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March/April 2009
Ospreys, once common to the Missouri River valley, are being re-introduced at Lake Yankton. Photo by Bernie Hunhoff. |
Will the Fish Hawk Return?: Ospreys are making a comeback on the Missouri River. Bonesteel — the Rush is Over: Fishermen replaced the maddening crowds of the 1904 land rush. [read more] The Disappearance of Dr. Fyle: The mystery of Geddes' popular physician. [read more] The Thrill of Bullfighting: Jerry Norton of Mitchell loves the risky business of dodging rodeo bulls. [read more] Saving the Native Language: The fight to revive Lakota and Dakota. [read more] Murdo's 1880 Town: The Hullinger family created a new town from discarded buildings. [read more] The Electric Chair: South Dakota had to borrow a death machine. [read more] Walleye Headquarters: The MoRest Motel in Mobridge will fry your catch for you. [read more] Mobridge's River People: Why river city residents love the "big water" of Lake Oahe. |
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