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Information goal of fishery projectFriday, June 20, 2008 6:06 AM CDTPIERRE — On Monday, it will be a week since Dakota Fisheries gave a public presentation to the Hughes County Commission and a full county commission meeting room. To address reservations those in the community may have about the Tilapia fish production and processing facility, to be located approximately seven miles north of Pierre and two miles east of Grey Goose Road, Dakota Fisheries representatives are hosting an informal gathering at Jon Beastrom’s ranch Monday evening beginning around 5:30 p.m. More of this story |
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Celebrating the 125th anniversary of Pierre’s incorporation and welcoming incoming Pierre Mayor Laurie Gill, the Pierre Chamber of Commerce held a gala Thursday night.
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PIERRE — Unable to secure oil for chipping the old fashioned way, the city of Pierre is left to its own devices.
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PIERRE – Though the centennial celebration of the laying of the capitol cornerstone late Friday morning recognized 100 years of the state’s history, it also addressed the state’s future.
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PIERRE — Ideas — check. Presentations — check. Feedback — needed.
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PIERRE -— In front of his W. Dakota Avenue office, John Poncelet’s yellow Honda Metropolitan scooter sits modestly in a parking spot typically used by large automobiles.
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PIERRE — At first glance, Kimberlee Geuther might seem like the average 10-year-old girl. About to enter fifth grade, she likes to read and bowl. But for Geuther, nothing compares to cruising down the drag strip at 75 miles per hour — the fastest she’s been clocked in her new car.
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PIERRE — While some people may spend their whole lives looking for the perfect job, Mina Bonhorst’s new position “just feels right.”
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PIERRE — A ceremony ripe with significance, Friday’s Capitol cornerstone event recognizes the 100th anniversary of the laying of the cornerstone of the state Capitol building.
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PIERRE — In less than two seconds 5,000 rubber duckies splashed into the Missouri River and gradually made their way downriver toward the Causeway.
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PIERRE — Though less than a dozen from the public turned out for the Mayors’ Outdoor Pool Task Force Meeting Wednesday night at the Pierre Chamber of Commerce, the meeting may have clarified the task force’s limitations for those present.
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PIERRE — Wednesdays are typically the low point of the week for most people. But today’s calender is packed with activities aimed at ridding the mid-week blues for locals of all ages.
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PIERRE — After a busy municipal election year in which candidates’ signs were displayed everywhere one looked throughout town, the city commission considered changing its policy but questioned the constitutionality of a stricter recommendation.
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PIERRE — A day after what was likely John Wellhouse’s last Pierre School Board meeting, the retiring business manager of 24 years put together the minutes of Monday night’s meeting in his temporary office.
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PIERRE — Having announced her resignation from the Pierre School District and partially trained her successor, Kathy Murtland’s leaving the district is another loss of experience in the administrative building.
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PIERRE — A mucky problem that will cost the Pierre School Board $52,191 reared its head Monday evening at the regular June meeting.
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FORT PIERRE — A National Park Service grant given to Pierre and Fort Pierre is aimed at supporting the communities’ past by helping plan preservation of local landmarks and historical properties.
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PIERRE — Before a full Hughes County Commission meeting room Monday evening, Cheri Rath, executive director of the South Dakota Value Added Agriculture Development Center of Pierre, presented information to the commission and the public on Dakota Fisheries Inc.’s intent to build a Tilapia fish production plant.
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FORT PIERRE — Set to open June 27, the AmericInn in Fort Pierre will offer a new dimension for the town, according to Fort Pierre Mayor Sam Tidball.
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FORT PIERRE — The area took one step closer to mammoth muffins and eggs benedict Monday morning as Diane and Don London, Mayor Sam Tidball and others ceremoniously broke ground on the site of the future Perkins restaurant.
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