Secondhand smoke form of child abuse Not feeding children breakfast or leaving them unattended in a car and running into a store is considered neglect in South Dakota. Now, we have to fear arsenic in our drinking water. Kindness still lives in small-town S.D. Kindness is not out of style in South Dakota's small towns. The city's population is increasing steadily. Thousands of new jobs are created each year.
New businesses open regularly, and entertainment options are expanding.
A three-hour blitz Saturday morning will help an old friend. That's when we're counting on hundreds of volunteers to show up for the third annual citywide cleanup of the Sioux Falls bike path. They can go outside and smoke. I don't think any building that has people should have smoking. Because of the second hand smoke.