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STAFF BLOG REPUBLIC INSIDER Campaign finance or pheasants?
What do South Dakotans care more about, campaign finance reporting or shooting pheasants? One involves pursuing wily birds who stay low, flee if needed and usually seek available cover. The other is ...
Posted on 10/16/11 at 9:56 PM
City Councilman: Gas prices in Mitchell ‘disgusting’
Councilman Phil Carlson wanted to put it on the record: “The gas prices in Mitchell are horrible,” he said at the start of Monday night’s council meeting.
By Tom Lawrence , December 20, 2011
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OUR VIEW: Lots to gain from moving city offices
As residents of this city consider what to do with the Corn Palace, another pressing concern has arisen:
What to do with City Hall?
December 07, 2011
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Mitchell City Council: Time to move offices out of City Hall
Panel to be named for study; relocation could ease Corn Palace expansion. Current City Hall building declared "done" while council discusses the "prime real estate" it currently occupies.
By Tom Lawrence , December 06, 2011
OUR VIEW: We’ll live with council decision on one-ways
Three one-way streets in Mitchell appear to be on the verge of changing to two-way traffic. The switch comes after the City Council voted 5-3 Monday night to make the change, which was proposed earlier this year.
Here’s the catch: The change will not happen if the issue is referred to a public vote and overturned.
October 19, 2011
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Right path sought on Mitchell's one-way streets
Proposed change to three avenues up for consideration by Mitchell City Council.
By Tom Lawrence , October 15, 2011
Mitchell City Council proceeds with plans to redraw ward lines
The Mitchell City Council favors the “least intrusive” option in redrawing the city wards, the council decided Monday night.
By Tom Lawrence , October 04, 2011
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