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Constitutional Amendment E would update male-only references

This is a legislative resolution from the 2023 session that proposes to change outdated male-only references to South Dakota’s governor and other officials in the state constitution and statutes.The Attorney General’s explanation offers the following example: When referencing the Governor, instead...
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Township notices to mow road ditches

To all owners and occupants of property adjoining roads in Grenville Township: You are hereby notified to cut and destroy all weeds and grass along your premises adjoining roads by Oct. 15, 2024.Failure to do so, Board of Supervisors will hire same done and compensation of $250 per one half mile...
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Initiated Measure 28 would remove grocery/ consumables tax

Dakotans for Health sponsored Initiated Measure 28 to prohibit the state from collecting sales tax on “anything sold for human consumption, except alcoholic beverages and prepared food.”Supporters insist the intent of IM 28 is to eliminate the state’s 4.2 percent sales tax on groceries.
Fifth Grade students seen here Jaxson Hansen, Kru Johnson, Kinsley Ash, and Reagan Fish are working to crack the mathematical code for one of the six escape room challenges. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber Snapshot

Fifth Grade students seen here Jaxson Hansen, Kru Johnson, Kinsley Ash, and Reagan Fish are working to crack the mathematical code for one of the six escape room challenges. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber Snapshot

Starbase escape room challenge

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Report of intoxicated individual at the school park

RePoRtSept. 19Accidental 911 call at900 blk. E. 2nd St.Took report of family dispute at 600 blk. E. 3rd St.Sept. 20Accidental 911 call at school playground.Sept. 21Responded to family dispute at 200 blk.
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Drilling for new well halted

HistoricEvEnts15 years ago October 5, 2009Expanding 4-H opportunities to reach more Day County youth is the goal of the soon to be launched 4-H endowment campaign.Kaitlin Jorgenson and Mark Larson were crowned homecoming king and queen during coronation ceremonies held at Waubay High School Sept....
Tucker Aadland, student at Webster Area School and STARBASE instructor “Viper,” Jesse Rounds demonstrating Newton’s second Law of Motion during the STARBASE class time experiment. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber Snapshot

Tucker Aadland, student at Webster Area School and STARBASE instructor “Viper,” Jesse Rounds demonstrating Newton’s second Law of Motion during the STARBASE class time experiment. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber Snapshot

Starbase setting things in motion

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Wind tower setback moved to general election

During the Sept. 20 Day County Commissioners meeting the topic of wind tower setbacks was brought up yet again, although this time it was to announce that the one-half mile set back which was formally adopted Aug. 20 has now been moved to the general ballot for the upcoming election.As the topic...
As the annual Fort Sisseton Harvest Festival took place Sept. 21, kite flying was one of the activities offered for attendees to partake in. Pictured on the right are six year-old Britton resident Rowan Armour with his mother Tara Arntsen flying one of the many available kites during the windy day. Reporter & Farmer | Brenner Cariveau

As the annual Fort Sisseton Harvest Festival took place Sept. 21, kite flying was one of the activities offered for attendees to partake in. Pictured on the right are six year-old Britton resident Rowan Armour with his mother Tara Arntsen flying one of the many available kites during the windy day. Reporter & Farmer | Brenner Cariveau

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