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Harrington: Spring means fishing in South Dakota

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By Nick Harrington Verified
| Mitchell Daily Republic Verified
A sure sign of spring in South Dakota, especially for anglers, is when boats begin to bloom along Interstate 90. Anglers from across the state and region begin flocking to the Missouri River to set out on their first open water trips of the season and take advantage of the excellent spring fishing both Lake Francis Case and Lake Sharpe can provide.
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Doctors dispel breast cancer myths, highlight importance of screening

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By Nick Harrington Verified
| WLUK-TV (Green Bay, WI) Verified
(WLUK) -- Doctors are looking to educate Wisconsinites on one of the most common cancers for women. Doctors are looking to educate Wisconsinites on one of the most common cancers for women Oct. 4, 2022. (WLUK) “Every one minute, a woman is diagnosed with breast cancer," said Dr. Colette Salm-Schmid, a Prevea Health Breast Surgeon. "And every 13 minutes, a woman dies of breast cancer.” She says most people hear myths about breast cancer and think they're true.
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New dual-language signs welcome visitors to Oneida Reservation

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By Nick Harrington Verified
| WLUK-TV (Green Bay, WI) Verified
ONEIDA (WLUK) -- New signs will be greeting travelers as their vehicles enter the Oneida Reservation. A ceremony was held Friday morning unveiling new dual-language signs on state highways at the boundaries of the reservation. The tribe has been working with the Wisconsin Department of Transportation to make this happen. Oneida Chairman Tehassi Hill says the signs are an important part of marking the boundaries of Oneida territory. “I guess we were just lucky with the timing.
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