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Won LostTuesday night menDave’s Marine 10 2 Dakota Nation 8 4 L&L Lanes 7 5 Never A Doubt 6 6 Webster Scale 6 6 Dakota Fiberglass 3 9 Lady Lanes 3 9 High games: Kent Delaney 212, Courage Brown 210, Charlie Vermillion 200. High series: C. Brown 595, Jeremy Brown 525, Mark Bearman522.
Monty Bloom removes snow with his garden tractor as he drives down W. 6th Ave. past the Main St. intersection clearing snow in his path on the sidewalks Dec. 2. Reporter & Farmer | Brenner Cariveau

Monty Bloom removes snow with his garden tractor as he drives down W. 6th Ave. past the Main St. intersection clearing snow in his path on the sidewalks Dec. 2. Reporter & Farmer | Brenner Cariveau

Clearing away the snow

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Conserving the elephants in the room

African savanna elephants have lost 60 percent of their population, while the African forest elephant has lost over 80 percent, becoming critically endangered, a trend likely to continue and be irreversible. Elephant populations have dropped to below 450,000.
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POLICE REPORT

Nov. 28 No calls.Nov. 29Assault: arrested oneindividual at 100 blk. W. Hwy. 12.Nov. 30Report of individual receiving harassing text messages.Dec. 1Non-injury accident at business on Hwy. 12.Dec. 2Non-injury accident at 600 blk. W. 2nd St.Dec. 3Report of illegally parked vehicle.Dec. 4No calls.
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Updates from ambulance service as winter closes in

As the Dec. 3 Day County Commissioners meeting took place, Day County Ambulance Service Director Chad Madsen provided updates for the ambulance service progress for the 2024 year and a request for a snowblower for the upcoming winter months.
Webster residents Margaret McKittrick and Jan Ingalls visit while working on a tie blanket during the Day County Arts Center’s Dec. 1 Christmas tree lighting event. The blankets were made for a charity organization. Reporter & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz

Webster residents Margaret McKittrick and Jan Ingalls visit while working on a tie blanket during the Day County Arts Center’s Dec. 1 Christmas tree lighting event. The blankets were made for a charity organization. Reporter & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz

Blankets for a cause

Mark Levsen plays a piano during the Day County Arts Council’s Christmas Tree lighting event Dec. 1 for the enjoyment of those attending. Reporter & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz

Mark Levsen plays a piano during the Day County Arts Council’s Christmas Tree lighting event Dec. 1 for the enjoyment of those attending. Reporter & Farmer | Amanda Dulitz

In tune with the season

Reporter & Farmer Amanda Dulitz At right Four-year-old Iyla Warner colors a wooden Christmas tree ornament Dec. 1 at the Day County Arts Center in Webster during a community event held there. Warner is the daughter of Mia Hannan and Cody Warner.

Reporter & Farmer Amanda Dulitz At right Four-year-old Iyla Warner colors a wooden Christmas tree ornament Dec. 1 at the Day County Arts Center in Webster during a community event held there. Warner is the daughter of Mia Hannan and Cody Warner.

Coloring Christmas decorations

The Spirit of Christmas tree is giving joy to less fortunate children. Tags to donate presents for children can be found at Dacotah Bank, CorTrust Bank and First Interstate Bank in Webster. Here, from left volunteers Teresa Mikkelsen, Stacy Mount and Marla Althoff stand next to the Spirit of Christmas tree located in Dacotah Bank Dec. 4. Reporter & Farmer | Brenner Cariveau

The Spirit of Christmas tree is giving joy to less fortunate children. Tags to donate presents for children can be found at Dacotah Bank, CorTrust Bank and First Interstate Bank in Webster. Here, from left volunteers Teresa Mikkelsen, Stacy Mount and Marla Althoff stand next to the Spirit of Christmas tree located in Dacotah Bank Dec. 4. Reporter & Farmer | Brenner Cariveau

Children to receive gifts through Spirit of Christmas tree

The 29th annual Spirit of Christmas ispresent at Dacotah Bank, CorTrust Bank and First Interstate Bank in Webster.