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SD Democrats recall Slaight-Hansen as state chair - Vimarsana News

SD Democrats recall Slaight-Hansen as state chair

- Jennifer Slaight-Hansen of Aberdeen is no longer chair of the South Dakota Democratic Party.

Property Rights Round-Up Event set in Pierre to defend private property rights - Vimarsana News

Property Rights Round-Up Event set in Pierre to defend private property rights

A group of property owners is asking other South Dakota property owners to join them in “calling on their government to defend their constitutional private property rights.”

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Landowners for Eminent Domain Reform oppose CO2 pipeline, NOT safe and DON'T need - Vimarsana News

Landowners for Eminent Domain Reform oppose CO2 pipeline, NOT safe and DON'T need

Ed Fischbach, a landowner/farmer from Northern Spink County, is a fourth-generation farmer and opposed the new potential carbon-capturing pipeline construction project proposed by Summit Carbon Solutions. He also disagreed with

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KDJ's Afternoon Roundup: Farmer 'Threatens' to Shoot the Green Pinkos Trying to Steal His Land, Judge Doesn't Blink - Vimarsana News

KDJ's Afternoon Roundup: Farmer 'Threatens' to Shoot the Green Pinkos Trying to Steal His Land, Judge Doesn't Blink

A South Dakota farmer named Jared Bossly is fighting to keep his farm, which has been in his family for four generations, out of the hands of greedy, green, prairie fairies. He is one of roughly 80 fa...

America needs to pay its bills, and elected leaders own landowners an apology: Your letters - Vimarsana News

America needs to pay its bills, and elected leaders own landowners an apology: Your letters

"Not only do landowners feel threatened by the possible use of eminent domain by a private company, they also feel betrayed by the elected officials."