While not directly stating Ravnsborg s situation is a catalyst in his decision, Jackley said restoring public confidence in the attorney general s office is paramount.
An ancient bone fragment holds clues
How did dogs get to the Americas? An ancient bone fragment holds clues.
March 2, 2021
The history of dogs has been intertwined, since ancient times, with that of the humans who domesticated them. But how far back does that history go in the Americas and which route did dogs use to enter that part of the world?
A U.S. National Science Foundation-funded study led by researchers at the University at Buffalo provides insight into these questions. The results show that a bone fragment found in Southeast Alaska belongs to a dog that lived in the region about 10,150 years ago. Scientists say the bone a piece of a femur represents the oldest confirmed remains of a domestic dog in the Americas.
Former South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley will try to get his old job back in 2022.
Jackley announced his intention to run for AG in the next election, yesterday (March 1, 2021).
“After receiving countless phone calls and emails from supporters across the state, I have decided to announce my candidacy for Attorney General”, said Marty Jackley.
“My service as Attorney General, United States Attorney and as a small-town State’s Attorney has prepared me to again undertake the important role the Attorney General has in working with law enforcement in keeping our families safe” said Jackley.
“There is nothing more important than the public’s safety – and the public’s confidence in our ability to keep our families safe. I will be working hard to earn the support of the voters once again, so I can go back to work fighting to keep South Dakota safe.” said Jackley.
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Home / Obituaries / Obituaries: Elden W. Butzbaugh Jr., 83; Dan A. Darnell, 75; John A. Ferroli, 62; Keith L. Zerschling, 94
Obituaries: Elden W. Butzbaugh Jr., 83; Dan A. Darnell, 75; John A. Ferroli, 62; Keith L. Zerschling, 94
Elden W. Butzbaugh Jr., 83
St. Joseph attorney Elden W. Butzbaugh Jr. died at home Feb. 17. He was 83.
Mr. Butzbaugh earned his undergraduate degree and an MBA from Western Michigan University. He went on to earn his law degree from the University of Michigan Law School, and then began his legal career with Patrick J. Kinney, Attorney At Law, in St. Joseph.
A few years later Mr. Butzbaugh formed his own firm, Elden W. Butzbaugh Jr., Attorney At Law. He hired Robert J. Ehrenberg, and formed Butzbaugh & Ehrenberg Trial Attorneys in St. Joseph.