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If all goes according to plan, new animals will be moving into the Great Plains Zoo and others will get new and improved homes in the coming years. “We have a big year in front of us,” said Becky Dewitz, who became CEO of the zoo last fall. She’s an SDSU grad who most recently […]
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Downtown parking meters could be getting “smarter.” The city of Sioux Falls is testing enhanced smart parking meters that could replace the ones that have been used since 2012. The new ones offer multiple ways to pay, including cash, credit or debit cards, pay-by-phone and contactless payment, along with more efficiency, real-time data collection and
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Bailey is a 5-year-old mini Goldendoodle. Her backyard neighbor, Maizy, is a nearly 2-year-old Aussiedooodle. Their human moms have been known to spoil them a bit. But it’s understandable. These are moms of boys who finally have dog “daughters” to dress up. “They’re girls. They don’t talk back. They let us style them however we
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Full disclosure: This story was sparked by a new Willy Wonka pinball machine. But can you blame us? Look at it. It’s vintage childhood film meets classic arcade game meets modern era. You can even tweet your game. So when we paid our compliments to Jeremy Seefeldt, co-owner of The Pinball Room, we learned there
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February typically means we’re dealing with the flu. For the past several years, influenza cases have peaked in South Dakota in the third week of February. But if that’s the case this year, the “peak” will be more like a blip. If that. This time in 2020, there were 14,776 influenza cases in the state.
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The air quality inside Sioux Falls schools just got better. The public school district installed an indoor air quality technology called AtmosAir Solutions in January, which brings bipolar ionization to all 23 elementary schools, five middle schools, five high schools and Southeast Tech. How it works AtmosAir’s bipolar ionization is “an active, continuous disinfection technology
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By now, even the most dedicated home cook might be running out of recipes. Or even motivation. At least that’s what Chef Nicholas Skajewski, owner of Skajewski Catering, has been hearing. “People are at this crossroad of wanting — needing — to cook more at home but also wanting to support local businesses,” he said. “We
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The “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives” tour of the Sioux Falls food scene wound through Look’s Marketplace tonight. The Food Network show featured the Sioux Falls foodie favorite, located along Prairie Green Golf Course. What ate: The Porcules sandwich and Motor City Pizza (Remember, we suggested you eat the latter this week? Still time for that).
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Sioux Falls is a city of stories — and Pigeon605 is ready to tell them.
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