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May/June 1988
This photograph was taken at Silver Lake north of Freeman, just as a spring storm passed by, leaving the sky gray-blue like the water. |
Deadwood: You Bet it Has a Future: This Black Hills town is gambling that voters will approve their plan for community restoration. The Tastee Family: A family-style camaraderie has developed in a tiny, ten-stool diner at Yankton. The Porch Swing: Local history written from the front porch. The Judge: For 40 years, Sigurd Anderson served as a public servant – most memorably as governor. But how about that Webster law practice? [read more] Pierre's War Memorials: Two memorials on Capitol Lake salute the men and women who have protected our freedoms. Kyle Evans: Centennial Troubadour: This Wessington Springs farmboy is gaining fans for his true country music. Smalltown, Heal Yourself: Can small towns control their destinies? |
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