Mni Waste water project on hold due to budget shortfall

  • Timber Lake Panther senior Treyton DuPreez dives for a loose ball in front of Tiospaye Topa’s Steven Garnette during boys hoops action on Saturday. The Panthers are 6-2 and riding a five-game win streak into meetings with Herreid-Selby on Thursday, Jan. 16, and winless Aberdeen Christian in Redfield on Saturday, Jan. 18. Find more sports on Pages 8-10 and 12. Photos by Marie DuPreez
    Timber Lake Panther senior Treyton DuPreez dives for a loose ball in front of Tiospaye Topa’s Steven Garnette during boys hoops action on Saturday. The Panthers are 6-2 and riding a five-game win streak into meetings with Herreid-Selby on Thursday, Jan. 16, and winless Aberdeen Christian in Redfield on Saturday, Jan. 18. Find more sports on Pages 8-10 and 12. Photos by Marie DuPreez

    The extension of the Mni Waste water line to Timber Lake is postponed. That was the news from Mni Waste Water Manager Leo “Earp” Fischer to the Timber Lake City board last week.

    Fischer spoke to the board via telephone at its regular meeting on January 8. He said that Phase 1 of the N63 Project - to extend the line up Highway 63 to the O’Leary hill and build a storage tank there - has been fully fu…