Clips

Pierre Capital Journal (links for online version; paywall limit is 5 stories)

• High Lake Sharpe levels fluctuating less, but Rounds still pressing policy questions
• Stanley County bites bullet on WAPA pole yard tax abatement; chewing on PILT won’t help much
• South Dakota horse racing: Betting on a longshot
• More than a leather ball in an iron hoop
• Special Fort Pierre council meeting on Monday: Missouri bridge design choices
• Most SD counties getting younger, state still getting older
• New population estimates: Hughes County half a point up; Stanley County slips by a half point
• New numbers, old story for South Dakota cities: Over half estimated to be shrinking
• Buffy: A buffalo now herd on high for Christmas at the Capitol
• Young barber means smooth shave to future for Loesch family
• Behind a velvet curtain: How “Saddlegate” wound up in the newspaper
• Army Sgt. Philip J. Iyotte: Finally home again in South Dakota

Madison Daily Leader (.pdf files from print)

• July 4th in Ramona: Eggcellence
• Estimates: Lake Co. population grew 2.54 percent from 2015 to 2016
• Prairie Village Variety Show: What if Gov. Daugaard performed?
• Wentworth tax deed property sells at auction for $6,000

Ann Arbor Chronicle (links to website archived by Ann Arbor District Library)

• By Precinct: How Taylor Won Ann Arbor 
• Verdict Returned on Attorney’s Violin
• Peter Pollack obit (internal anchor link)
• 2014 Pre-Primary Finance: Donor Analysis
• Waste as Resource: Ann Arbor’s 5-Year Plan
• Ann Arbor Audit Clean, But Issues Identified