Sunday,  January 13, 2013 • Vol. 13--No. 178 • 20 of 33 •  Other Editions

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granite boulders whitened from weathering and adorned with 2-inch cup-shaped indentations that have a symbolic or spiritual purpose.
• The entire Blood Run site could eventually encompass some 1,400 acres in South Dakota and Iowa. The department's master plan calls for entrance roads, a visitors center, historic preservation and interpretation, group and rustic camping areas, ceremonial sites and a pedestrian bridge linking the South Dakota and Iowa sides.
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SD awards $325K in tobacco prevention grants

• PIERRE, S.D. (AP) -- The South Dakota Tobacco Control Program has awarded $325,000 in grant funding to 13 community-school partnerships.
• Each partnership was granted $25,000 to improve tobacco prevention and control efforts in their communities.
• The partnerships carry out a variety of tobacco prevention activities throughout the year.
• Colleen Winter is director of health and medical services for the South Dakota Department of Health.
• She says tobacco use is the leading cause of preventable death in South Dakota and the United States. She says coalitions can help reduce tobacco's impact on communities.
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Saturday's Scores
The Associated Press

• WRESTLING
• Aberdeen Central 34, Brandon Valley 24
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Tri-Valley Invitational
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Pipestone, 228 points
• Tri-Valley, 176
• Dell Rapids, 164
• Garretson, 158
• Flandreau, 142
• Miller/Highmore-Harrold, 139
• Elk Point-Jefferson, 121
• Parker, 83
• Kimball/White Lake, 39

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