FOUR ON TO STATE INTERP

11/27/2024 06:50 AM

Britton-Hecla High School qualified four entries for the State Oral Interpretation Festival Dec. 6 and 7 in Sturgis. Oliver Moeckly will be entered in both oratory and duo with partner Jerod Nebrida. Paisley Bray will compete in poetry, and Carter Chapin qualified in storytelling. Moeckly, Nebrida, Bray, and Chapin teamed up with Braydon Casey and are alternates in reader’s theatre. Lillian Boyko represented the team in humorous, and Caitlyn Casey was in the serious category. The team won third place in a close race for Region IV Class A champs among nine area schools. Great Plains Lutheran won and Aberdeen Roncalli placed second. Pictured, left to right, Moeckly, Bray, Chapin, and Nebrida.

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Poll: END OR RETAIN EXPANDED MEDICAID COVERAGE? South Dakota voters will decide in November on a proposed constitutional amendment that would end the state’s expanded Medicaid coverage if the federal government’s share of funding for the expansion falls below 90%. The expansion, approved by voters in 2022, provides Medicaid eligibility to certain adults ages 19 to 64 with incomes up to the federal limit established by the constitutional amendment. The proposed amendment would remove that expanded coverage if the federal funding level drops below 90%. If the election were held today, how would you vote?

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