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NEWS RELEASES FOR 2002

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January

January 22, 2002...Federal Officials Award Telemedicine Grant

January 18, 2002...President Bush and Secretary Veneman Kick Off 4-H Centennial Anniversary

January 17, 2002...USDA Rural Development Recognizes Top Ten Housing Lenders in South Dakota

February

February 28, 2002...Dorthy Wright Honored for Length of Federal Service

February 22, 2002...Veneman Names John Rosso as Rural Business-Cooperative Services Administrator

February 15, 2002...Federal Employees Recognized for Length of Service

February 15, 2002...Federal Employees Recognized for Length of Service

February 14, 2002...Federal Employees Recognized for Length of Service

February 6, 2002...Assisted Living Facility in the Northern Black Hills Receives Funding

March

March 29, 2002...USDA Rural Development Recognizes CorTrust of Mitchell as one of the Top Ten Housing Lenders

March 6, 2002...Belle Fourche Development Corporation Receives Federal Grant

March 6, 2002...Assisted Living Facility Breaks Ground in the Northern Black Hills

March 5, 2002...Rural Development Offers $114 Million to Build and Repair Rural Rental Housing

March 4, 2002...Patti Ebeling of Yankton Recognized for Federal Service

April

April 26, 2002...USDA Affirms Commitment to Fair Housing

April 24, 2002...Veneman Announces $1.4 Million in Loans and Grants for Three South Dakota Projects

April 24, 2002...26 States to Receive $2.5 Million in Rural Development Assistance

April 22, 2002...Rural Development Marks Earth Day, Announces $108 Million in Rural Water and Wastewater Projects

April 17, 2002...Rural Development Receives Mark Trail Award

April 11, 2002...USDA Announces 22 States to Receive Over $5 Million in Rural Development Assistance

April 11, 2002...USDA Announces $203 Million for Rural Housing Loans, Guarantees, and Grants

May

May 30, 2002...June Designated as National Homeownership Month

May 23, 2002...Applicants Selected to Receive $4 Million in Rural Business Development Assistance

May 22, 2002...Federal Funding for Two Area Communities

May 20, 2002...Federal Officials Award Funding for Sewer Collection System

May 20, 2002...Federal Officials Award Funds for Day Care Center

May 16, 2002...USDA Launches Farm Bill Implementation Website

May 15, 2002...Veneman to Discuss  Farm Bill Implementation with USDA Employees

May 1, 2002...USDA Rural Development Honored with 'Regional Director's Award':  BIA Recognizes Investments in Indian Country by Federal Partner

June

June 21, 2002...USDA Rural Development Officials Make Presentation During Oti Kaga Open House

June 7, 2002...Applicants Selected to Receive $3.1 Million in Rural Business Development Assistance

June 6, 2002...Federal Officials Attend Open House for Third Street and Minnesota Avenue Apartments

June 5, 2002...Federal and Banking Officials Award Housing Designations and Funding

July

July 19, 2002...Federal Officials Award Housing Preservation Funding to Beadle and Spink County Enterprise Community (BASEC)

July 10, 2002...Zwemke Retires After 33 Years of Federal Service

July 9, 2002...Candidates Solicited for National Board on Rural America

July 9, 2002...USDA Announces Deadline for Value Added Development Grants

July 2, 2002...Federal Officials Attend Kimball School Groundbreaking

July 1, 2002...24 States Selected for $6.1 Million in Rural Development Assistance

August

August 21, 2002...Federal Officials Present Funding for New Generator

August 20, 2002...Veneman Announces Nearly $700 Million in Economic Development Projects For Rural Communities

August 15, 2002...USDA Attends Open House for Lemmon Hospital Addition

August 12, 2002...Federal Officials Attend Philip Groundbreaking

August 6, 2002...USDA approves $16.5 Million for Economically Troubled Rural Communities

August 5, 2002...Federal Employee Honored for Years of Service

September

September 27, 2002...USDA Announces Nearly $21 Million for Rural Economic Development in South Dakota

September 17, 2002...32 States to Receive Over $6.8 Million in Rural Development Assistance

September 11, 2002...Federal Employee Retires After 23 Years of Service

September 4, 2002...$5 Million in Rural Cooperative Development Grants to Foster Economic Development In 19 States

October

October 31, 2002...USDA Rural Development Recognizes South Dakota Housing Development Authority

October 31, 2002...Local Rural Development Office Receives Award

October 31, 2002...Local Rural Development Office Recognized for Housing Program Accomplishments

October 29, 2002...Federal Employee Receives National Recognition

October 22, 2002...Farmer Co-op Sales, Income Climb in 2001

October 22, 2002...USDA Unveils Plan to Increase Minority Homeownership in Rural America

October 22, 2002...National Enterprise Development Corporation Awarded $510,000 and Planning and Development District III Awarded $75,000

October 22, 2002...South Dakota Farmers Union Awarded $450,000 and South Dakota Agricultural Producer Ventures Awarded $150,000

October 22, 2002...Federal Rural Development Official Make Awards

November

November 22, 2002...USDA to Hold Public Meeting on Expanding Rural Renewable Energy Systems

November 12, 2002...USDA Rural Development Recognizes Top Lenders in South Dakota

November 6, 2002...Federal Officials Make Awards in Local Communities

December

December 6, 2002...Federal Officials Attend Rural Water Meeting

December 3, 2002...USDA Officials Present Funding for Revolving Loan Fund

 

News Releases for 2001

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