Monthly Archives: January 2010

Winter is back in full swing, bringing significant snow and ice to the Upper Midwest.  That means slippery surfaces, which can be dangerous and costly for homeowners, as well as for their visitors — including their letter carrier.  By clearing a path when the snow arrives, accidents can be prevented. … Read Article →

Elizabeth Burleson, professor at The University of South Dakota School of Law, attended the COP15 United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen, Denmark in mid-December.   Burleson, a member of the USD School of Law faculty since 2007, is no stranger to United Nations policies having participated in treaty negotiations … Read Article →

The Vermillion City Council has given initial approval to a zoning change that will affect 29 residential properties located near the downtown area. The action follows the filing of a petition signed by 48 percent of the property owners that reside in the area, who have requested that the zoning … Read Article →

It may have not been the strongest blizzard to ever strike the Vermillion area. At times, the storm system that moved across South Dakota would blow and snow for a while, take a breather, and then snow some more. After several fits and starts, and what seemed at first to … Read Article →