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Prison hearings may be scheduled by Fayette County commissioners
Fayette County commissioners are considering setting up a series of public hearings to gather input on a proposed new prison before any action is taken.
On Sept. 17 the board will consider authorizing at hearings and setting dates and locations.
During an agenda meeting on Tuesday, Terry Ryan of German Township suggested the county hold the meetings.
All three commissioners said they favor the idea. Commissioner Angela Zimmerlink said the meetings should be scheduled after a needs-assessment study is presented to the prison board on Sept. 25, but before commissioners take any official action on hiring architects or opening a temporary women's annex to alleviate overcrowding.
Commissioners will discuss the idea and consider formal action when they meet at 10 a.m. Sept. 17 at the Public Service Building in Uniontown.
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Lyndell Joy Bartlett, age 37, of LaPlante, SD, surrounded by her loving family, entered the Spirit World on Wednesday, March 26, 2014 at the Cheyenne River Health Center.
Grateful for sharing her life are her mother, Evelyn Veaux of LaPlant, SD. Brothers: Herb (Ronda) LaVaux, Texas, Tiokasin Veaux, New York, Thom (Deb) LaVeaux, Bozeman, Montana, Terrance (Gina) Veo, Eagle Butte, SD, Leon (Carla) Veaux, Eagle Butte, SD, Steven (Janine) Bartlett, Eagle Butte, SD, Clinton Bartlett, Eagle Butte, SD, Leonard and Wade Bartlett, Rapid City, SD; Edward Bartlett of Wanblee, SD., John Bartlett, Pierre, SD., and George "Little Joe" Bartlett. Sisters: Lori Bartlett, Dupree, SD, and Lorencia Bartlett, Rapid City, SD, Ruth Brown of Wanblee, SD. Uncles: Marvin Bartlett, Kadoka, SD. George Lester Bartlett, Bemidji, MN. Many nieces and nephews, grandnieces and grandnephews. She is preceded in death by her father Rudy Bartlett, grandparents George and Ellen (Handboy) Bartlett, and a nephew Ramsey Bartlett.
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