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STAFF BLOG REPUBLIC INSIDER How high’s the water?
Weather continues to be a major story in southeast South Dakota. According to the National Weather Service, Thursday night's storm means this is the wettest July on record in Mitchell. The forecast ca...
Posted on 7/30/10 at 4:07 PM
James River: Push still on to split water development district
PIERRE — Sen. Al Novstrup said Thursday he will continue pushing for the Legislature to dissolve the James River Water Development District unless its manager resigns.
By Bob Mercer , February 17, 2012
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MERCER: For Legislature, dilemma of too much water rises
There’s also the tension that builds among neighbors, when there aren’t good places to where water can be drained without flooding someone else’s land.
By Bob Mercer , February 13, 2012
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Nuisance fish, silver carp, grows more common in James River
JAMESTOWN, N.D. — The North Dakota Game and Fish Department confirmed the presence of silver carp in the James River on Wednesday, the latest sign of the nuisance fish’s presence up and down the river in the Dakotas.
By KEITH NORMAN , October 14, 2011
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Local residents urged by FEMA officials to prepare for 'flood fight'
Federal Emergency Management Agency official said Friday that there is a 98 percent chance of minor to moderate flooding this spring on the James River, with at least a 50 percent chance of major flooding.
Matt Buddie, National Flood Insurance Program specialist with FEMA in Denver, urged local officials and residents to be prepared.
By Melanie Brandert , February 05, 2011
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Two rescued after collapse of dam in Hand Co.
After four hours hanging from a tree as floodwaters rushed beneath his feet, Andy Brand was ready to give up.
Brand, 27, and his friend Joey Casper, 26, were dangling from a tree after Rose Hill Dam, an earthen structure northwest of Wessington Springs in Hand County, gave way to floodwaters early Friday. “The water was rushing so fast,” Brand said from his mother’s home in Miller Friday night. “I couldn’t have lasted another 10 minutes.”
By Tom Lawrence , July 31, 2010
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