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Monday 08 February 2010
Dangerous driving conditions in Central South Dakota
Dangerous driving conditions in Central South Dakota
Pierre, SD - South Dakota Department of Transportation officials advise that areas of low visibility and drifting snow along I-90 and surrounding highways in central South Dakota are making travel conditions hazardous.
Increasing wind is causing drifting at bridge ends and in sheltered areas, as well as zero to near zero visibility.Other highways in South Dakota are experiencing similar conditions and drivers are urged to slow down and use extreme caution.
“I strongly encourage people who must travel to visit www.safetravelusa.com or call 511 to check the latest road conditions and travel advisories before heading out,” said Greg Fuller, Director of Operations. “Keep in mind that visibility and road conditions can change rapidly as the storm passes through the South Dakota.”
Gov. Rounds requests flags at half staff Monday in honor of Navy pilot PIERRE, S.D. –Gov. Mike Rounds asks that all flags in the state be flown at half staff on Monday, Feb. 8, 2010, from 8:00 a.m. until sunset, in honor of Navy Lieutenant Clinton Wermers.
Lt. Wermers, a Navy flight instructor, and a Navy student aviator crashed Jan. 23 on a landing approach to the New Orleans Lakefront Airport at New Orleans, Louisiana. Lt. Wermers, a Mount Vernon native, was attached to Training Squadron 6, Whiting Field Naval Air Station, Milton, Fla.
A funeral service for Lt. Wermers will be held on Monday, Feb. 8, 2010, at 11 a.m. CDT at Holy Family Catholic Church in Mitchell.
The Cubs Double Header that was to be broadcast live on KPLO can be heard at www.dakotaradiogroup.com this Tuesday, February 9 starting at 6:30 pm. The next game will be Monday, February 22 as the Cubs take on Stanley County at 8 pm
In “I Never Saw Another Butterfly” - the CHS one act performance on Saturday, Jan. 30 - characters tell the story of the Holocaust through children’s eyes as they are held in a concentration camp. Here, the Nazi German soldiers force the Jewish to leave their homes, friend and family for Terezin.Under direction of Trisha Burke and Holly Pusch, the one act took second place at region.
Superior Acting Awards went to Debbi Jones and Lizzie VanErt. Those receiving acting nominations were Nathan Iversen, Tanner Hall and Lashana Leiferman. Chamberlain students will perform at state at Brandon Valley High School on Thursday, Feb. 4 at 4:15 pm.
The one act also performed Monday night as part of a special performance at Brandon with other Sioux Falls area schools. State competition runs February 4-6.
Main character Raza (Debbi Jones) and special friend Honza (Nathan Iversen) share their sad goodbyes. The story is told through Raza’s perspective, based on a true story.