Okoboji Music on the Green, why not Sioux Falls? (H/T – GP)
l3wis 
August 2013
PLAN TO ATTEND THE ‘SON’ PETITION SIGNING & NOTARY NIGHT THIS EVENING!!!
Petition Circulators:Â Please turn in all signatures that you have collected so far so that we have an estimate of where we are at!
Notary’s will be present from 5 – 8:30 pm - PLEASE BRING YOUR PHOTO ID!!
All Sioux Falls registered voters are encouraged to stop by to sign the official petition and show their support of smart growth in the city.
When: TODAY (8/20/13) from 5:00 pm – 8:30 pm
Where:Â 7601 S Audie Ave (on the corner of 85th & Audie Avenue)
Riverfest’s poor food vendor planning pays off
I would say Riverfest was a success in bringing people downtown. The irony is the poor planning on having food vendors ironically paid off for DT restaurants. Almost every restaurant on Phillips was full or on a wait. Maybe organizers did that on purpose so that fest goers would dine at DT eateries. Either way, it paid off.
The other irony of it was everyone had to leave the river front to get a bite to eat (unless you ate at Falls Landing or Wild Sage).
So Riverfest brought people to the river, then pushed them to the main drag and attraction of DT, Phillips Avenue, not the Sioux River.
I’m just saying.
governor 2010
Governor Mark Sanford
Governor Moose Drool
Governor Rick Perry
Governor Rounds
Governor Sean Parnell
Oligopolies
Not sure what to think of this;
A former University of South Dakota law professor announced Friday that he plans to run for governor as an independent candidate.
Mike Myers taught health care law and elder law at USD for 23 years. He also worked in the early 1960s for the Argus Leader and the Sioux City Journal.
But it’s in health care where Myers has his most significant experience. He was CEO of Mayo-St. Mary’s Hospital in Rochester, Minn., and an executive with other hospitals.
Myers has been an outspoken critic of the vertically integrated health systems reflected by Sanford Health and Avera McKennan, which he called “oligopolies.†And he said that health care and criticism of “corporate medicine†will be the crux of his campaign.
The Dems would be smart to get behind him and not have a candidate of their own. The amazing part is he is about 900x smarter then our current governor, and has given the middle finger to the political party system.
This will be fun. Dennis better get out his cod piece.
The tallest building in SD? The first 3 floors will be full of . . .
IMAGE: KDLT – Jeff Scherschligt, Managing Partner of Cherapa Place
I still shake my head and wonder how DT development helps me, or adds to my bottom line? We continue to be no different then Washington DC, we allow big business and development to take our tax dollars for THEIR benefit. Not ours.
Still wondering what constructing the tallest building in DTSF would accomplish? For me? A taxpaying citizen that contributes to this community. Bragging rights?
You want to develop on some dirty old RR tracks? Great. Buy it yourself, don’t allow taxpayers to be the broker.