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Winter Pactola outflow rate reduction raises concerns from outdoors groups (opens the original)
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Winter releases from Pactola Reservoir are down, significantly, as West River continues wrestling with a drought cycle. That raised concerns from a group of outdoors enthusiasts, who made an appearance at a press conference on the outflow rate Wednesday. The sounds of Rapid Creek are peaceful, but they’ll be a little quieter as winter flow rates from Pactola, which the creek passes straight through, are slated to be cut dramatically. Ron Bengs is a civil engineer with the Bureau of Reclamation.
Constitutional amendments, Rapid City going to court & more | Sept. 30 (opens the original)
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See the audio attached above to listen to the full news update/podcast. Each day, SDPB brings you statewide news coverage. We then compile those stories into a daily podcast. Subscribe on Apple and Spotify.______________________________________________________________________________________ Below is a transcript of today's podcast: A coalition opposing a proposed Constitutional Amendment is urging voters against passage. Among the opponents is the longest serving female legislator in state hist
Sanford lab seeking applications for Artists in Residency program (opens the original)
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The Artists in Residence, or AiR program, at SURF is seeking applications. Each year, one artist is selected as the artist in residence in partnership with Black Hills State University. The current artist is Rachel Berg, who spent her childhood in the Lead-Deadwood community and Eagle Butte. Program organizers say the Sanford Underground Research Facility’s location and history create opportunities for creativity, and artists selected for the program gain expanded access to the facility. In Berg
Rapid City votes to take legal action against Star Village landlords (opens the original)
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Rapid City’s Council has moved to pursue legal action against a land management business for a half-million dollars in unpaid utility bills. Tzadik Management owns Star Village, Oxford Square Apartments, and the Lacrosse Estates Apartments. Tzadik’s properties are generally in lower-income corners of Rapid City, and the council says it’s time to take legal action against the firm. The options in front of the city include shutting off the water to residents or pursuing legal action against the la
Rapid City votes to take legal action against Star Village landlords (opens the original)
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Rapid City’s Council has moved to pursue legal action against a land management business for a half-million dollars in unpaid utility bills. Tzadik Management owns Star Village, Oxford Square Apartments, and the Lacrosse Estates Apartments. Tzadik’s properties are generally in lower-income corners of Rapid City, and the council says it’s time to take legal action against the firm. The options in front of the city include shutting off the water to residents or pursuing legal action against the la
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