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Construction continues, and more things to know for this week

The school board will recognize ARTS for ALL student award winners.  It will also hear an operational update and discuss considerations for COVID-19 mitigation strategies, in addition to looking at end of the year activities.    New Richmond Council The New Richmond Council will host a regular meeting at 7 p.m. on Monday, May 10.  The council will look at construction services for the police department building project. The renovation of the current station at Campus Drive was put in motion earlier this year. The renovations are necessary to turn the former bank building into a fully functional police station.  Council will also discuss construction services for the 2021 street and utility projects, including work on Eighth Street and Pierson Avenue. 

Construction continues on Highway 35 through Hudson and North Hudson, and more things to know for this week

The school board will recognize ARTS for ALL student award winners.  It will also hear an operational update and discuss considerations for COVID-19 mitigation strategies, in addition to looking at end of the year activities.    New Richmond Council The New Richmond Council will host a regular meeting at 7 p.m. on Monday, May 10.  The council will look at construction services for the police department building project. The renovation of the current station at Campus Drive was put in motion earlier this year. The renovations are necessary to turn the former bank building into a fully functional police station.  Council will also discuss construction services for the 2021 street and utility projects, including work on Eighth Street and Pierson Avenue. 

Sioux Falls Council repeals ordinance allowing curbside garbage pickup during pandemic

Sioux Falls Council repeals ordinance allowing curbside garbage pickup during pandemic The Sioux Falls City Council has repealed an ordinance that required residents to put garbage containers curbside if their garbage hauler requested it. The ordinance, which was passed in April 2020 and repealed Tuesday evening in a 8-0 vote, was aimed at helping local garbage haulers facing workforce problems during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic to save time during pickup. Its repeal means the city s previous rules on garbage will once more be in effect, requiring garbage cans to be stored in an inconspicuous place and not put on the curb for pickup.