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• New South Dakota poetry anthology debuts at Festival of Books

  A new South Dakota poetry anthology will debut at the South Dakota Festival of Books, September 24-26, at the Holiday Inn City Centre in downtown Sioux Falls.

• SD Man Faces Vehicular Homicide Charge For Bicycle Death

  A motorist accused of killing a Sioux Falls cyclist when he passed out at the wheel has been indicted on a charge of vehicular homicide.

• SD man faces manslaughter charges

  A man originally charged with aggravated assault in a Sioux Falls fight that turned fatal now faces more serious charges.

• Breast cancer bracelets cause stir in SD schools

  This week, Baltic High School joined several schools nationwide to ban the popular bracelets with a message some say is in poor taste.

• Jury to begin deliberations in Sioux Falls malpractice case

  A jury in a Sioux Falls surgeon's malpractice case has taken a break for lunch and this afternoon will begin their deliberations.

• "Papers - The Stories of Undocumented Youth" to be shown in Sioux Falls

  A showing of the documentary film 'Papers - The Stories of Undocumented Youth' will show Friday, Sept.

• Ordinance smokes out SD hospital ad campaign

  Part of a Sioux Falls hospital's new advertising campaign has gone up in smoke. Avera McKennan erected a billboard in the city that had a machine that produced smoke.

• Miss Sudan Beauty Pageant in Sioux Falls: The Morning Show

  Miss Sudan Beauty Pageant: Empowering Women to Reach for Thier Dreams September 4th 2010 at the Washington Pavillion First Place: $500 and a beautiful crown and opportunities for career advancement.

• Labor Day Traffic in the Sioux Empire

  If you or someone you care about feels unsafe behind the wheel after a Labor Day party, a ride home plus a tow for that person's car are available from AAA, at no charge.

• Editorial: Multi-Cultural Center director has right priorities

  It looks as though Christy Nicolaisen will hit the ground running in her new job as executive director of the Multi-Cultural Center.