About 9,120 barrels of oil leaked from the Keystone XL pipeline in North Dakota starting on Tuesday, Oct. 29, 2019. The spill affected 22,500 square feet of wetlands. The leaking portion of the pipeline, which is operated by TC Energy, was shut down after the leak was discovered. PART IV
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Native Americans responded to America’s call for soldiers because they understood the need to defend one’s own land, and they understood fundamental concepts of fighting for life, liberty, property, and the pursuit of happiness. (Photo Courtesy Cheryl Davies Blog) RAPID CITY— Before Europeans ever arrived in North America, wars were
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When we do not understand how to effectively deal with anger, we often choose coping methods that are harmful. Here are some unhealthy ways of coping with anger: • Putting anger down. We deny anger or repress it. Some of us like to keep our “nice person” image and not
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Dan Snethen Director confering with Albert Two Bears III (Rolly, male lead) (Photo courtesy Mark St Pierre) KYLE—“Mallard’s Road,” a film starring local Lakota actors will have its World Premiere at Hollywood’s famous Chinese Theater, November 24th. The film is a first on many levels of American and Native American
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The Prairie Island Nuclear Generating Plant sits just 600 yards from the border of the Prairie Island Indian Community in Minnesota. Highly radioactive nuclear waste is stored at the facility. WASHINGTON, DC—A bipartisan bill introduced in the U.S. House of Representatives paves the way for the Prairie Island Indian Community
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Special talks and exhibits will be presented November 2 at Wind Cave in celebration of exploring 150 miles of explored passages. (NPS Photo) WIND CAVE – On Saturday, November 2, Wind Cave is celebrating its 150th mile of exploration with special talks and activities. Programs include hearing exploration stories from
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Dom Clucas (right) giving a signature cut at Black Hills Barbershop. (Photo courtesy Dom Clucas) RAPID CITY— In a world of nothing but bald men, Dom Clucas might have chosen the wrong profession. Being the best barber, maybe in all of West River, wouldn’t count for much then. But most
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Crowd outside Federal Judge Lawrence L. Piersol’s courtroom in Rapid City rallied peacefully in June at his hearing to determine if South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem’s 2019 legislation violates the First Amendment guarantees of oil pipeline resisters. (Photo COURTESY / Andy Johnson) RAPID CITY – Native and other grassroots pipeline
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The meme in this photo was taken from the video produced during an incident last week in which a police officer is seen using violent physical actions to break up a fight. The students were in middle school. ideo Credit: FACEBOOK/Natalie Stites Means RAPID CITY – Reaction to the videos
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Let me tell you about Mr. and Mrs. R, a couple I recently saw in my office. When they came in, they recounted an argument they’d had the previous Friday. They’d started the day in bed, cuddling and snuggling affectionately. But then Mr. R felt his wife resisting. He snapped
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