Cora Van Olson
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When Two Became One (opens the original)
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As South Dakotaâs first multi-specialty clinic, the Yankton Medical Clinic, P.C. (YMC) continues to offer unique and noteworthy advantages to both its doctors and patients. âThere are just so few multi-specialty clinics around nowadays,â Dr. Byron Nielsen, YMC nephrologist, told the Press & Dakotan. âTo have the breadth of specialists that the Yankton Medical Clinic has is relatively unheard of.â That aspect of the physician-owned local clinic is one of his main selling points when in
Those Who Can ... Teach (opens the original)
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Throughout its history, Yankton Medical Clinic (YMC) has held a deep and vigorous commitment to education, with generations of its doctors teaching and preparing generations of South Dakotaâs medical students. Yankton has a long tradition of medical education, both at the undergraduate or medical school level and at the graduate-level, which includes the medical residency programs that students complete after their medical degree, Lori Hansen, senior academic dean of the University of South D
Yankton Native Completes Canoe Trip Down The Mississippi River (opens the original)
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This year, a Yankton native finished paddling the second of three rivers that comprise what is known as the âTriple Crownâ of North American long-distance river canoeing. Larry Boehmer completed a Mississippi River canoeing expedition, paddling more than 2,000 miles from Lake Itasca, Minnesota, south to the Gulf of America (Mexico). The Triple Crown, which involves paddling the length of the Missouri, the Mississippi and the Yukon Rivers, requires paddlers to travel thousands of remote and
MMU Looks Forward To Music Symposium (opens the original)
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In addition to offering a workshop and the opportunity to sing in the Bishop Marty Chapel, this yearâs Sacred Music Symposium at Mount Marty University (MMU) will include a look back at what Vatican II says about sacred music and where to go from here. The symposium is set for July 23, on MMUâs Yankton campus at 1105 W. Eighth St., in Bede Hallâs music wing. Events kick off at 5:30 p.m. with a reception, followed by a keynote speech and the singing of Compline in Bishop Marty Chapel. The f
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