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Pine Ridge marks tornado anniversary
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JUNE 5, 2000 One year ago on June 4 and June 5, as many as six tornadoes struck the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota, causing the death of one. A director for the Federal Emergency Management Agency said he was impressed with the way the Lakota community came together to respond to the destruction. Get the Story:
Pine Ridge Reservation Marks One-Year Anniversary Of Fatal Tornado (AP 6/5)
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