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Set hearing on work projects By PHIL MONSON A first reading updating an ordinance to allow residents to have chickens on their property passed on a 3-2 vote by the Humboldt City Council at their meeting on Monday night, June 15. Council members Joel Goodell, Matt Dominick and Ann Phillips voted yes. Council members John Sleiter and Kirk Whittlesey voted no. Goodell, who made the motion for approval, along with the rest of the council, voiced support having the required three votes of approval before becoming final. “Just a quick run-through of what we discussed at the past meeting, it has the rooster restriction, a limit of six hens, setback requirements, inspection and permitting process and the adjoining neighbor sign-off provision,” Humboldt City Administrator Cole Bockelmann said. “Keeping the neighbor sign-off provision is important if we are going to pass the ordinance,” Sleiter said. “Now that we have posted what we are thinking about doing, I want to allow for more feedback.

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Lars Kieffer missed the first 11 games of the season with an ankle injury. His return is benefiting Rapid City Christian boys basketball.

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The U.S. Department of Labor changes surrounding H-2A workers proves to be a problem for many producers looking to hire.

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WASHINGTON Russia has long sought to inject disinformation into U.S. political discourse. Now, it’s got a new angle: paying Americans to do the work. This week’sindictment of two Russian state media employeeson charges that they paid a Tennessee company to create pro-Russian content has renewed concerns about foreign meddling in the November election while revealing […]

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Researchers have engineered a remarkably minimal RNA molecule, just 45 nucleotides long, capable of catalyzing its own replication. This groundbreaking

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Aging comes with many transitions, and for seniors in Texas, renewing a driver’s license is one of the most crucial

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WEST BEND, Wis. - William Robert "Bill" Sivula, age 84, passed away on Saturday, Nov. 19, 2022, at Froedtert West Bend Hospital. Bill was born on Sept. 17, 1948, in Hurley, to Tauno and Vieno (nee Salli) Sivula. Bill enjoyed restoring old tractors, going up to Saxon for the county fair to help out when he could and spending time with family, especi...