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FAIRLY CRAFTY I Love Friday...and Guest Book Ideas!
It seems that no matter how non-traditional a wedding celebration claims to be, the guest book remains a solid tradition. However, it has grown to be much more than the standard sign-your-name-on-the-...
Posted on 7/20/12 at 8:15 AM
STAFF BLOG THE AREA VOICES COMMUNITY Areavoices Digest #81 - Tatted Lace and more
Happy soon-to-be 4th of July everyone! When you're not out barbecuing or watching fireworks, be sure to check out some of our newest and hottest blogs on Areavoices, including a brand-new-to-our-plat...
Posted on 7/3/12 at 9:58 AM
AMY'S RANCH SLANTS Levi's Lost Calf
At the 2011 South Dakota Young Farmers and Ranchers conference I finally met journalist, blogger, author, and rancher, Amanda Radke from Mitchell, SD in person. She and I were both speakers at the c...
Posted on 4/4/12 at 8:00 PM
STAFF BLOG ALL ABOUT FOOD Easy appetizer (or meal) for those who love olives
Have you noticed how easy it is to make a meal of just appetizers at a restaurant? On a trip to the Twin Cities last week, my husband and I paid our first visit to 112 Eatery. Located in the warehouse...
Posted on 12/13/11 at 5:50 PM
MOMSTAR The Complete Guide to Real Estate Finance for Investment Properties: How to Analyze Any Single-Family, Multifamily, or Commercial Property
Have you ever been suckered into one of those late-night infomercials selling you "everything you need to achieve financial freedom through real estate investing"? I have! :) While some of the basi...
Posted on 11/22/10 at 10:51 AM
BOOKS: 'I Like Old Clothes' details girl's love of clothing
Illustrator Patrice Barton provides a rich backdrop for this extended poem. On the opening pages, the girl and her little brother return home from a second hand store, only to be overjoyed to receive one more hand-me-down from a generous neighbor.
By Jean Patrick , October 08, 2012
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WOSTER: Festival of Books boasts strong female characters
I suppose it might seem somewhat out of the comfort zone for an old, retired newspaper guy, but there I was at the South Dakota Festival of Books, sitting in the audience listening to a presentation called “You Go, Girl! Writing Strong Female Characters.”
By Terry Woster , October 03, 2012
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Picture book highlights the importance of imagination
The story begins when Dog receives a book in the mail from his Aunt Dora. But the book has no words or pictures. On the opening page, Aunt Dora writes, “May the lines you draw open a door to some wonderful adventures.”
By Jean Patrick , October 01, 2012
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MERCER: George and Tom: A look at a political mess in ’72
That story is about how George McGovern, then a U.S. senator from South Dakota, won the 1972 Democratic nomination for president and chose Thomas Eagleton, then a U.S. senator from Missouri, as his vice presidential nominee.
October 01, 2012
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WOSTER: Childhood reading can lead to a lifelong habit
Back at the end of spring in 1993, our older son Scott finished his graduate work at North Dakota State University, turned in his thesis, hopped in a GMC Jimmy with something more than 140,000 miles on the odometer and headed to California for a Grateful Dead concert.
By Terry Woster , September 29, 2012
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Simmons to present at SD book festival Saturday
He will speak about his new edited book “Plains Political Tradition” at 2 p.m. today in the Palisades II room at the Holiday Inn-Downtown.
By News release , September 29, 2012
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Impact of damming Missouri River to be discussed Sunday
Author Michael Lawson will be in Pierre Sunday to discuss his book “Dammed Indians Revisited.”
By News release , September 28, 2012
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Town of Harrison inspires chapter in book
HARRISON — An English author with a curiosity about the small South Dakota town that bears his name visited Harrison on Thursday to discuss and sign his book “Infinite West: Travels in South Dakota.”
By Anna Jauhola , September 28, 2012
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BOOKS: Adventure book mixes suspense, slapstick
If you’re looking for high-spirited adventure in a pioneer setting, take a look at “Emily and Jackson Hiding Out,” by Phyllis Reynolds Naylor.
By Jean Patrick , September 24, 2012
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New books, CDs available at Mitchell Public Library
The following new books are available at Mitchell Public Library;
September 23, 2012
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BOOKS: Photo novel more than a quick read
At first glance, “Eighth Grade is Making Me Sick” would appear to be a quick read. However, the collages present multiple subplots that allow room for speculation and insight.
By Jean Patrick , September 17, 2012
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BOOK: Pumpkin-themed book illustrates more than just good gardening
“Ready for Pumpkins,” by Kate Duke, features Hercules the guinea pig who lives in Miss MacGuffey’s first grade classroom. “It’s a good life,” Herky explains.
By Jean Patrick , September 10, 2012
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