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Yankton Daily Press & Dakotan PAGE 9B Saturday, October 4, 2008 DISCOVERYDedication2008 LEFT: Work on the Discovery Bridge proect progressed through the autumn and winter months, as this photo, shot on Nov. 6, 2007, indicates. RIGHT: Even though winter wound up lingering until nearly May, it did little to slow down construction crews who worked steadily to move the bridge forward. This photo was shot in early April 2008 as a wintry spring storm brushed past the area. P&D FILE PHOTO LEFT: Of course, work on the Discovery Bridge involved more than the structure itself. In this photo shot in late July 2008, crews are seen working on the slopes and earthen bars on the Nebraska side of the river. (P&D File Photo) LEFT AND BELOW: In September 2008, the final product was beginning to take shape, including the rise of the light spires that figure to become one of the signature characteristics of the Discovery Bridge. (P&D File Photos) It s time to bridge the gap between you and your dream. Whether that dream is a new or remodeled home, a car or even a new toy, like a motorcycle we want to help! We will be there to help you see your dream though on any scale. Come see us today for all your loan needs. ervices Federal Credit Union enter609 W. 21st, Yankton, www.scfcu.net GROUP From Page 4B All agreed that the committee itself has done worthwhile work and the foundations it has laid will pay dividends in the years ahead. It s been an excellent group to work with, Noecker said. I think this has shown some real cooperation between Nebraska and South Dakota. People have really learned to work together and have realized how important this bridge is to the future of both states. I think we re going to see the economic benefits of it in the future. When local and state officials gather at the foot of the Discovery Bridge Oct. 11 to dedicate the structure, the committee s work will be done, Black said. It will be an exciting and relieving time, he added. This is a banner day not only for our community and northeast Nebraska, but for the traveling public in general, who will be able to cross the Missouri River on a structure that we believe has a lot of integrity, Cappel said. It just shows you what happens when you get people to work together, Noecker said. It s been a good strong effort. I think we re all realizing that our efforts have paid off over the years. Coming Soon! Heating & Cooling Equipment Call 665-3970 for a FREE Estimate! Heating & Air Conditioning 1901 Broadway Yankton 665-3970 Experience South Dakota the Dakota Archery Way Where the Buck Stops & the Hunter Shops EVERYTHING FOR THE OUTDOORSMAN Fishing Hunting Archery Dog Training Reloading Hunting & Fishing Licenses Knives Scopes Scents & Lures Tree Stands Range Finders Clothing & Boots Gun & Bow Cases Decoys Ammunition Game Calls Binoculars Safes & Vaults Custom Carbon & Aluminum Arrows Flashlights Oakley Glasses NFAA Approved Indoor Range & AIS Techno Hunt Range Year-Round Leagues & Tournaments Certified Instructors/Hunters & Bow Hunters Official Measurers Trained Bow Technicians Wild Game Processing Dak a Arc ot Deer Antelope Elk Deboning, Cut to Specs, Wrapped & Frozen, Quality Taxidermy at Fair Prices! Large Selection of New & Used Rifles Shotguns Handguns Black Powder New & Used Hunting & Target Bows Hoyt USA Bear/Jennings PSE Browning Mathews Martin ry he Ya n kto n, S D 2305 East Hwy. 50 Yankton, SD 57078 ORDERS 1-800-658-3094 605-665-8340 FAX 605-665-0787 Open Every Night Until 9 PM dakota-archery.com Visit Our Web Page at
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Yankton Daily Press & Dakotan PAGE 9B Saturday, October 4, 2008 DISCOVERYDedication2008 LEFT: Work on the Discovery Bridge proect progressed through the autumn and winter months, as this photo, shot on Nov. 6, 2007, indicates. RIGHT: Even though winter wound up lingering until nearly May, it did little to slow down construction crews who worked steadily to move the bridge forward. This photo was shot in early April 2008 as a wintry spring storm brushed past the area. P&D FILE PHOTO LEFT: Of course, work on the Discovery Bridge involved more than the structure itself. In this photo shot in late July 2008, crews are seen working on the slopes and earthen bars on the Nebraska side of the river. (P&D File Photo) LEFT AND BELOW: In September 2008, the final product was beginning to take shape, including the rise of the light spires that figure to become one of the signature characteristics of the Discovery Bridge. (P&D File Photos) It s time to bridge the gap between you and your dream. Whether that dream is a new or remodeled home, a car or even a new toy, like a motorcycle we want to help! We will be there to help you see your dream though on any scale. Come see us today for all your loan needs. ervices Federal Credit Union enter609 W. 21st, Yankton, www.scfcu.net GROUP From Page 4B All agreed that the committee itself has done worthwhile work and the foundations it has laid will pay dividends in the years ahead. It s been an excellent group to work with, Noecker said. I think this has shown some real cooperation between Nebraska and South Dakota. People have really learned to work together and have realized how important this bridge is to the future of both states. I think we re going to see the economic benefits of it in the future. When local and state officials gather at the foot of the Discovery Bridge Oct. 11 to dedicate the structure, the committee s work will be done, Black said. It will be an exciting and relieving time, he added. This is a banner day not only for our community and northeast Nebraska, but for the traveling public in general, who will be able to cross the Missouri River on a structure that we believe has a lot of integrity, Cappel said. It just shows you what happens when you get people to work together, Noecker said. It s been a good strong effort. I think we re all realizing that our efforts have paid off over the years. Coming Soon! Heating & Cooling Equipment Call 665-3970 for a FREE Estimate! Heating & Air Conditioning 1901 Broadway Yankton 665-3970 Experience South Dakota the Dakota Archery Way Where the Buck Stops & the Hunter Shops EVERYTHING FOR THE OUTDOORSMAN Fishing Hunting Archery Dog Training Reloading Hunting & Fishing Licenses Knives Scopes Scents & Lures Tree Stands Range Finders Clothing & Boots Gun & Bow Cases Decoys Ammunition Game Calls Binoculars Safes & Vaults Custom Carbon & Aluminum Arrows Flashlights Oakley Glasses NFAA Approved Indoor Range & AIS Techno Hunt Range Year-Round Leagues & Tournaments Certified Instructors/Hunters & Bow Hunters Official Measurers Trained Bow Technicians Wild Game Processing Dak a Arc ot Deer Antelope Elk Deboning, Cut to Specs, Wrapped & Frozen, Quality Taxidermy at Fair Prices! Large Selection of New & Used Rifles Shotguns Handguns Black Powder New & Used Hunting & Target Bows Hoyt USA Bear/Jennings PSE Browning Mathews Martin ry he Ya n kto n, S D 2305 East Hwy. 50 Yankton, SD 57078 ORDERS 1-800-658-3094 605-665-8340 FAX 605-665-0787 Open Every Night Until 9 PM dakota-archery.com Visit Our Web Page at
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