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Hagen: For the betterment of our community, winning an election should be hard (opens the original)
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MITCHELL — I absolutely love when our readers write letters to the editor. That’s especially true when a person writes their feelings on a local topic that impacts our community. Sure, there are letters about Lord knows what that come out of left field. But when a person sits down, assembles their thoughts without attacking anyone else, builds a fair stance and puts their name behind those words, I always have a higher sense of respect for that person. That goes for whether I agree with their op
Midweek Update Sept. 17 with Terry Sabers and Luke Hagen (opens the original)
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MITCHELL — Does Terry Sabers believe he would have won a runoff election for mayor in 2024? Mitchell does not have runoff elections, so Jordan Hanson won the spot with 41 percent of the vote. But Sabers supports a proposed ordinance the Mitchell City Council is currently considering and could be finalized on Monday, Sept. 21. The ordinance says anyone who runs for mayor or council must receive 50 percent of the vote to win, or a runoff election will take place. Sabers wrote this letter to the ed
Following fatal dirt bike crash, officials remind importance of handling emergency situations (opens the original)
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MITCHELL — A 26-year-old man from Guatemala died when the dirt bike he was driving at a local cycle club went off the track and crashed into a tree Sunday evening. Delmar Suret-Gomez, who was wearing a helmet and chest protector at the time of the crash, was transported via private vehicle from the James Valley Cycle Club and was intercepted via a Mitchell ambulance to the hospital, where he died of his injuries. The James Valley Cycle Club is about 13 miles south of Mitchell, located at the nor
Mount Vernon, Corsica-Stickney schools honored with statewide recognition (opens the original)
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Corsica-Stickney Elementary School and Mount Vernon Middle School have been recognized among the state’s best. They were distinguished as South Dakota Blue Ribbon schools on Friday morning, as announced by the state Department of Education. This is the fourth time Corsica-Stickney Elementary School has received the honor, while this is the first Blue Ribbon honor for Mount Vernon Middle School. South Dakota Blue Ribbon schools are selected based on data that show success in English Language Arts
Will the majority rule? Mitchell City Council to consider ordinance for runoff elections (opens the original)
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MITCHELL — The majority doesn’t always rule in Mitchell, but that soon could change. A proposed ordinance has been drafted to have a runoff when a city election results in either top candidates in a mayoral or council race do not receive at least 50 percent of the vote. That would be a change of the current format in which the candidate with the most votes automatically wins the race. The first reading of the ordinance will be considered Tuesday by the Mitchell City Council during its regular me
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