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South Dakota to consult with tribes about newest state park


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The South Dakota Department of Game, Fish and Parks will meet with tribes next month to discuss the state's newest park.

A bill that created the 615-acre Good Earth State Park at Blood Run was signed into law last week. The site was a major trading post and ceremonial village for tribes in the region up until the 1700s.

The meeting with tribes will take place April 8, the Associated Press reported.

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Tribes to meet with state officials to discuss development of new South Dakota state park (AP 3/27)

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