Clem's book examines election process in S.D. Professor Emeritus Alan Clem of The University of South Dakota recently published a book titled Government by the People? South Dakota Politics in the Last Third of the 20th Century through the Chiesman Foundation for Democracy in Rapid City. The book is about … Read Article
Janklow awards $2 million to university faculty Gov. Bill Janklow is awarding $2 million to 120 faculty members at the state's six public universities to develop and integrate new classroom technology. The grant awards are going to 83 higher education faculty to increase technology in the courses they teach. Another … Read Article
Obituaries Dr. Marjorie Beaty Dr. Marjorie H. Beaty, 96, Vermillion, died Thursday, July 18, 2002 in her sleep at the Sioux Valley Vermillion Care Center. A funeral service was held July 20 at the United Church of Christ (Congregational), Vermillion, with burial in the BluffView Cemetery in Vermillion. Visitation was … Read Article
For the Record July 12 ��July 18, 2002 Ryan J. Kolbeck, 3509 E. Apple Blossom, Sioux Falls: County speeding, $38 plus costs. Kathleen Loecker, 1904 Ross St., Yankton: Municipal speeding, $38 plus costs. Andrea Orr, 45934 308th St., Vermillion: Renewal registration during assigned month, $50 plus costs. Jamie Quiram, 833 … Read Article
Abbott pledges to fight for reform in river management Jim Abbott pledged July 16 to fight for South Dakota's rights to Missouri River water as governor, citing the vital role the nation's longest river plays in the state's economy including recreation and tourism, agriculture � and as a source of … Read Article
Patrick accepts city manager post by David Lias James Patrick, the man that the Vermillion City Council selected out of more than 50 applicants to be city manager, has decided to take the job. "I'm a happy camper today," Mayor Roger Kozak said Tuesday afternoon. "I'm so pleased to announce … Read Article
Rep. Judy Clark attends cancer institute Rep. Judy Clark was one of the "core members" of a group of Midwest states' leaders invited to "Comprehensive Cancer Control: An Institute for State Leaders" held in Fontana, WI. The Institute brings together state leaders who are health providers, cancer prevention advocates, state … Read Article
Alysia Zens receives Scales of Justice Award Alysia (Hensley) Zens, native of Vermillion, was recently awarded the Scales of Justice Award in recognition of her commitment to providing pro bono (free) legal work. Zens is an attorney in the Health Care and Exempt Organization Practice Groups at Dorsey & Whitney … Read Article
Riding his way to the top Gale qualifies for National High School Finals Rodeo again Casey Gale keeps a tight grip during this ride in the bareback competion at the National High School Finals Rodeo last July in Springfield, IL. He began a two-day drive to the this year's national … Read Article
Check it Out at the Vermillion Public Library by Anne Marshall Adult Authors and New Novels Three Junes is a novel set on both sides of the Atlantic during three fateful summers. Author Julia Glass brings together the lives of a Scottish family starting in the summer of 1989. Evan … Read Article
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