Broadcaster Press 7 May 9, 2017 www.broadcasteronline.com Intergovernmental Roundtable Held To Discuss Potential Pipeline Protests PIERRE, S.D. – In light of the Dakota Access Pipeline protests which occurred in North Dakota, South Dakota’s state and tribal law enforcement are having public safety discussions. The first strategic planning meeting was held on Friday, April 28, in Mitchell, where participants discussed potential pipeline protests. Tribal Relations Secretary Steve Emery, who attended the roundtable, described the meetings as an opportunity to work together and keep communications open so citizens can exercise their rights in a safe, lawful manner. “It’s important that we bring tribal and state officials together to address possible protests,” said Secretary Emery. “These talks also open the door to discussions of other significant issues law enforcement Governor’s Mansion Tours To Resume face throughout the state; issues such as drug use, emergency management and police training. There are a number of areas where we can work together.” Other roundtable attendees included: Secretary Trevor Jones, Department of Public Safety; Col. Craig Price, SD Highway Patrol; law enforcement officials from the Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe and Yankton Sioux Tribe; and representatives from the Division of Criminal Investigation. “Communication with other agencies is key. In our communities we serve both native and non-native. The tribe and the state are in this together,” said Yankton Sioux Tribe Chief of Police Chris Saunsoci. Two additional regional public safety roundtable discussions are scheduled in Pierre and Wall for this month. PIERRE, S.D. – The seventh season of free weekly tours at the South Dakota Governor’s Mansion will begin next month. First Lady Linda Daugaard said she and the Governor are happy to again open the home on the shore of Capitol Lake to the public. “We are pleased to host another year of summer tours,” Mrs. Daugaard said. “The Governor’s mansion belongs to the people of South Dakota, and Dennis and I invite every South Dakotan to enjoy this special home.” Beginning June 7, weekly public tours will be conducted each Wednesday in June, July and August. This year’s tours will feature Native American art from South Dakota artists, including a print of the Dignity sculpture gifted by Dignity artist Dale Lamphere, South Dakota’s artist laureate. “It’s truly a pleasure to welcome guests to the Governor’s mansion. I know visitors will appreciate the talented display of artwork showcased on this year’s tours,” added Mrs. Daugaard. The 30-minute tours will begin at 1 p.m. CDT and will be conducted by volunteers, including the First Lady. Tour groups will consist of up to 40 people. Public tour tickets, at no charge, must be obtained in advance and will be available only from the Pierre Area Chamber of Commerce. Those interested in a tour should call the Chamber at 605-224-7361. Farm/Ranch Report Results Are In The final results are in for the 2016 Annual Report repairing equipment last year. The one bright spot in operwhich provides a summary of financial data from 99 farms ating expenses was fuel costs, which were down across the enrolled in the South Dakota Farm/Ranch Management board. Another critical area for many farmers is keeping program. Overall, the average operation saw cash exreliable employees on the payroll and hiring custom operapenses reach $774,691 which is down about $100,000 from tors to assist with planting, harvesting, spreading manure, the prior year. Cash farm income of $902,490 also showed etc. According to data gathered, the average farm operaa decrease of over $100,000 which resulted in net cash tion spent $37,000 for those services last year. farm income slightly lower than last year. Both cash grain In addition to spending $775,000 in operating costs, prices and the value of market livestock continue to remain farmers invested an average of $97,000 in capital purchases at sharply lower levels than a few years ago and that has such as land, buildings, machinery, and breeding livestock. resulted in cash farm income falling five straight years. Family living expenses came in $9,000 lower than last year May 12, 2017 – 5:30 pm For most farms enrolled in the program, livestock at $57,169 with 22 percent of those dollars being spent Municipal Service Center, 115 W. Duke production still ranks as the top source of revenue and on healthcare. Given the continued pressure on net farm it therefore represents the biggest area of expenses with income, families have had to adjust their spending habits. Abandon Vehicles: about $291,000 in direct costs. Most of these dollars are Overall, the average farm spent close to $960,000 in the 1984 Volvo DL, 1991 Dodge Sprint, 1992 Buick Century, spent purchasing feeder livestock and buying feed prodareas noted above which is down notably from last year. 1992 Chevrolet Suburban, 1993 Chevrolet 1500 truck, ucts. It should be noted that this activity is a real economThere is now evidence of this sustained downturn in the 1996 Dodge RAM, 1996 Ford Ranger, 1998 Dodge RAM, ic engine for the area as most of the feed is produced and ag economy via lower sales tax revenues throughout the 1999 Pontiac Grand Am, 2000 Chevrolet Cavalier, 2001 processed in South Dakota. entire state of South Dakota. 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Personal property auction to follow. gold, vintage pins, lots of costume jewelry, Redwing crocks, cigar boxes, old -/+days. Title insurance and Full details at www.Dakotarealty.com Classified Ads: games, Dick Tracy candid camera, Royal portable typewriter, Beacon camera, closing costs will be split 50/50 Legal: lots 1, 2, 3, 4, & 5 blk 4 orginal tract JFK death of president. between Buyer and Seller. Taxes Friday at Noon Todd Christensen- Western saddle 15” seat, good youth or ladies saddle. Yankton Co, Utica, SD. will be prorated to the day of USD Foundation- office chairs, filing cabinets, mirrors, lg. picture of Dome, 2016 Taxes: $118.86 closing. Meridian title company of Display Ads: lg. office filing cabinets, sitting chairs, glass table, Ariens snow blower #824 Owner: Marlene Ackerman Yankton County will be the closing Friday at 11AM electric start, lights (like new). agent. Auctioneers are acting as Madsen Auction Service Gary Madsen agents for the seller. 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