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Shannon Marvel

Pierre, South Dakota
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SDREA Communications Specialist / Editor, former news reporter

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Shannon Marvel’s Journalist Portfolio

Dakota Access pipeline leaked 84 gallons of crude oil in Spink County

Dakota Access pipeline leaked 84 gallons of crude oil in Spink County

A leaky surge pump along the Dakota Access oil pipeline spilled 84 gallons of crude oil in April at the pump …

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Child placement bill discussed protecting religious beliefs

Child placement bill discussed protecting religious beliefs

Three state lawmakers defended a bill that would protect private child placement agencies who refuse to provi…

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Mobridge man who raped and killed Standing Rock woman granted parole

Mobridge man who raped and killed Standing Rock woman granted parole

A Mobridge man will be released from prison after completing 23 years of his 100-year sentence for pleading g…

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Parents sue school district claiming physical, emotional abuse of children with disabilities

Parents sue school district claiming physical, emotional abuse of children with disabilities

Three sets of parents have filed a civil lawsuit against the Aberdeen School District claiming the rights of …

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Nearly $900K in property taxes paid in protest by people unhappy with ag assessments

Nearly $900K in property taxes paid in protest by people unhappy with ag assessments

Hundreds of agriculture land owners in Brown County are paying their property taxes in protest based on the "…

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Daughter's death while in care of SDDC questioned

Daughter's death while in care of SDDC questioned

The question on Marta Trickey's mind for the last five months has been whether her daughter would be alive ha…

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Groton School Board works to convince voters $31M upgrade is best option

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By Shannon Marvel, Elisa Sand Verified, Elizabeth Varin
| The Aberdeen Insider
Members of the Groton Area School Board are working to help taxpayers in the district understand why they are being asked to help pay for a significant overhaul of the middle and high school. The $31 million project would include: Construction of a new classroom addition to replace the 1934 building. Demolition of the existing 1934 building and second-floor 1957 classrooms.
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Leola Data Center conditional use permit request tabled once more

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By Elisa Sand Verified, Shannon Marvel
| The Aberdeen Insider
The fate of a conditional use permit for a proposed data center near Leola still hangs in limbo. On Tuesday,... Remember Me
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K.O. Lee Aberdeen Public Library, Northern State to benefit from Knight Foundation grants

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By Elisa Sand Verified, Shannon Marvel
| The Aberdeen Insider
K.O. Lee Aberdeen Public Library and Northern State University will benefit from Knight Foundation grants. The foundation announced 29 grants... Remember Me
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Interview

What was your first job as a journalist?

Huron Daily Plainsman

Who do you wish followed you?

Bob Vila

Aside from your own, what's your favorite publication to read?

Family Handyman

Awards

SDNA Better Newspaper Contest

2018 - Best News Series

Best News Series, 1st place for Keystone Pipeline spill coverage Judge’s comments: “ Dogged pursuit of the facts results in an outstanding series that covers all of the bases. This is why journalism remains relevant and important to our nation.”