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STAFF BLOG DISCOVER I-90 SD MISSOURI RIVER FISHING/HUNTING REPORT – August 27, 2010
SD MISSOURI RIVER FISHING/HUNTING REPORT August 27, 2010 Provided by: Great Lakes of SD Tourism Association Karen Kern, Executive Director karen@sdgreatlakes.org When youre fishing in Centr...
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James River still above flood stage in parts of SD
PIERRE (AP) — South Dakota officials say some stretches of the James River remain well above flood stage heading into the winter freeze, setting the stage for more flooding next spring.
November 29, 2011
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Exxon claims Yellowstone River oil spill damage limited, Montana gov. doubtful
LAUREL, Mont. (AP) — Authorities struggled Sunday to gauge the environmental and crop damage from tens of thousands of gallons of oil that spilled into the legendary Yellowstone River, as Montana's governor criticized Exxon Mobil for downplaying the possible scope of the disaster.
July 05, 2011
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River City Racin’ is on for this weekend
High water will not force repeat of 2010 cancellation, says organizer.
By Austin Kaus , June 15, 2011
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If fixes fail, Iowa town could be left under water
HAMBURG, Iowa -- The swollen Missouri River is threatening to inundate a small southwest Iowa town where officials are piling massive sandbags on a faltering levee to contain floodwaters that could leave the community under several feet of water.
By GRANT SCHULTE , June 07, 2011
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Missouri River flood may aid protected birds, fish
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — The swollen Missouri River that promises to be a prolonged headache for small towns and farmers along its path is likely to be a boon for several protected and endangered species living in or near its basin, biologists say.
By JAMES MacPHERSON , June 06, 2011
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Levees holding in Pierre, Fort Pierre
PIERRE (AP) — Emergency earthen levees built to hold back fast-rising water from the Missouri River are working as intended in South Dakota cities threatened by flood waters, officials said Monday, and residents in some areas without levees were hoping sandbags would keep the water at bay.
By CHET BROKAW , June 06, 2011
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Precautions taken against uncertain flood outlook in Chamberlain area
FORT THOMPSON — John Fredericks, 40, has lived in Fort Thompson his entire life. As he stood Friday alongside an orange snow fence meant to keep onlookers away from the Big Bend Dam spillway, he marveled at the amount of rushing water.
By Austin Kaus , June 04, 2011
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Some blame Corps of Engineers for flood threat
FORT PIERRE (AP) — Sitting atop a 6-foot wall of white sandbags hastily stacked to protect his home from the rising Missouri River, 82-year-old Helmet Reuer doesn't buy the official explanation that heavy rains caused a sudden flood threat.
By Chet Brokaw , June 03, 2011
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