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East River ditch mowing not allowed until July 10

PIERRE -- The South Dakota Department of Transportation reminds landowners that mowing of the right of way may not begin east of the Missouri River before July 10.

By News release , June 18, 2013

OUR VIEW: DOT should stop, look and listen to residents

OUR VIEW: DOT should stop, look and listen to residents The DOT says it is analyzing crash data, but sometimes the best statistics are anecdotal and come from those who have first-hand knowledge. In this case, it’s the people who live around Corsica, Armour and Platte.

By Editorial board , June 07, 2013

Petitions circulate about 44/281 junction

Petitions circulate about 44/281 junction Corsica man, former legislator say area intersection is unsafe.

By Anna Jauhola , June 06, 2013

Street, parking closures set for weekend

The Mitchell Department of Public Safety would like to remind travelers of the following street and parking lot closures from 5 a.m. Saturday to 12 a.m. Sunday for Memorial Weekend events.

By News release , May 24, 2013

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Brule County among transportation grant recipients

Brule County requested $80,000 for construction of Iron Horse Drive. The road will serve the Wheat Growers’ new fertilizer facility.

By Bob Mercer , May 24, 2013

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Work under way on Highway 1806

Crews will place an asphalt concrete overlay on Highway 1806 from the junction with Highway 44 south for about 11 miles, which will take about 10 days.

By News release , May 22, 2013

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Construction projects underway across South Dakota

BURKE (AP) — Construction season is kicking in across the state.

May 06, 2013

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Some major Sioux Falls road projects starting late

SIOUX FALLS (AP) — Some of the 22 major road construction projects planned this season in South Dakota's largest city are starting later than expected because of prolonged winter weather, but they should be completed on time.

May 06, 2013

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Work to begin on Highway 44 near Platte

Work to mill the existing concrete surface and place an asphalt concrete overlay will begin at mile marker 307 at Platte and proceed east for five miles on Highway 44 to the intersection with Highway 50.

By News release , May 03, 2013

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Bridge work to be done in Gregory County

GREGORY COUNTY -- On Monday, rehabilitation of bridges on Highway 44, Highway 47 and Highway 1806 in Gregory County will begin, according to the Department of Transportation.

April 30, 2013

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SD DOT switching to eight-year plan

Time for development, construction process increases from current 5 years.

By Bob Mercer , April 26, 2013

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Part of SD Highway 28 in Beadle County to close for construction

The section of Highway 28 to be closed Monday is from the junction of Highway 37 west for three miles.

April 25, 2013

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Highway 42 open east of Sioux Falls

Utility crews have completed repairs to the downed power lines and poles.

April 12, 2013

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Massive dig-out and cleanup efforts begin

Massive dig-out and cleanup efforts begin Across southeast SD, residents deal with downed trees, power outages, impassable roads, calving difficulties.

By Anna Jauhola , April 11, 2013

I-29 reopened near Tea; stretch of I-90 closed

Interstate 90 remains closed between Chamberlain and Mitchell.

April 11, 2013

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