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News
March 10, 2010
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Today's news: - Brookings firefighters respond to a house fire
- Brookings City Council approves increase in the cost of land for a joint administrative building
- A bill to establish a 3-tier sex offender registry passes the House, it's now back to the Senate to deal with amendments
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In the news: - President Obama issues disaster declaration for the Christmas blizzard
- House Taxation Committee calls for a study of the state's sales tax system
- South Dakota lawmakers decide to stick with the current license plate design for a while longer
- Schade Winery of Volga provides the official wine of the 2010 Iditarod
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March 9, 2010 Click play button to hear first newscast
In the news:
- 25-years in prison for a man who sexually assaulted young girls at his mother's day care in Brookings
- Mills Construction is awarded the contract for Phase III work at Brookings High School
- Several wind power bills in the works in Pierre
- Legislature approves changes to the state retirement system
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Highlighting: - Authorities call off extensive search efforts for a missing Vermillion woman
- A Castlewood man is injured in an accident on I-29 in Brookings County
- Lawmakers look to be cautious when making projections on expected revenue
- A measure barring investment of state dollars in companies that do significant business with Iran now goes to the Governor
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March 8, 2010 Click play button to hear newscast
In the news: - Local lawmakers on the proposed Republican budget cuts
- A group of state schools files an appeal the the state Supreme Court
- Stephanie Herseth Sandlin on South Dakota Air Guard getting newer F-16's
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Highlighting:
- Governor Mike Rounds continues to prepare for potential spring flooding
- The South Dakota Atrtorney General is asking a federal judget to not expand a voting rights lawsuit
- Brookings County Election Supervisor looking for precinct workers
- Electricity remains relatively cheap in South Dakota
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March 7, 2010 Click play button to hear first newscast Overview: Rep. Larry Tidemann of Brookings weighs in on South Dakota Democrats "robo-calls" Legislative Democrats focus on tax rebates for large construction companies to help balance the state budget Former CIA head backs South Dakota divestment in Iran
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March 6, 2010 Click play button to hear first newscast Overview: Republicans in state legislature release list of proposed budget cuts Rep. Herseth Sandlin says she still cannot support health care reform bill Herseth Sandlin to give away Rangel contributions Court upholds 15-year assault sentence of FortThompson woman
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Highlighting:
- Oacoma man dies in one vehicle crash in central South Dakota
- $2.2 million in unclaimed refunds awaiting 2500 South Dakotans not filing 2006 returns
- Meetings continue across Sioux Falls Catholic Diocese as part of priest/parish realignment
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March 5, 2010 Click play button to hear first newscast Overview: - Brookings County Commission holds a special meeting and approves an amended agreement for purchasing property for a new, joint administrative building
- Flooding is a near certainty, the key questions: where and how much
- South Dakota reports 23 flu-related deaths so far this season
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In the news: - Governor Mike Rounds on the state's budget shortfall and Legislative plans for cuts
- The South Dakota Senate confirms the nomination of John Cooper to the state Game. Fish and Parks Commission
- A man is sentenced to prison time for breaking into homes and groping several male college students
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March 4, 2010 Click play button to hear the first newscast
In the news: - BATA is trying once again to get a new building
- A House committee passes a bil that would require an end to state investments in companies that do business with Iran
- A Pierre man pleads guilty to crashing his car head-on into a Highway Patrol vehicle
- City of Sioux Falls cutting funding to nonprofit groups by 15%
Click button to hear second newscast In this newscast: - Two major projects at SDSU win Legislative approval
- A meeting on local ownership of renewable energy projects is set for Friday in Brookings
- No surprise here; February was colder and snowier than normal
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