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Roslyn Booster Club provided sandwiches, chips and cookies to the community for their appreciation day and Santa meet and greet Dec. 5. From left, Mary Wagner, Ryan Wagner, Shelly Deutsch and Josh Wagner greeted and served guests as they entered the community center. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan

Roslyn Booster Club provided sandwiches, chips and cookies to the community for their appreciation day and Santa meet and greet Dec. 5. From left, Mary Wagner, Ryan Wagner, Shelly Deutsch and Josh Wagner greeted and served guests as they entered the community center. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan

Roslyn Booster Club provides food for Christmas celebration

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Waubay City Board discusses wage increases

by Amanda FangerRoundup reporter@reporterandfarmer.comWaubay City board members met Dec. 3 for their regular meeting. Board members discussed a wage increase for the community to adjust to the new minimun wage.
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Pierpont holds first Snow Queen contest

HistoricEvEnts15 years ago December 20, 2010Waubay Student Council has been working hard since Thanksgiving to share a little happiness with area youngsters through Toys for Tots program.
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COURT RECORDS

South Dakota Unified judicial system cases disposed Nov. 1-30.
Greg Abbott of Lily, pictured in his home Dec. 10 is the chief editor of the Saab Club of North America’s quarterly magazine. Abbott said he purchased his first of many Saab cars while in college and has been involved with the club since 2006. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

Greg Abbott of Lily, pictured in his home Dec. 10 is the chief editor of the Saab Club of North America’s quarterly magazine. Abbott said he purchased his first of many Saab cars while in college and has been involved with the club since 2006. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

Lily resident, Saab magazine editor enjoys the peaceful living of the community

Greg Abbott moved to Lily in 2022 and is one of a few remaining residents in the former town.
Patti Mitchell holds one of her approximately 6,000 cookie jars in her future museum in Roslyn Dec. 6. Mitchell said she has been collecting for 30 years is hopeful the museum will open to the public in May 2026. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

Patti Mitchell holds one of her approximately 6,000 cookie jars in her future museum in Roslyn Dec. 6. Mitchell said she has been collecting for 30 years is hopeful the museum will open to the public in May 2026. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

South Dakota’s first cookie jar museum set to open in Roslyn

For the past six years Grenville resident Patti Mitchell has been working on a goal: to find a home to display her collection of 6,000 cookie jars for the public to enjoy.Mitchell, who said she has been collecting the jars for around 30 years mentioned she began because she started seeing jars she...
An excavator hauls rubble as the demolition of Webster Area’s 1950s wing progressed Dec. 11. Superintendent Jim Block estimated the demolition and rubble sorting would be completed within two to three weeks. Significant completion of the project which includes leveling the space to become a parking lot and installation of two new vestibule doors is set for July. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

An excavator hauls rubble as the demolition of Webster Area’s 1950s wing progressed Dec. 11. Superintendent Jim Block estimated the demolition and rubble sorting would be completed within two to three weeks. Significant completion of the project which includes leveling the space to become a parking lot and installation of two new vestibule doors is set for July. Reporter & Farmer | Leyton Beardslee

Demolition continues

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Clarification & Correction

The lefse recipe printed in last week’s paper was not the one used by the Tabor Church fundraiser. It came from allrecipes.com. Webster Senior Citizens Nov. 3 winner at whist was Myrene Gaikowski.
A section of Blue Dog Lake shoreline before and after the implementation of a South Dakota state government program paying for buffer strips to improve water quality. The program covered the Big Sioux River watershed. Reporter & Farmer | Photo courtesy of the Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources

A section of Blue Dog Lake shoreline before and after the implementation of a South Dakota state government program paying for buffer strips to improve water quality. The program covered the Big Sioux River watershed. Reporter & Farmer | Photo courtesy of the Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources

Amid water pollution debate, report shows results of $3 million river buffer program

As a public debate begins about agriculture and water pollution in South Dakota, a new report shows the effects of a $3 million effort to mitigate the problem.South Dakota’s top state Senate Republican and the governor sparred this week over whether the state should tighten agricultural regulations...