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Reuniting after 20 years are, from left, Alyssa Holler, Angie Streier Gewerth, Robyn Hanson Pearson, Rebecca Steiner Lundy, Natalie Wagner Kuecker, Angela Moen Hill and Shannon Opitz Lee. Reporter & Farmer | Luke Caputo

Reuniting after 20 years are, from left, Alyssa Holler, Angie Streier Gewerth, Robyn Hanson Pearson, Rebecca Steiner Lundy, Natalie Wagner Kuecker, Angela Moen Hill and Shannon Opitz Lee. Reporter & Farmer | Luke Caputo

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Class of 2004

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Friday, June 21, 2024
Five generations of the Koslowski family enjoyed getting together. Seated in front are great-great-grandmother Carol Koslowski, great-grandfather Dave Koslowski holding Boden Weber; standing, grandfather Jesse Koslowski and mother Cheyanne Weber. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot

Five generations of the Koslowski family enjoyed getting together. Seated in front are great-great-grandmother Carol Koslowski, great-grandfather Dave Koslowski holding Boden Weber; standing, grandfather Jesse Koslowski and mother Cheyanne Weber. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot

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Five generations

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Friday, June 21, 2024
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Access to health care limited in SD rural and reservation areas

Bart Pfankuch
Friday, June 21, 2024
seriesSISSETON – All it took in spring 2024 was two small, unrelated medical service interruptions to put women’s health at risk and expose the fragility of the health care system in rural and reservation communities across South Dakota.First, the local public hospital in Sisseton, the Coteau des...
Conservation officer Austin Norton explains a throwable flotation device to the group with volunteer Cruz Schafer at the Thrivent water safety event June 13. Reporter & Farmer | Annie Witt

Conservation officer Austin Norton explains a throwable flotation device to the group with volunteer Cruz Schafer at the Thrivent water safety event June 13. Reporter & Farmer | Annie Witt

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Local group makes waves with water safety event

Annie Witt
Friday, June 21, 2024
Thrivent Financial of Webster and local Game, Fish & Parks partnered together for a special event at Webster Aquatic Center June 13.“Making Waves – Dive into Safety” was the event name and was sponsored by Thrivent Financial. The event was free of charge to all in attendance.
Members of the 2024 Roslyn Vinegar Festival Royal Quart are, from left, Princess Vinaigarette Kim Lorensberg, Princess Pickle Shauna Kjos-Miotke, Vinegar Queen Marci Johnson and Princess Sour Helen Trautner. The women were honored June 15 during the annual festival in Roslyn. Reporter & Farmer | Luke Caputo

Members of the 2024 Roslyn Vinegar Festival Royal Quart are, from left, Princess Vinaigarette Kim Lorensberg, Princess Pickle Shauna Kjos-Miotke, Vinegar Queen Marci Johnson and Princess Sour Helen Trautner. The women were honored June 15 during the annual festival in Roslyn. Reporter & Farmer | Luke Caputo

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Vinegar Festival’s Royal Quart

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Friday, June 21, 2024
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Events take shape for Webster alumni weekend

Annie Witt
Friday, June 21, 2024
Webster alumni weekend is coming sooner than later. This year it will take place June 2829.Kicking off the weekend Webster Area Chamber will host their second annual golf tournament at the Webster Golf Course June 28.That evening the Alumni Association will put on their banquet.
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