Monthly Archives: February 2007

The Elder Law Forum Money talks, as do orthopedists Money talks, and doctors – particularly orthopedic physicians – often talk the way they are paid to talk by insurance companies. That allegation was put forth by a 73-year-old Arizona man who called my senior legal helpline. He asked for advice … Read Article →

Avera installs new CT technology In medicine today, every second counts, every detail matters, and a fast, clear picture of what's going on inside the body can save a life. Now, a new CT scanner, the GE LightSpeed VCT, at Avera Sacred Heart Hospital is helping doctors make the most … Read Article →

City Hall: A vision in the making There likely will still be changes made to the final design, but after hours of work by two citizen committees and an architectural firm, a vision representing the likely appearance of Vermillion's new city hall has been formed. A schematic drawing was presented … Read Article →

South Dakota National Guard supports humanitarian exercise South Dakota soldiers are making progress as they build a two-room school near the village of Caliguate, Nicaragua, in support of a humanitarian assistance exercise called New Horizons. The 24-member construction crew is part of the first rotation of soldiers from the 153rd … Read Article →

Track repairs are continuing at train wreck, corn spill site Deputies from the Clay County Sheriff's Office responded to a train derailment east of Meckling on South Dakota Highway 50 on Sunday, Feb. 11. After officers arrived at the scene, they were able to determine that there were no injuries … Read Article →