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Back-to-back bomb threat, bank robbery investigated

MITCHELL, S.D. - Law enforcement authorities were scrambling Tuesday afternoon to unravel the mystery of a back-to-back bomb threat and bank robbery in Mitchell.

By Seth Tupper The Daily Republic , September 17, 2008

Brulé’s Mitchell concert gets approval

Council will continue working on lease for amphitheater
MITCHELL, S.D. — The Mitchell City Council on Monday approved the use of the amphitheater at Lake Mitchell for a three-day concert next summer, with the understanding that work will continue on a potential lease to allow the construction of a fixed-seat performance facility and American Indian cultural center on the grassy area in future years.

By SETH TUPPER DAILY REPUBLIC , September 17, 2008

Dog killed by illegal trap

Trapper will be cited MITCHELL, S.D. - A county resident will be cited for using an illegal trap that captured and killed a pet dog, according to the Davison County state’s attorney’s office.

By Ross Dolan, The Daily Republic , September 08, 2008

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Protection orders on rise

Orders of protection up in S.D.
“Jane” recalls the pushing, shoving and verbal abuse.

By Lisa Kirkie, The Daily Republic , September 08, 2008

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Few inquiries for amphitheater use

Brule's amphitheatre proposal surprises many MITCHELL, S.D. - A new development proposal for the amphitheater at Lake Mitchell has caught some people by surprise, either because they didn’t know or forgot there was an amphitheater at the lake, or because they knew the amphitheater only as a sledding hill.

By Seth Tupper, The Daily Republic , September 08, 2008

Brule aims for amphitheater

Former Worthingtonian Paul LaRoche pitches concept to Mitchell city officials

By Seth Tupper, Daily Republic , September 06, 2008

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Brule may get amphitheater

MITCHELL, S.D. - A plan to create a 3,000-seat amphitheater and American Indian cultural center was pitched Tuesday evening to the Mitchell City Council.

By Seth Tupper The Daily Republic , September 04, 2008

"Plaid shirt robber" said caught

A man suspected of robbing as many as 20 banks in the Midwest is in custody in Missouri, possibly giving closure to a 2007 bank heist in Mitchell that ended with the robber disappearing as police scoured for clues.

By Korrie Wenzel, The Daily Republic , September 02, 2008

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School board member not guilty

MITCHELL, N.D. - Tears and exclamations of joy spilled from Mitchell school board member Eric Christensen’s family Thursday after a jury found him not guilty of two counts of grand theft.

By Seth Tupper, The Daily Republic , August 22, 2008

Mitchell school board member tried for grand theft

Eric Christensen will claim during his criminal trial that he had permission to spend his former employer’s money on personal items, his attorney revealed Monday during the first day of proceedings at the Davison County Courthouse in Mitchell.

By Seth Tupper, The Daily Republic , August 19, 2008

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Councilman pledges own money to lawn bowling

MITCHELL, S.D. - Rod Titze did not convince the Mitchell City Council to give him $13,000 for a lawn bowling course Thursday night at City Hall, but he did convince one council member to make a personal pledge of $1,000.

By Seth Tupper, The Daily Republic , August 15, 2008

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