I hope it's not that I'm some kind of junkie for chaos for goodness sake, but there's a lot in higher ed in general, especially with what's happening at the federal level," he said on this Plain Talk.

    By Rob Port Verified · The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Port: There are signs of disunity in the ND Senate in the property tax fight

    By Rob Port Verified| Grand Forks Herald Verified MINOT — There is a House vs. Senate showdown over property tax reform, though given some events which happened in committee today, the Senate may not be as united in its position as the House is. To catch you up, weeks ago the House passed House Bill 1176, which was sponsored by Rep. Mike Nathe, and which represents the property tax reform plan Gov. Kelly Armstrong has endorsed. As it emerged from that chamber, it gave every owner of a primary residence a $1,450 credit.

    By Rob Port Verified · Grand Forks Herald

    Apr. 16, 2025

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The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead

Fargo, North Dakota, United States

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