🇺🇸 USA Sep 3, 2026 · Jacob Orledge

North Dakota lawmakers call Military Gallery a ‘black eye,’ but will move forward

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North Dakota lawmakers call Military Gallery a ‘black eye,’ but will move forward
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Bill Peterson, director of the State Historical Society of North Dakota, gives a tour of the unfinished Military Gallery to state lawmakers on Sept. 2, 2026. (Photo by Michael Achterling/North Dakota Monitor)The North Dakota Senate passed a $20 million construction loan to restart work on the stalled Military Gallery, though several are disappointed no one is being held accountable for the project’s failures. 
Members approved Senate Bill 2407 by a vote of 39-8 on Thursday during a special sessi

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