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Many walk the other way. Or cross the street. Or hustle by without making eye contact. Not Martin Dill. When he encounters a panhandler, a homeless person or someone creating a bit of a disruption downtown, he walks up to the person. He strikes up a conversation. He attempts to make a connection. It’s part […]
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Amazing things happen in our schools every day — if you know where to look! Love this flashback! To mark the 60th anniversary of the dedication of O’Gorman High School, the school created a special page on its website to see the beginnings of O’Gorman and some interesting pieces of school history! Check it out
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Construction season is here, so we’re giving you a weekly look at what projects are done, where you’ll find traffic impacts and what’s scheduled next. What’s done No major projects wrapped up in the past week, but many are in progress. What’s underway Concrete repairs began on Marion Road between 39th and 42nd streets this
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We love Avera’s annual tradition of helping celebrate Halloween with the tiniest costumes around. Take a look at how these babies celebrated their first holiday at Avera McKennan: Happy Halloween!
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If you think it’s been awhile since the price at the pump has been this high, you’re right. “We haven’t seen prices this high since September of 2014, so it’s been awhile, and I think it definitely gets people’s attention,” said Shawn Steward, manager of public and government affairs for AAA South Dakota. At the
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The hosts are set. The band is ready. And guests are booked. And Thursday night, Sioux Falls’ own version of a late-night talk show will take the stage at the Washington Pavilion. “Late Night Boomin” is the brainchild of Jack Unruh, who started the show in 2019 as a freshman at the University of Sioux
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This much has become clear: A lot of people in Sioux Falls are interested in creating a more sustainable community. An open house last week that offered a first look at the city’s future Sustainability and Climate Action Plan drew about 140 people, which is “really good for an open house,” sustainability coordinator Holly Meier
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Michael and Leslie Smith didn’t exactly set out to build what they believe is the state’s largest stand-alone child care center – but that’s what they’ll ceremonially break ground on later this week. The Smiths, who have four children, including 7-year-old twins, set out to provide an alternative option for families after struggling with their
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We asked, and you definitely shared your thoughts: What are the Seven Wonders of Sioux Falls? We can’t take credit for the question, though. That goes to Greg LaFollette, who saw something similar in another community and posted the question in a Facebook group. “It started a conversation with 300-some comments, many of them thoughtful
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Construction season is here, so we’re giving you a weekly look at what projects are done, where you’ll find traffic impacts and what’s scheduled next. What’s underway Work in the intersections of 26th and Sertoma and at 26th and Marion is taking slightly longer than expected, but work should be complete by the middle of
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