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LEAD — One of the founding members of the South Dakota Science and Technology Authority, Dave Bozied of Sioux Falls, died of cancer Wednesday, Oct. 7.
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The labor union representing eight Deadwood police officers and the city of Deadwood are at an impasse in negotiations of a new labor agreement.
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The Bureau of Reclamation has awarded tribal water projects in North Dakota, South Dakota and New Mexico $47 million from the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, according to Interior Secretary Ken Salazar.
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Hens kept in cramped cages can’t be “cruelty free,” an animal welfare group said Wednesday as it alleged the International House of Pancakes lies about the living conditions of the birds that lay eggs for its omelets and batters.
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Open burning restrictions that have been in place at Devils Tower National Monument since Aug. 3 have been lifted. Fire danger levels have dropped with cooler temperatures and more moisture. This move coincides with the decision by Crook County, Wyoming, to lift its open burning ban.
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The South Dakota Nonprofit Enhancement Project announced that the Rapid City Arts Council at the Dahl Arts Center had been awarded a $7,500 grant to assist with strategic planning for its board of directors and staff. The grant was presented through the project’s capacity building grant program.
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Three South Dakota housing counseling organizations in Pine Ridge, Rapid City and Pierre will receive a total of $245,198 from the Housing Counseling Program, a division of the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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Rapid City Economic Development Partnership President Ben Snow will travel to Minneapolis next week as part of a statewide effort to attract medical equipment manufacturers to South Dakota.
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The Red Ribbon Parade will take place from 10:45 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 17 in downtown Rapid City from the O’Hara Field parking lot west on East Main Street to Third Street and back to O’Hara Field on East St. Joseph Street.
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Rapid City Economic Development Partnership President Ben Snow will travel to Minneapolis next week as part of a statewide effort to attract medical equipment manufacturers to South Dakota.