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Aberdeen film fest selections revealed
The South Dakota Film Festival announced 32 selections for its 2008 festival, Sept.
Missouri Western beats Northern St., SD 3827
NDMissouri Western-Northern St, SD,0118 Missouri Western beats Northern St., SD 38-27 Eds: APNewsNow.
Fuel Costs Affect Aberdeen Busing
The high cost of fuel affects nearly everyone's budgets. But for the Aberdeen School District, it could mean an extra $60,000 this year in busing costs.
School bus transportation costs going up across South Dakota
High fuel prices are escalating busing costs for schools across South Dakota. The Aberdeen School District is estimating a $31,000 increase in those expenses.
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Authorities unsure of driver in injury crash
Wright Found Guilty of Murder, Kidnapping and Robbery We are in the middle of the race for the presidency, and this week we sat down with someone who knows what it's like to be involved in a high stakes ...
Groton fire's origins probed: No findings yet in blaze that destroyed elevator, automotive business
Jail space problems prompt discussion
A work release center would free up needed space in the Brown County Jail, Sheriff Mark Milbrandt says.
Deadline approaching for farm payments
Associated Press - August 23, 2008 12:15 PM ET ABERDEEN, S.D. - Steve Cutler, South Dakota executive director of the federal Farm Service Agency, says there's "no wiggle room" on a Sept.
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Nguyen Trial Tammy Donovan and her family spend their summers in the fields growing a variety of produce.
Judge says schools cannot finance lawsuit
School districts cannot finance a lawsuit that challenges South Dakota's system for funding education, a circuit judge ruled Thursday.
A home at 1837 Eisenhower Circle in Aberdeen was destroyed by fire today. The owners of the home, Sandy and Darla Nelson, weren't home when the fire started at about 12:30 today.
Engineers: Richmond Lake Dam sound for now
Getting a computer into the hands of kids so they can use it for their education, that's the goal of MPC and Gateway.
South Dakota Senate election is a referendum on Americans with disabilities
Posted by: David Newquist - 08/17/2008 2:29 PM The Aberdeen American News again has a Sunday editorial suggesting that Sen.
Shriners are known worldwide for wearing funny hats, driving little cars in parades and, most of all, for helping children through the Shriners Hospitals.
No more funny in this town; head to Brookings instead
You'll have to leave town for a laugh now that Nitwits Comedy Club is closed in Sioux Falls.
Historical society chief named
An Aberdeen man has been selected president of the South Dakota State Historical Society board of trustees.
A unique air show has brought pilots from all over the country to Storm Lake, Iowa.
Pauli takes over Chester's athletic programs
Brian Pauli, in his 32 years, has been a Milbank Bulldog and helped coached Northern State's Wolves.
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Two Indicted for Smuggling Leopard Hides into U.S
A federal grand jury in Denver has returned an indictment charging two individuals with smuggling the hides and a skull of two leopards into the United States in violation of the Convention on International ...
Men indicted for smuggling leopard hides, skull
A federal grand jury has indicted two South Dakota men on charges of smuggling African leopard hides and a skull into the United States.