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Vermillion Before the 1881 Flood - Vimarsana News

Vermillion Before the 1881 Flood

Most of Vermillion, South Dakota was destroyed by a Missouri River flood in the spring of 1881. The town was rebuilt on higher ground.

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Elders remember their childhoods at Indian Boarding Schools - Vimarsana News

Elders remember their childhoods at Indian Boarding Schools

The Heart of All Oral History project is an audio series developed by Little Wound School with support from the National Endowment for the Humanities. The project aims to preserve the oral traditions of the Lakota people and preserve the stories of elders in the community.In a new episode, elders share memories of time at Indian boarding schools, and how those experiences shaped their childhoods.

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Government land conservation is soaring in South Dakota, but some fear a reversal - Vimarsana News

Government land conservation is soaring in South Dakota, but some fear a reversal

A federal program pays farmers to keep marginal land out of crop production, and South Dakota enrollments are higher than they’ve been since the 1990s.That helps wildlife and the environment. But market forces could reverse the trend.

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"Nostalgic Feast" with Laurel Lather - Vimarsana News

"Nostalgic Feast" with Laurel Lather

We talk with restauranteur Laurel Lather about her new book — part cookbook, part memoir, part manifesto.

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Sanford joins long-term COVID research - Vimarsana News

Sanford joins long-term COVID research

Sanford Research joins a study that will focus on the long-term effects of COVID-19. RECOVER is a program led by the National Institutes of Health and includes more than 30 research teams nationwide.

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