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Sioux Falls · Sioux FallsSIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) - The vision for a new convention center in downtown Sioux Falls now relies on some charity from community partners and developers. The Riverline Steering Committee met today to discuss next steps and decided, for them, it's time for a pause. A lot along East 10th Street is now empty after the demolition of the former Department of Social Services building. Now owned by the City, the proposed plan for the land is a new c…See the Story
Riverline committee pauses work, seeks community buy-in
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Government Shutdown · DenverToday, the federal government shutdown is threatening food access for over 600,000 Coloradans, half of whom are children, who rely on SNAP to get the food they need to be healthy and thrive. Starting November 1, SNAP food access will be cut off because of the federal government shutdown. Having enough food is essential for kids to grow and learn in school, for parents and families to work, and to maintain health and wellbeing. Holding SNAP food …See the Story
[Opinion] The government shutdown will cause Colorado families to go hungry (Opinion)
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Sioux Falls · Sioux FallsCrisis averted.The organizer of an annual law enforcement dinner said Tuesday afternoon that U.S. Border Czar Tom Homan will address the dinner.“We have never had a bigger demand from law enforcement to attend the event than this year,” Sioux Falls lawyer Scott Abdallah said. “Obviously, this government shutdown could not have come at a worse time for our event. But, Mr. Homan is still looking forward to addressing our law enforcement officers t…See the Story
