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A proposed ordinance that would have changed the zoning of land bordering the Missouri River from NRC Natural Resource Conservation to RR Rural Residential failed to be approved by the Clay County Commission on its second reading at the commissioners’ Tuesday meeting.

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As of last month, the Jail/Law Enforcement Center Facility Committee that has been working on the eventual construction of a new Clay County Jail and Law Enforcement Center that will house the offices of the Clay County Sheriff’s Department and the Vermillion Police Department had settled on…

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Vermillions second and third-graders have been busy in recent weeks, composing letters to Santa. Here, some share their letters to the man in red.

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Vermillion – The Vermillion Area Chamber & Development Company (VCDC) hosted an official ribbon cutting for the new Runnings location on April 30, from 9 to 10 a.m. The grand opening week which ran from Friday, April 30 through Sunday, May 2, featured over $10,000 in prizes, giveaways an…

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Vermillion, SD., April 27th, 2021 – The Vermillion Area Chamber & Development Company (VCDC) hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony to welcome a new business, Hometown Roots Salon on Thursday April 29, starting at 5 p.m. Following the ceremony, an open house was held at the salon until 7 p.m. …

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Consider the 1862 Dakota Uprising in Minnesota from the perspective of Sarah Wakefield. At the time of the Uprising, Sarah was married to a government physician on the Dakota (or Sioux) reservation. She was captured with her two young children the first morning of the outbreak. Her relations…

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With the close of one year and the start of another, it’s customary to set goals, or resolutions, to guide one during the new year. Here, Vermillion fourth graders share what they are resolving for 2021.

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Editor’s Note: Fifth Graders at St. Agnes Elementary School share what they are grateful for with readers of the Vermillion Plain Talk.

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Next week, families across the nation will pause to celebrate Thanksgiving in a variety of ways. Like many students, Vermillion first-graders are excited for the holiday and are looking forward to participating in traditional and non-traditional activities. Here’s what some Vermillion first-…

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For many families, turkey is an important part of the Thanksgiving meal. This year, first-graders at St. Agnes Catholic School offer the following tips for making the perfect turkey. Bon Appetit!