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MINIMAL INFORMATION AVAILABLE FOR VEHICLE CRASH

MINIMAL INFORMATION AVAILABLE FOR VEHICLE CRASH

Minimal information available for vehicle crash

A vehicle crashed into the cable barrier along SD Hwy. 25 Jan. 6 south of Webster. South Dakota Highway Patrol would not release any information pertaining to the crash as it was a non-injury event, according to Public Information Officer Brad Reiner.
Webster Fire Department responded to a call which was a suspected gas leak at the United States Post Office Jan. 6. According to assistant fire chief Eric Kwasniewski it was determined to be a sewer odor in a frozen vent pipe. Reporter & Farmer | Brenner Cariveau

Webster Fire Department responded to a call which was a suspected gas leak at the United States Post Office Jan. 6. According to assistant fire chief Eric Kwasniewski it was determined to be a sewer odor in a frozen vent pipe. Reporter & Farmer | Brenner Cariveau

Fire department responds to number of calls to start new year

Webster Fire Department responded to three calls spanning Jan. 4-6.
BIG RIG TEMPORARILY BECOMES HOT WHEELS

BIG RIG TEMPORARILY BECOMES HOT WHEELS

Big rig temporarily becomes hot wheels

A semi truck started on fire Jan. 9 and pulled into a Webster parking lot. Here a pair of Webster firemen inspect the rig after arriving on scene. The semi driver had extinguished the flames with a personal extinguisher, seen on the right, by the time first responders arrived.
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What’s Up

Free throw contestWebster/Waubay Knights of Columbus free throw contest is Jan. 12, 1 p.m. at Webster Armory. Contest is open to boys and girls, ages 9-14 as of Jan. 1.
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OLE & LENA

lenaLena decided to redecorate her bedroom.
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4-H Clubs

C lubsJolly Workers 4-H Club met Oct. 20 in the elementary commons with 12 members in attendance. Club president called the meeting to order. Gavin Witt led the American Pledge and Martin Dorsett, the 4-H Pledge. Roll call topic was “Favorite Color.” Secretary’s and treasurer’s reports were read.