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VOL. 44, NO 43 • TUESDAY, MAY 11, 2021 SEATON PUBLISHING COMPANY, P.O. BOX 7, SPEARFISH, SD • 605-642-2761
Read the Prospector online @ www.bhpioneer.com
Inserts: • Bomgaars • Fleet Farm • Grocery Mart • Karl’s • Lueders • Lynn’s Dakotamart • Menards • Runnings • Safeway • Sears Some inserts are designated for certain areas. Not all Prospectors contain every insert.
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Since 1976 ... THE Choice of More Businesses than ANY OTHER!
ATTENTION CONTRACTORS. Print your Blueprints right here in Spearfish. 24” x 36” starting at $5 each. Same day service if order is placed by 10am. Call 605-642-2761 or stop by the Black Hills Pioneer printing plant. 315 Seaton Circle, Spearfish, or e - m a i l u s : bigprints@bhpioneer. com
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4 HOUSEHOLD GARAGE SALE 19151 Ladera Circle E. A little of everything. May 1415 8am-4pm. Clothing, furniture, tools, household, pictures, books, electronics/gaming. Something for everyone!
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L A R S C H E I D CHRISTENSEN, HOCK102 Personals ETT, COOPER-REIMAN GARAGE SALE at 2310 5th Ave. SpearDOMESTIC/SEXUAL fish (behind Bomgaar's) VIOLENCE 24-Hour Friday, May 14 4-8pm, Crisis Line, Butte/ Saturday, May 15 7amLawrence/ Harding 1pm. Home decor, pilCounties: 605-642lows, rugs, comforters, 7825 or 1-800-999lamps, desk, golf clubs, 2348. Sturgis Shelter: 2 FAMILY RUMMAGE golf clothes, Christmas 605-347-0050 or 1SALE Friday May 14, 4- decorations, deck cush800-755-8432. All 7pm, Saturday May 15, ions, new ceiling fan, Calls Confidential. 8am-2pm. 10713 Sour- bar stools, lots of great NEED A SUBSCRIPdough Rd (2.5 miles clothing! Don't miss this TION TO THE BLACK west of Taco Johns). one! HILLS PIONEER? 103 Community Events Name brand children's CARRIER DELIVERY clothing- girls and boys; OR E-EDITION CALL E-MAIL YOUR NEW ANTIQUES & ARTS junior women's LINDA AT 642-2761 CLASSIFIEDS TO ROW in the Black Hills boutique clothing, lots in Historic Lead. o f w o m e n ' s X L , classifieds@bhpioneer.com WE WILL CONTACT Second Saturday 203 Cleaning Services women's size 16 suits, YOU FOR FURTHER events with 25 busitoys, houshold items DETAILS! nesses. On Facebook. and decor, collectables, Starting May 8th for CLEANING SERVICES. d e p r e s s i o n d i s h e s , The Mindful Maid is exMother's Day! BLOCK WIDE GARAGE perienced in both resid- s h o e s - a l l s i z e s . Sale on Partridge Place & commercial ential Professional off Brookview Rd., FriYes we design logos! 200 deep cleans. General, Services day May 14, 5-7pm, Call our Black Hills routine maintenance. Saturday May 15 8amPioneer marketing ERRAND SERVICES: Move-in's/out's. SeaSigns will be pos2pm. experts today S H O P P I N G , M e a l sonal and post-party ted. 605-642-2761 Prep/Pick-up. Delivery/ c l e a n i n g s . C o n t a c t Courier Services. Light Jamie today for your Cleaning. Appointment free quote at 605-569Domestic Abuse S c h e d u l i n g . E v e n t / 6416 & Sexual Violence Travel Planning. Pet 24 hour hotline From letter copies to Care. And More! To magazines! Call Black Schedule Your Con605-642-7825 or 800-999-2348 sultation, Call/text Jam- Hills Pioneer for all your All Calls Confidential printing needs ie at: 605-569-6416.
Johnny Spaulding requests your presence at his Open House The Johnny Spaulding Cabin opens for the season on May 15, with a 9 to 5 p.m. Open House. Come see the newly re-stained and refurbished cabin and enjoy 19th century refreshments. Enter a drawing for a $30 Tri-State Museum Gift Store certificate! 415 Fifth Avenue in Belle Fourche by mayoral proclamation, May 15th is Johnny Spaulding Day!
605-723-1200 415 5th Ave. Belle Fourche, SD 57717
PETS WEEK OF THE
Chester
A young Rottie mix that is very energetic. He is a little shy at first but if you become familiar he will love up on you. He came from a rough life and will need training. Chester is a great dog and needs to go to a family with older kids and people who are willing to be patient and work with him.
Devin
A three-year-old Siberian Husky who can walk on a leash and seems to be housetrained. He is very anxious but very sweet. Devin would love a big backyard for lots of exercise because he loves to run and play.
Make a difference for life. Adopt a shelter pet today! All Pets are spayed or neutered before they leave the shelter. Lost pets and strays fill the shelter, can you help with time or donations? Some have to choose between food for family or food for pets.
Blanche
To discourage animal abandonment, a Pet Food Pantry is available at the shelter for those who need it.
She is 10 years old and very sweet. She loves neck scratches and being held. Blanche would make a great lap cat! If you are a senior and interested ask us about our senior for senior discount! Let’s find her furever home!
Won’t you help us stock the Pet Food Pantry? Just drop off food at WHHS.
Rose
She is a very sweet girl but she is also very shy. However, she does loves her neck scratches. Rose is an indoor cat and would make a great addition to any family! Help us find this lovely girl her furever home!
Immunize, spay/neuter, shelter from the cold, and LOVE your pets!
See wonderful pets at www.petfinder.com
WESTERN HILLS HUMANE SOCIETY 324 Industrial Dr., Spearfish • 605-642-1576
Sponsored by:
The Dorcie Johner Team, Keller-Williams Realty 3025 1st Ave. Ste. 3, Spearfish, SD, 57783
(605) 642-1234
outdoorsthan goingANY hiking, Since 1976 ... THE Choice of More Businesses OTHER!
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ALL POSITIONS AVAILABLE • $1,000 HIRING BONUS •
APPLY AT CADILLACJACKSGAMING.COM/CAREERS/ 360 MAIN ST. • DEADWOOD • 605-578-1500
The Black Hills Pioneer is now accepting applications for a
DISTRICT MANAGER
Applicant must be self-motivated with excellent customer service skills and organized; able to work independently with effective time management. Valid driver's license with clean driving history and dependable transportation. Lifting requirements of 50lbs. Full benefit package including health, dental, paid vacation, and retirement.
Send resume to: circulation@bhpioneer.com or to PO Box 7, Spearfish, SD 57783
605-642-2761
HUGE GARAGE SALE Saturday May 15, 7:30am-2pm. 1932 Ward Avenue, in the Reserve Development off Exit 8. Twin Pillowtop Mattress w/Box Spring, Pink Razor electric scooter, BMX Bike, Sand Box, Toy Kitchen, High Chair, PackNPlay, Kids Easel, Toy Box, Karaoke Machine, Lego sets, Bedding, Household Items, Scentsy, Activity Books, Children’s Books & Puzzles, Collection of Monster High Dolls & School, Little Pet S hops & houses, Barbies & house, Baby Dolls, Rubber Band Bracelet bands, Leap Frog Items and several Interactive Toys, Youth girls soccer cleats & shinguards size 12-4, Youth girls softball gloves, bats & cleats, Tons of Girls clothes in great condition size 6-16 mostly name brand - Gymboree, Children’s Place, Under Armour, Justice, Nike; Fancy girl dresses, Coats, Snowpants, Women’s XL clothing, and so much more.
Minerals Technologies Colony WY Facility
TRUCK MECHANIC - COLONY, WYO.
Requirements: Knowledge of standard practices, materials, tools, truck repair equipment, knowledge of mechanical, electrical, air, brake, suspension systems, clean MVR and have own tools. Current CDL a plus, but not required. Applicant must have the ability to stand or walk for long periods of time, bend, kneel, lift up to 75 lbs., fill out daily paperwork and/or safety related documents. Schedule is 10-12 hour shifts, 5 days/week, overtime, occasional Saturday if weather interrupts regular week. MSHA safety training will be required. Benefits include health insurance, 401K, paid holidays, personal days, vacation, and educational assistance program offerings. Pay rate depends on experience.
WELDER/FABRICATOR
Colony Haul currently has an opening for a Welder/Fabricator at its Colony, WY facility. The welder/fabricator performs any and all welding tasks associated with repairing semi tractors, belly dump trailers, water trailers, heavy equipment. Repairs will be conducted in or at truck shop facility, or out in the field using provided service truck. Applicant must have own tools, knowledge of welding, clean MVR, the ability to stand or walk for long periods of time, bend, kneel, lift up to 75 lbs., fill out daily paperwork and/or safety related documents. Current CDL a plus, but not required. Schedule is 10-12 hour shifts, 5 days/week, overtime, occasional Saturday if weather interrupts regular week. MSHA safety training will be required. Hourly rate is $20$25 DOE.
swimming, play field games, walking to the Whitewood Garage parks, library and enjoy306 Sales ing being with kids. MOVING SALE 824 Ar- Monday through Friday thur Street, Whitewood w i t h W e e k e n d s o f f ! May 16&17 Sat 10-4 Must be 18 years of age Sun 10-2 Household, 55 .Apply at Hillsview DayG a l A q u a r i u m , B e d care Center 1200 N. Sets, Everything Goes, 10th Street, Spearfish, Pre-sales okay, call SD 425-231-6520 SEASONAL FIELD APPRAISER helper opening in the Belle Fourche BEULAH: 2 PERSON Director of Equalization GARAGE SALE: Friday Office. Hours will be & Saturday, May 14 & a r o u n d 3 2 h o u r s a 15, 9am-5pm. Beulah w e e k , MondayLand Estates (north of Thursday. Starting the Beulah, Wyoming) 110 month of June and endRed Bluff Road. Follow ing at the end of AuBaloons gust. REQUIREMENTS: Applicant will be working outside with the 400 Seasonal Help Field Appraiser measurTHE CITY OF LEAD still ing structures and takhas great summer job ing pictures. Applicant openings! Most week- must be reliable; must ends and evenings off, be comfortable working with lots of outdoor with animals. HOW TO activity. The City Of APPLY: Please drop off Lead is taking applica- resume or Job applications for seasonal sum- tion to the Equalization mer employment. Sev- and Planning Departeral positions are avail- ment at 117 5th Ave., able. For a complete B e l l e F o u r c h e , S D , job description and ap- 57717, Attention Lisa. plication stop in at Lead Position will be open City Hall or call 584- until filled. Butte County 1401. Application clos- Equalization is an Equal Opportunity Employer. ing is May 21, 2021
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PART-TIME HOMEMAKER/Aide position available. Could work into full-time. Excellent opportunity to work independently and make your schedule work for you. Must be 18 yrs or older, have a valid drivers license, reliable transportation and like working with all types of people in their home environment. Call 800989-3738 for more information. DEADWOOD MOUNTAIN GRAND is currently hiring COCKTAIL SERVERS. Applications available online. Please fax application or resume to 605-559-0446 or email info@ dmgrand.com DEADWOOD MOUNTAIN GRAND is currently hiring LOUNGE SERVERS. Applications available online. Please fax application/resume to 605- 559-044 6 or email to info@ dmgrand.com
PAIN & MOVEMENT SOLUTIONS is seeking a Full-Time PATIENT CARE COORDINATOR/ PT AIDE. We are looking for a dependable, responsible, and organized individual who has excellent communication and interpersonal skills with the ability to muli-task. Email resume to theresa@pain andmovementsolutions. com. See Facebook and our website: pain andmovementsolutions. com for more information. Equal opportunity affirmative action employer deadline is May 31, 2021 ASSISTANT MANAGER TRAINEE $13/hr to start. Fun store in heart of Deadwood. Flexible hours, FT/PT. Meet, greet, stock, cashier, inventory, order. Call Deb 605-578-1888. 639 Main.
PRAIRIE HILLS TRANSIT has a Full Time DISPATCHER opening. Phone, customer service, and computer skills a must. No weekFull-Time Help ends, great benefits. 402 Wanted $13/hr starting wage. FULL TIME MAINTEN- Must pass drug screen ANCE – 68 apartments. Call 642-6668 for Bob Must have current DL, or Lisa. EOE LOOKING FOR A DAYPart-Time Help light electrical, plumbCARE TEACHER to 401 Wanted ing, drywall, painting ADVANCED PROJECT work with our summer kids this summer. An in- GRAB-A-CAB is look- needed. General main- S O L U T I O N S , L L C a dividual to help with ing for a PART-TIME tenance skills. Must Multi-State Site/Utility kids 6-10 years old. DRIVER in the Lead- have own tools. Lewis Contractor, is acceptmust be willing to be D e a d w o o d a r e a . Kirkeby Hall Property ing applications for Exoutdoors going hiking, Needed immediately. Management. Call 605- perienced Heavy Equip545-4048 for an applic- ment Operator and Utilswimming, play field Call 605-269-1520. ation or email: kmrk- ity Installers. For more games, walking to the properties@lkhmgt.com information please go to parks, library and enjoy. Equal Housing Oppor- aps-llc.us or call 605ing being with kids. 717-2461 tunity. Monday through Friday with Weekends off! Must be 18 years of age .Apply at Hillsview Daycare Center 1200 N. 10th Street, Spearfish, SD
Full-Time & Part-Time Positions Available WE ARE ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS
We offer competitive wages, excellent benefits, paid vacations, 401K and opportunities for advancement.
CAT LITTER PACKAGING OPERATORS
Mineral Technologies - American Colloid Div. is currently advertising for the position of Cat Litter Packaging Operators. Starting wage is $17-$18/hour.
TRUCK DRIVERS
Current CDL with doubles/triple endorsements or be able to obtain, clean MVR, 3 years truck driving experience preferred. Must be able to perform truck driving tasks safely and do preop and post-op inspections, drive in all weather conditions, pull double trailers safely, do all paperwork required. Starting wage $20-$22/hr DOE. A full benefits package is also offered which includes medical, dental, & vision insurance, 401 K savings plan, short term disability & life insurances, paid holidays, personal & sick days, vacation, and educational assistance programs. Interested applicants can request an application or submit a resume to judy.kling@mineralstech.com, or mail resume to Minerals Technologies, Attn: Judy Kling – HR Dept., 10881 US Hwy 212, Belle Fourche, SD 57717.
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Stop In at 709 Main Street and fill out an application today or APPLY ONLINE!
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Looking for a Great
Summer Job? Hotel Housekeepers Wanted
On-Site lodging including free utilities, wi-fi, laundry, full kitchen, bathroom and bedroom. $160 Rent per month
Plus, $1,000 Sign on Bonus paid quarterly after 3 months! Great Benefits Equal Opportunity Employer
ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS: Gold Club Center: 270 Main St., Deadwood; on Facebook; or online at www.firstgold.com • 605.578.9777 • 800.274.1876
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Since 1976 ... THE Choice of More Businesses than ANY OTHER!
PRAIRIE HILLS TRANSIT needs Full and Part Time Transit Drivers in Spearfish. Minimum age 25 (BOQ Insurance), possess or have ability to obtain Class C CDL with passenger endorsement, $12.25 starting wage, benefits. Must pass drug screen. Call 606-642-6668 for Bob or Lisa. EOE
TIRE/LUBE TECHNICIAN: Minimum age 18. Must have a valid driver’s license and a clean motor vehicle record. Will work Mon-Fri 7:30am-5:30pm and Saturday, 7:30am-noon. Must be able to lift 100 pounds. Will change oil and perform tire changes on cars and light trucks. Wage depends on experience. JOB VACANCY LEAD- Benefits of vacation and DEADWOOD SCHOOL 8 paid holidays; EmDISTRICT 40-1 POSI- ployer pays a portion of TION(S): 2021-2022 Ex- health, dental and eye t r a D u t y O p e n i n g s : insurances. Apply at Head Drama Coach, Great Western, 638 ColHead Speech and De- orado Blvd., Spearfish. bate Coach, Assistant HS Wrestling Coach, CELEBRITY HOTEL IS Middle School Football Hiring! Housekeepers, Coach. APPLICATIONS Laundry person- flexTO:Mary Schumacher, ible hours, pay DOE. Secretary. 320 South Front Desk/CashierM a i n L e a d , S o u t h must have a South Dakota 57754 605-717- D a k o t a G a m i n g L i 3711 mary.schumach- cense or be able to ater@k12.sd.us POST- tain one. We have medING DATE: May 6, 2021 ical, dental vacation, (in house) CLOSING sick pay and 401k proDATE: Open until filled grams. Send resume or Lead-Deadwood School apply to 629 Main St., District is an Equal Op- Deadwood, SD 57732 portunity Employer Attn. Ken or Lynell
Happy 90th Birthday Barbara! Barbara (Gengler) Harvey turns 90 on May 16!
Let’s shower her with Birthday cards!
POSITIONS AVAILABLE: Construction Crew Member #1946180 School/Community Liaison #1946137 Teller I #1945893 Customer Service Associate #1945885 Cashier-Title Clerk #1945877 CS Shipping #1945825 Full-Time District Manager #1945793 •• Plus 293 Other Job Listings in the Northern Hills Area •• •• Funded by USDOL ••
See our daily listings at www.sdjobs.org
Please send cards to: Barbara Harvey 1233 Silverbrook Lane Spearfish, SD 57783
Happy Birthday Mom!! We love you!!
Happy is the home that shelters a friend ADOPT
LOOKING FOR HARDWORKING people who can be put on track to foremen and service opportunities in the future. Hiring immediately. Job entails every aspect of fixing a foundation. From simply getting it dry to lifting entire foundation up to level. Construction experience is helpful but willing to hire motivated individuals. Some overnight travel... food and hotels provided. Starting at 15.00 an hour. Paid weekly and also receive weekly incentive bonuses on top of hourly. Please inquire about incentive bonus.. This is more then a job... it could lead to an entire new career. Call Richard 605-269-1107
Spearfish Office, 1300 N. Ave. Monday-Friday • 642-6900
BABY An adult Tiger Manx who is well-mannered and sweet. Baby wags her tail and is very loving. Shelter Tip of the Week: We have great cats now, stop by to meet them. Our public hours are 8-9 in the morning, 4:30-5:30 in the afternoon and 8-8:30 in the evening.
100 Pine Crest Drive, Deadwood, SD 57732 877-393-5634
Twin City Animal Shelter: 584-2480 & the Black Hills Pioneer: 642-2761
GREAT JOBS! GREAT PEOPLE! Fun Atmosphere! Come and work for us at The Midnight Star in Deadwood! Jakes and Diamond Lil’s are now hiring! Server/Bartender, Cocktails, Kitchen Staff. Top wages paid DOE. Employee Discount. Benefits Package Available. Apply in person At 677 Main Street, Deadw oo d, o r send your resume to Marketing@themidnightstar.co m IVERSON CONSTRUCTION IN Sturgis is looking for EXPERIENCED CARPENTERS. Competitive wages. Please apply in person at 1210 Industry Road. Looking to hire immediately. For more information call 605-347-3282.
MECHANICAL ENGINEER- DO you have experience with AutoCAD drafting, laser metrology, non-destructive testing, ultrasonic testing, SOLIDWORKS, quality assurance & quality control? Apply for the Quality Assurance/Quality Control position today at www.wyomingcat.com/ careers.
THREE COUSINS PIZZA (now located at the Iron Horse Inn & Casino in Deadwood), is opening soon. Now hiring cooks, bar & wait staff and Dishwashers / busboys..… top dollar for top performers. . Contact Ken Owens 605 717 3982 or Iron Horse Inn & Casino 605 717 7530.
Part-Time Receptionist The Black Hills Pioneer/Weekly Prospector has a part-time opening in Spearfish for a morning Front Office/Classifieds Sales Receptionist,shift would be Monday-Friday 7:30 am - 1:00 pm. Applicant must be motivated, detail-oriented, have great customer service skills in person and over the phone. Computer skills required. Pay DOE. Position has possibility to transition to a full-time position with benefits.
Send resume to sona@bhpioneer.com or to PO Box 7, Spearfish, SD E.O.E.
Tuesday, May 11, 2021, Page 5A CITY OF LEAD is taking applications for a Parks Department Maintenance Person. This is a full time position with competitive wages and benefits. For further information stop in at Lead City Hall or call 584-1401. Application closing is May 28, 2021.
ROGERS CONSTRUCTION, INC. is accepting applications for Experienced HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR. MSHA certification preferred, but will train. Email resume: rogersconstruction2@rushmore.com or complete application at 1871 Lazelle St. Sturgis, SD.
HELP WANTED: Front Desk & Housekeepers @ Best Western Devils Tow er Inn. Housin g available. Pay is DOE. Call 307-290-2119 or email resume to: devilstowerinn@gmail.com
HONEYBEE CLEANING SERVICE is seeking part-time/ full-time and seasonal help. Please email resume to tamijosimek@gmail.com if interested.
The Mineral Palace is looking for highly motivated people to join our Team! We are looking for the following positions: • Table Games Dealers - Full and Part Time (must possess or be willing to get a SDCG license) • Floor Supervisor (must possess or be willing to get a SDCG license) • Graveyard Cage Cashier – (must possess or be willing to get a SDCG license) Our focus is on Customer Service so apply today and start a fun and exciting position with us! We offer year round employment and many other incentives! Competitive wages Apply in person at the Front Desk, 601 Main St., Deadwood, SD or send a resume to patti@mineralpalace.com
Page 6A, Tuesday, May 11, 2021 SALOON #10 AND Deadwood Social Club now accepting applications for: full and parttime cleaning, food runners, dishwasher, AM prep cook, servers, hosts, full-time cocktail, and door greeter. Apply online at Saloon10.com or pick up an application at the cage. Visit bhpioneer.com today!
RCI NOW ACCEPTING applications for Exp. CONSTRUCTION LEAD AND CARPENTERS. Reliable transportation required. Wages DOE. Email resume: rogersconstruction2@rushmore.com or complete application at 1871 Lazelle St. Sturgis, SD Visit bhpioneer.com today!
SURPLUS VEHICLES BEING SOLD BY SEALED BID 2004 Chevy Malibu 2011 Chevy Traverse 2003 Dodge Van 1998 Chevy Suburban 2005 Chevy Classic L-4 1998 Ford Windstar 2002 Dodge Caravan 1998 Mercury Villager 2002 Chevy Malibu 2007 Ford Taurus 1999 Chevy Suburban 2006 Pontiac Grand Prix 2005 Chevy Suburban 1988 Chevy Van 2003 Chevy Astro V6
2006 Dodge Stratus 2009 Jeep Patriot 2000 Chevy Suburban 2000 Mercury Sable 2005 Ford Taurus SE 2000 Ford Taurus 2005 Ford Taurus 2007 Chevy Impala 2001 Dodge Caravan 2004 Chevy Venture 2006 Chrysler Sebring 2002 Ford Expedition 1999 Mercury Sable 2007 Ford Taurus 2002 Chevy Suburban
All vehicles sell as is. They can be seen at Black Hills Special Services, 2885 Dickson Drive, Sturgis from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm beginning May 10, 2021. Bid closing will be 3:00 pm May 21, 2021. For more information or for a bid sheet please call Loree Duprel at 605-347-4467 ext. 1735. Black Hills Special Services Cooperative PO Box 218, Sturgis, SD 57785
maintain effective The work-Weekly vacation,Prospector sick leave and Since 1976 ... THE Choice of More Businesses than ANY OTHER!
ing relationships with personal days. Starting LAWRENCE COUNTY fellow employees, oth- wage DOE. Applicants JOB Opening Notice: er agencies and espe- must be willing to work JOB TITLE: Appraiser cially the public. A valid a flexible schedule, be D E P A R T M E N T : drivers license is re- over 21 years of age L a w r e n c e C o u n t y quired. EDUCATION: and have or be able to Equalization. OPENING High School Diploma or obtain a valid South DATE: May 10, 2021. Equivalent. SPECIAL Dakota driver’s license. W O R K S C H E D U L E : REQUIREMENTS: Must Successful applicants Full-time, 40 hrs/wk, be able to meet the re- will be required to pass Monday-Friday 8am- quirements for a C.A.A. a thorough background 5pm. SALARY: $17.82- certification as required investigation and preYes we have 19.11 (DOQ) GENERAL in Administrative Rules e m p l o y m e n t d r u g direct-to-door delivery! DUTIES: Researched Chapter 64:02:01.SUB- screen. Certified ofCall Black Hills property characteristics MIT APPLICATION/RE- ficers are preferred but Pioneer today through the use of a SUME TO: Tim Hodson, not mandatory. Un-cer605-642-2761 CAMA system, blue- Director of Equalization, tified officers must be 90 Sherman St., Dead- certified within one year LEWIE'S SALOON & prints and mapping syswood, SD, 57732. Email of hire. Starting wage tem. Appraises both imEATERY is looking for thodson@lawrence.sd.u for uncertified officers is Cooks. $1000 signing p r o v e d a n d u n i m s. Fax 605-722-6221. A $22.54. Starting wage bonus. Limited posi- proved parcels through Lawrence County Ap- for certified officers is on-site inspections and tions available. Apply in plication must accom- $25.04. Successful apperson at 711 S. Main calculates land and improved property values. pany any resume that is plicant must comply St., Lead. Records data neces- submitted. Applications w i t h t h e r e s i d e n c y S P E A R F I S H : C O N - sary for appraisals, in- are available at the policy. Position will be STRUCTION LABORER. cluding detailed obser- L a w r e n c e C o u n t y open until filled. South Full-time. Framing to vation as to quantity, Equalization Office or at Dakota LET applicafinish work. Wage DOE quality and type of con- www.lawrence.sd.us/e tions are available at the starting at $15/hr. Call struction components. mply.htm. CLOSING Deadwood Police DeBarnett Custom Build- Defends appraisal of DATE: MAY 26th, 2021. partment and must be property at the local, Lawrence County is an submitted to Chief Ken ing 605-645-0730. c o n s o l i d a t e d a n d equal opportunity em- Mertens, 100 Sherman Street, Deadwood, SD MUSTANG SALLY'S IS county boards of equal- ployer. 57732. The City of now hiring for all posi- ization and/or State or tions. Apply in person at Court Level as directed. JOB OPENING FULL – Deadwood is an Equal 634 Main St., Dead- Answers off and on-site T I M E P A T R O L O F - Opportunity Employer. Log On Anytime wood. inquiries to provide in- FICER CITY OF DEADwww.bhpioneer.com formation concerning WOOD The Deadwood 506 Household Items the appraisal, the as- Police Department is 2001 Honda Goldwing GL1800 sessment, as well as currently seeking an exLehman Triked in 2008. Color is illusion red with a lot the tax process. QUALI- ceptional person to DINING TABLE & FOUR of chrome pieces added, all 3 wheels are chrome with FICATIONS: Ability to provide outstanding CHAIRS, folds out to nearly new tires, learn building construc- service to the com- three different sizes. front steering tion techniques, meth- munity. Essential du- Can be square, oblong rake for easier ods and materials. Abil- ties include: Duties re- or round. Call 605-391steering, running boards and back ity to read and interpret lated to the enforce- 7548 for details. light bar added. directions, manuals and ment of Federal, State Includes trailer. Pets & Pet other written guides. and Local Laws and Or508 Has always been Supplies Ability to learn real dinances; protection of in garage and property appraisal and life and property and BORDER COLLIE FOR covered. For questions call 605-341-2044 assessment principles public assistance; de- sale. Seven month old Asking $22,500 or email: rmeeker@midco.net and practices, (includ- velop proactive plans fema le. Looking f or ing attending annual as- within the department home with large yard. sessor's schools and and in partnership with $200 Call/text 605-214conferences held at dif- the community of Dead- 6085 f e r e n t l o c a t i o n s wood. Benefits include throughout the state). health insurance, dentYes we design & print Ability to establish and al, SD Retirement, paid business cards! Call maintain effective work- vacation, sick leave and Black Hills Pioneer ing relationships with personal days. Starting today 605-642-2761 fellow employees, oth- wage DOE. Applicants er agencies and espe- must be willing to work cially the public. A valid a flexible schedule, be drivers license is re- over 21 years of age quired. EDUCATION: and have or be able to With interest rates falling home 2. Debt consolidation High School Diploma or and obtain prices rising, now may be a great time toa valid South popular use for a home equity Equivalent. SPECIAL Dakota driver’sAnother tap into your home’s equity using a home loanlicense. is to consolidate high-interest debt. REQUIREMENTS: Must Successful applicants equity line of credit (HELOC). There Paying off multiple debts at high interest be able to meet the re- will be required to pass are so many ways to use these funds. A rates (like credit cards) can be cumberquirements for a C.A.A. a thorough background HELOC can be a fantastic way to source some and difficult to manage. Worse, heavy certification as required investigation and preextra funds during a falling-rates environinterest rates mean more of the borrower’s inment. Administrative Rules m p l o y m e money n t dgoes r u gtoward the lender and less Tapping into the positiveedifference Chapter screen. of-paying down the principal of between 64:02:01.SUBwhat is owed on a home and its Certified goes toward MIT APPLICATION/REare preferred current value, will give you theficers funds you the debts.but Using a HELOC to consolidate SUME TO: Tim Hodson, notadditionmandatory. need for a large expense with no debtUn-certo a single and no-interest or low-inDirector Equalization, tified officersterest must al stringsof attached. loanbe can slash several thousands of 90 Sherman St.,forward Dead-- thinking certified one and yearhelp shorten repayment time Here are a few useswithin dollars wood, SD,funds: 57732. Email of hire. Starting wage for those by several years. thodson@lawrence.sd.u for uncertified officers 1. Home improvements 3. Collegeiseducation s. Fax 605-722-6221. A $22.54. Starting wage One of the most popular uses for When interest rates are falling, funding Lawrence Aphome equityCounty is for home renovations and for certified is aofficers college education through a HELOC plication mustThese accomimprovements. can be as$25.04. major as Successful instead ofapa high-interest student loan can pany any resume that is extension adding a 1,000-square-foot to must be acomply smart choice. Similarly, homeowners plicant submitted. Applications your home, or as minor as replacing w i t h oldt h e r struggling e s i d e n ctoymeet their student debt are available at the flooring. carpet with new hardwood payments without defaulting on the loan policy. Position will be Law r e n c e C o uequity n t y for Using your home’s homeuntil im- filled. mightSouth want to use their home’s equity to open Equalization Officeisor at Dakota provement projects a smart choice. For LETpay off the debt quickly and replace it with applicawww.lawrence.sd.us/e one, the money you put into the renovaa moreatmanageable low-interest loan. tions are available the mply.htm. tions acts as anCLOSING investment. If you choose Finally,Deapplying for a HELOC at Deadwood Police DATE: MAY 26th, 2021. your improvements that increase home’s andHighmark means there is no minimum repartment must be Lawrence County is anthe money value, you can make back submitted to quired, Chief you Kencan draw the funds out over 5 equal opportunity you spent or even see ema returnMertens, when you 100years, access the money when you need to, Sherman ployer. sell your home. Also, if you useStreet, the fundsDeadwood, only pay interest on what you use, deduct SD from a home equity loan to increase your The theCity interestofon your taxes (possibly), and 57732. home’s value, you may be ableDeadwood to deduct quick and local decision making isreceive an Equal the interest paid on the loan from your and processing from our friendly, attentive Opportunity Employer. taxes (be sure to consult with your CPA staff. Give Dallerie at Highmark Sponsored Content on this). Spearfish a call.
DEVILS TOWER FOREST Products-a lumber manufacturer in Hulett, WY is accepting applications for Full time Planer feeder /grader and bagger day shift and boiler/kiln (night shift).Benefit package includes company paid medical and dental insurance (including dependents), life insurance, company matching 401K retirement program, safety incentives, holiday pay and paid vacation. As an added incentive you w i l l r e c e i v e a $ 5 00 "signing bonus" after 180 days, attendance and safety conditions apply to sign on bonus. Mandatory employment and random drug testing conducted. D.O.E. Contact Joe Ortner at 307- 467-5252 you can also send your application(neimanenterprises.com) with resume to JoeO@dtfp.net E.O.E.
DEADWOOD MOUNTAIN GRAND is currently hiring CASINO CLEANERS. Full benefits and 401k. Applications available online. Please fax application/ resume to 605-5590446 or email to info@dmgrand.com
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PROCESSED GRASS FED beef for sale. Home raised in western South Dakota. NO Antibiotics, NO Hormones, and NO GMO ever used! Will sell by whole, halves or quarters Call 605-244-6053 or visit dakotaregenerative.com. $100 ANGUS BEEF BUNDLES. 40% Hamburger, 40% Steaks & Ribs, 20% Roasts. 2 Yr old raised on grass, finished on corn. No Hormones, implants or antibiotics. Call 605-3426952 Yes we design specialty items! Call Black Hills Pioneer today 605-642-2761
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BRAND NEW WHEELCHAIR for sale. Used once. Easily folds. Retail $270, asking $125. 2 Matching Lamps, $10 for both, Metal gatemake offer. Call 605722-2297 Put the power of print to work for you! Call Black Hills Pioneer today 605-642-2761
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ARE YOU MOVING? Do you have kids that draw? A restaurant in need of table covers? We have END ROLLS OF PAPER for sale starting at $5! Come on out to 315 Seaton Circle to get them before they are gone!
750 Autos For Sale 2000 CHEVY EQUINOX AWD, 177k miles, runs great. $3500 call 605641-1248
760 Autos Wanted CLEANING UP? We buy junk cars. Jim's Auto Salvage, Sturgis. 605347-2303.
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SPEARFISH: 2 BEDROOMS AVAIL at Canyon Estates . Nicely landscaped, play area, off-street parking, laund r y f a cil it i es. So m e units newly remodeled. Rental assistance available for Lower Income Residents. Call 605642-7400 for more information. Equal Housing Opportunity.
THE STURGIS MOTEL Popular Sturgis independent lodging propUNIQUE 14x70 3 Bed- erty for sale. Attractive room 1 bath just south location walking disof Belle. Country set- tance to Main Street, t i n g i n s m a l l c o u r t . seasonal or year-round Large corner lot, clean, opportunities. Historic quiet. $650/mo plus de- Poker Alice House inposit. Call 605-645- cluded, 6 bed, 2 bath Airbnb. Too many up7410 dates to list. Turn-key property. Showings to Lots & Acreage 808 qualified buyers by apFor Rent pointment. Offered at SPEARFISH: 2 BED15 ACRES IN BEAUTI- $1,500,000. Call ElizaROOM. 5th Street FUL Aladdin Wyoming. beth 605-863-1329 Apartments and HillWater and Electricity on side Apartments. Clean! Yes we do full property. Suitable for Rent Based On Income. color printing! Call development. $15,000 For More Information Black Hills Pioneer per acre firm, must be Call 605-645-8933 or today 605-642-2761. sold in 1 piece. Another Apply Online at 1.8 acre plot adjoining www.hdamanagement. also available. Call 307com. APPLICATIONS 896-3108 For Info. AVAILABLE ONSITE. Equal Housing OpporCommercial Prop. tunity. 906
STURGIS FOR RENT: Hillsview Highrise 1 & 2 SMALL 1 BEDROOM bedroom apartments a p a r t m e n t i n L e a d . for rent. Income based Good condition. No housing. Rent range p e t s . R e f e r e n c e s . from $25-$450. For in$600/month plus gas formation and applicaand electric. 605-484- t i o n c a l l B e t h a t 9318 605.347.3384. *Equal Housing Opportunity* STURGIS: KEY CITY MANOR- Efficiency and B E L L E F O U R C H E : 1 bedroom apartments S U M M I T V I E W C o m for rent/ income based pletely Renovated 2 housing/ rent range bedroom, $635 all utilitfrom $25-$658. For in- ies paid (except elecformation and applica- trical) off street parking, t i o n c a l l B e t h a t laundry on site. 307605.347.3384. *Equal 680-1333 or 605-723Housing Opportunity* 8000
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Tuesday, May 11, 2021, Page 7A BELL'S MOTOR LODGE MOTEL lodging property for sale.Popular with travelers! Attractive downtown location, seasonal or yearround opportunities. Large onsite apartment. Too many updates to list. Turn-key property. Showings to qualified buyers by appointment. Offered at $1,500,000. Call Elizabeth 605-8631329
102 Personals DOMESTIC/SEXUAL VIOLENCE 24-Hour Crisis Line, Butte/ Lawrence/ Harding Counties: 605-6427825 or 1-800-9992348. Sturgis Shelter: 605-347-0050 or 1800-755-8432. All Calls Confidential. NEED A SUBSCRIPTION TO THE BLACK HILLS PIONEER? CARRIER DELIVERY OR E-EDITION CALL LINDA AT 642-2761
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THIS 10 BED ASSISTED Living Facility, that has been in business for 18 years, provides care for elderly Veterans. Managers Apartment on site. If interested in a profitable business caring for the elderly, please contact Lori at New Heights Real Estate. Call or Text 605391-5674 or Email 391lori@gmail.com Yes we do e-marketing! Call Black Hills Pioneer today 605-642-2761
TRI-CITY SPRING CLEAN UP LEAD • DEADWOOD • CENTRAL CITY • LAWRENCE COUNTY
MONDAY, MAY 17 – SATURDAY, MAY 22 City crews will be assisting with cleanup at this time. The Tri City Rubble Site will be open for FREE dumping each of these days from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Deadwood, Lead, Central City and Lawrence County residents may use the Rubble Site free of charge for those 6 days. Residential loads only for free dump usage.
ALL COMMERCIAL VEHICLES AND TRAILER LOADS MAY STILL DUMP AT THE USUAL RATE.ABSOLUTELY NO RAW HOUSEHOLD GARBAGE, PAPER, CARDBOARD, PLASTIC, CLOTHING, ASBESTOS, CHEMICALS OR HAZARDOUS/TOXIC/OR MEDICAL WASTE WILL BE ALLOWED. Items that are acceptable include: trees, wood, brush, yard waste, concrete, asphalt, asphalt shingles, rock, clean soil, iron, steel, metals, batteries, tires, sheetrock, vehicles, white goods and furniture. All loads taken to the Rubble Site must be sorted. All waste must be placed in its designated places. Loads must be sorted as follows:
1. Wood, trees, brush, burnable construction debris (not containing plastic, sheetrock, asphalt shingles, insulation or any metals) 2. Metals (iron, steel, aluminum, white goods, appliances, etc.) 3. Asphalt, concrete, rock, gravel 4. Furniture, mattresses, sheetrock, asphalt shingles, Styrofoam, fiberglass insulation, tar paper 5. Yard waste, grass clippings, leaves, vines, wood chips, etc. 6. Clean dirt, top soil 7. Vehicles FREE with title If the load is mixed and the individual hauling the load will not sort it, the load will NOT be allowed in the dump. TIRES ON RIMS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED! EXCEPTIONS WILL NOT BE MADE. There are a few items for which residents will have to pay a fee to dump. They are as follows: Appliances which are not tagged by a licensed Freon remover $40; Old tube-style (CRT) televisions $30; Tires: Car tires up to 15 inches $3; Truck tires up to 16 inches $5; Truck tires up to 20 inches $25; Tractor or loader tires $50 If a Deadwood/Lead resident is unable to haul items to the Rubble Site (due to age, physical limitations, etc.), they can call the Public Works Department 578-3082 for Deadwood and 584-1401 for Lead, to arrange for City crews to pick up their items. City crews will be conducting curbside pickup Monday, May 17 through Friday, May 21 for those who call in by 12:00 Noon on Thursday, May 20. The items to be picked up must be curbside and sorted properly. If the items are not sorted they will not be picked up. THE CITY CREWS WILL PICK UP ITEMS ONLY IF THE RESIDENT IS INCAPABLE OF HAULING THESE ITEMS TO THE RUBBLE SITE ON THEIR OWN. All Deadwood/Lead residents can have their tires picked up curbside by paying for their disposal at Deadwood or Lead City Hall If arrangements haven’t been made to pick up tires, the resident will be responsible for getting them to the Rubble Site.
For additional information, please call 578-3082 in Deadwood or 584-1401 in Lead.
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ATTENTION CONTRACTORS. Print your Blueprints right here in Spearfish. 24” x 36” starting at $5 each. Same day service if order is placed by 10am. Call 605-642-2761 or stop by the Black Hills Pioneer printing plant. 315 Seaton Circle, Spearfish, or e - m a i l u s : bigprints@bhpioneer. com
ERRAND SERVICES: SHOPPING, Meal Prep/Pick-up. Delivery/ Courier Services. Light Cleaning. Appointment Scheduling. Event/ Travel Planning. Pet Care. And More! To Schedule Your Consultation, Call/text Jamie at: 605-569-6416.
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WHILE SUPPLIES LAST! - NO RAIN CHECKS!
FRIDAY, MAY 14
2216 Junction Ave.,Sturgis, SD • 605-423-4606
MEAT SALE
Fresh Sheboygan Brats
DOORS OPEN AT 6AM
Fresh 80% Lean Ground Beef
1 lb. Pkg.
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Smithfield Marinated Pork Loin Filets 18.8-27.2 oz. Pkg.
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Smithfield Fresh Frozen Baby Back Ribs
Family Farms Bacon Wrapped Chicken
Best Choice EZ Peel Shrimp
$ 35 lb.
$ 00 ea.
$ 00
Big Buy Regular or Peppered Sliced Bacon
Hormel Fresh Pork Butts
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$ 58
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Tastee Choice Entrees
Old Trapper Beef Jerky or Strips
USDA Choice Boneless Beef Bottom Round Roast
Selected Varieties 24 oz. Bag
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$ 99
Sheboygan Hamburger Patties
Crab Classics Imitation Crab
Save $4.00 Per Bag
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Sold Whole & In Bag
Great American Breaded Chicken Nuggets, Tenders or Patties 32 oz. Bag
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$ 25
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Orca Bay Tilapia Filets
Armour Meatballs
Orca Bay Tuna Steaks
11-14 oz. Pkg.
16 oz. Pkg.
10 oz. Pkg.
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$ 25
Armour LunchMakers
Cloverdale Bacon Ends & Pieces
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Sheboygan Sausage Links 10 lb. Box
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Spearfish Garage Sales
L A R S C H E I D CHRISTENSEN, HOCKETT, COOPER-REIMAN GARAGE SALE at 2310 5th Ave. Spearfish (behind Bomgaar's) Friday, May 14 4-8pm, Saturday, May 15 7am1pm. Home decor, pillows, rugs, comforters, lamps, desk, golf clubs, golf clothes, Christmas decorations, deck cushions, new ceiling fan, 2 FAMILY RUMMAGE bar stools, lots of great SALE Friday May 14, 4- clothing! Don't miss this 203 Cleaning Services 7pm, Saturday May 15, one! 8am-2pm. 10713 SourCLEANING SERVICES. dough Rd (2.5 miles BLOCK WIDE GARAGE The Mindful Maid is ex- west of Taco Johns). Sale on Partridge Place perienced in both resid- Name brand children's off Brookview Rd., Friential & commercial clothing- girls and boys; day May 14, 5-7pm, deep cleans. General, j u n i o r w o m e n ' s Saturday May 15 8amroutine maintenance. boutique clothing, lots 2pm. Signs will be posMove-in's/out's. Sea- o f w o m e n ' s X L , ted. sonal and post-party women's size 16 suits, HUGE GARAGE SALE c l e a n i n g s . C o n t a c t toys, houshold items Jamie today for your and decor, collectables, S a t u r d a y M a y 1 5 , free quote at 605-569- d e p r e s s i o n d i s h e s , 7:30am-2pm. 1932 Ward Avenue, in the 6416 shoes- all sizes. Reserve Development off Exit 8. Twin Pillowtop Mattress w/Box Spring, Pink Razor electric scooter, BMX Bike, Sand for the month of Box, Toy Kitchen, April is High Chair, PackNPlay, Kids Easel, Toy Box, Karaoke Machine, Lego sets, Bedding, Household Broker Associate, CRS, GRI Items, Scentsy, Activ605-210-2222 ity Books, Children’s Books & Puzzles, Collection of Monster High Dolls & School, Little Pet S hops & houses, Barbies & 140 W. Jackson, Spearfish, SD 57783 • 605-642-2525 house, Baby Dolls, Rubber Band Bracelet bands, Leap Frog Items and several Interactive Toys, Youth girls soccer cleats & © shinguards size 12-4, ! n i Youth girls softball Aga t I gloves, bats & cleats, Did Tons of Girls clothes in great condition size 6-16 mostly name brand - Gymboree, Children’s Place, Under Armour, Justice, Nike; Fancy girl dresses, Coats, Snowpants, Women’s XL clothing, and so much more.
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4 HOUSEHOLD GARAGE SALE 19151 Ladera Circle E. A little of everything. May 1415 8am-4pm. Clothing, furniture, tools, household, pictures, books, electronics/gaming. Something for everyone!
PRODUCER
Cathy Buckmaster
NEW LISTINGS
550 MCGUIGAN RD
This 2.42 acre lot looks over the city of Spearfish and is located fewer than 5 minutes to the City Center. A well share is in place and electricity is at the lot. Views in all directions and proximity to town make this one of the most desired lots currently available on the market
Spearfish • $149,500 • MLS#68110
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MOVING SALE 824 Arthur Street, Whitewood May 16&17 Sat 10-4 Sun 10-2 Household, 55 Gal Aquarium, Bed Sets, Everything Goes, Pre-sales okay, call 425-231-6520
311 Garage Sales 454 BUTTERCUP COURT
Only lot available on Buttercup Court! Great view of Crow Peak and Spearfish Mountain. All city services and utilities underground. Great new neighborhood and convieniently located 1/2 north of Exit 14 and Walmart. Don’t miss out! HOA fee is for sign maintenance.
Spearfish • $129,900 • MLS#68115
605-642-2525
140 W. Jackson Blvd. • Spearfish, SD 57783 www.SpearfishRealEstateCenter.com
BEULAH: 2 PERSON GARAGE SALE: Friday & Saturday, May 14 & 15, 9am-5pm. Beulah Land Estates (north of Beulah, Wyoming) 110 Red Bluff Road. Follow Baloons THE CLASSIFIEDS WORK FOR YOU DAILY IN PRINT & ONLINE
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Pg 2 BLACK HILLS PIONEER | HEALTH, MIND & BODY 2021
Boost your Mental Health According to the National Institute Of Mental Health, seasonal affective disorder is a type of depression that comes and goes with the seasons. Starting in the late fall and early winter and going away during the spring and summer. For most, mental health can be even tougher during the winter months but there are ways you can help build your confidence and beat the blues.
Run in the cold
Your motivation and drive to workout drop with the temperature during the winter and fall months. Running during the winter can help boost your confidence and help you realize you are much stronger than you think you are. Keeping up with a normal schedule can help you fight off the winter blues. Most people stop and hibernate during the winter months which can create some symptoms of depression. Keep yourself moving with workouts, setting goals and challenges for yourself.
Find an inspiring quote Or a song
Words can be powerful and very motivating if you find the right words to motivate you. Find an inspiring quote or mantra that you can repeat to yourself
when days or workouts get difficult. Find a song to empower you through the tough days. Create various playlist for yourself during different situations. For example, create a playlist of songs that give you energy for your workout or songs that relax you and help you focus on reading.
Create goals
Creating goals for yourself to accomplish can help build morale and confidence in yourself when you are at your low points. If you don’t workout often start out with simple goals such as running half a mile or wake up every morning at 8 a.M. Your goals can even be something as simple as portioning your food better, losing five pounds or doing 10 push-ups every morning. Use your goals to slowly build your confidence and mental toughness.
Spring skin care Warmer weather means more sun, and that means you will have to take extra care of your skin. This section will go into teaching you how to take better care of your skin during the spring and summer months.
Exfoliate
Cold weather can really do a number on your skin and dry it out. Use a gentle exfoliating scrub to get rid of the dry, dead winter skin. You should exfoliate your face as well. Local pharmacies and grocery stores will sell body and face exfoliants for you to use. Remember, you will need to buy separate exfoliant for your body and face. You’ll want to use a more gentle exfoliant for your face than you would use for your body. You can also find face masks that will help get all the dead skin off your face without having to use a scrub that could cause tiny skin tears.
Don’t make excuses
Winter and fall depression can get to you at times and even motivate you to make excuses to keep you from working out. Discipline yourself and maintain that discipline. The best way to maintain your discipline is to just get up and do it. Create your goals, find your inspiration and stop making excuses for yourself.
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Sunscreen is self care
The sun’s warm rays can be very harmful to your skin. As the temperature begins to rise, people want to be outside and enjoying the sun. You should always be careful exposing your skin to sun without sunscreen. It’s crucial to apply a good sunscreen during the spring and summer months. Apply sunscreen with at least a good spf 50 to both your face and your body.
Moisturize, moisturize, moisturize
Cold weather dries your skin out and your skin may have soaked up the heaviest of moisturizers you may have. During spring and summer, you’ll want to switch it up to a light moisturizer that won’t leave your skin feeling greasy. Find one that makes your skin feel hydrated and healthy. Find a hyaluronic acid- or water-based formula. Your skin seems to hold more water during the summer and spring months, so you won’t need as much moisturizing protection as you would during cold months.
Eat more fruits and vegetables
Applying sunscreen and moisturizer are great ways to liven your skin up during the warmer weather, but there are also dietary things you can do to help your skin. Eating nutrient rich food packed with vitamins and minerals such as fruits and vegetables also work wonders for your skin. Fruits and vegetables such as blackberries, guavas, kiwi fruits, cucumbers, oranges and strawberries are just a few examples of the kinds of fruits and vegetables to aid in skin care. Drinking a lot of water hydrates your body and your skin as well.
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Dental hygiene is about more than just your teeth Individuals tend to learn about dental hygiene at an early age. On the recommendation of their children’s pediatricians, parents may begin brushing their youngsters’ teeth the moment the first tooth breaks through the gums. While proper dental hygiene is vital to oral health, it also can have a profound effect on the rest of the body. According to the Mayo Clinic, poor oral health might contribute to various diseases and conditions. Periodontitis is a severe yet preventable gum infection that can lead to tooth loss if left untreated. But the threat of periodontitis doesn’t end in the mouth. The American Academy of Periodontology (AAP) notes there’s a connection between periodontitis and several other diseases. While bacteria was long suspected to be the link between periodontitis and other diseases in the body, the AAP notes that recent research points to inflammation as the culprit that connects periodontitis with diseases such as diabetes and heart disease.
Diabetes
The AAP notes that people with diabetes are at increased risk for periodontal disease, speculating that diabetes patients’ risk is higher because people with diabetes are more vulnerable to infections than those without diabetes. While that suggests periodontal disease is a byproduct of diabetes, the AAP notes that research points to the relationship
being a two-way street. Periodontal disease may make it more difficult for people with diabetes to control their blood sugar, making dental hygiene an especially vital component of routine healthcare for people with diabetes.
Heart disease
The AAP notes that research indicates periodontal disease increases a person’s risk for heart disease, with the inflammation caused by the former leading to the latter. People with existing heart conditions also may find that periodontal disease exacerbates those conditions. The Mayo Clinic notes that the link between heart disease and periodontal disease is not fully understood, but enough studies have been conducted for scientists to support the notion that the two are connected.
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the elderly and smokers, should discuss their risk with their dental professionals. Dental hygiene can do more for individuals than produce a mouthful of pearly white teeth. In fact, people who prioritize dental hygiene may lower their risks for various diseases.
Can periodontal disease be prevented?
Periodontal disease is preventable. A daily dental hygiene regimen that includes brushing after meals, flossing at least once per day and swishing with mouthwash are some simple, healthy habits that can prevent periodontal disease. In addition, the AAP recommends that people at increased risk for periodontal disease, including
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Basic Heart Health Tips
As you get older your risk for heart disease increases. You need to take big steps to actively monitor your health and change your lifestyle to a healthier one. Health.gov shares basic heart health tips to help you and your loved ones lower your risk for heart disease.
fast walking, dancing and biking. Begin by working out for at least 10-20 minutes a day. Increase the time as you adjust your schedule and your body to physical activity.
Eat healthy
Changing your diet can be one of the most difficult ways to lower your risk of heart disease — difficult because you may be accustomed to eating certain foods and certain spices on your foods for years. As you get older these foods can be a danger to your life paired with stress and sleep habits. Start by eating the right foods. A hearthealthy diet is low in saturated and trans fats, added sugars and sodium. Hearthealthy foods are high in fiber, such as whole grains, fruits and vegetables. You can find all these types of foods at your local grocery stores.
Get active
Becoming more active can also help to lower your risk for heart disease. You don’t have to become a professional weight lifter to create a healthier lifestyle. Health.gov says adults need at least two and a half hours of moderate aerobic activity each week. This can include
Encourage healthy habits
Take a look at your life and monitor what unhealthy habits may cause heart problems in the future. Break away from habits such as smoking, alcohol or stress. Quitting smoking helps lower your risk of heart disease and heart attack. Secondhand smoking can be just as harmful to you as well. Ask guests to smoke outside and try to avoid being around people that will smoke without considering your health. Drink alcohol in moderation and manage stress properly. Stress is one of the leading causes of heart disease, depression and high blood pressure. Practicing deep breathing techniques and meditation are good ways to manage your stress and relax yourself.
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How to stay fit when social distancing
Healthy spring diet The change of weather should bring out a change in yourself. Create goals and set yourself up for success with modest changes to your lifestyle. Here are some tips to get you started.
Little changes matter
Making the switch to a healthy diet doesn’t have to be immediate, though. Start with a gradual, modest change to your diet. Small changes, such as drinking more water than sugary drinks each day or putting less sugar in your morning coffee. As time goes on, you can slowly and gradually add more goals and changes to your routine. Create goals for success and don’t set your self up for failure.
Set yourself up for success
Starting a diet doesn’t have to be complicated and life-altering. You can begin creating little changes that will help you ease into a healthy eating lifestyle. Begin by focusing on one goal at a time and grow from there. You can begin by doing something as simple as paying more attention to the labels on the foods you buy. Be aware of what’s in your food, as manufacturers sometimes hide
large amounts of sugars or unhealthy fats in packaged foods. Another way to set yourself up for success is to focus on how you feel after you eat something. This will help you create good habits for yourself and know what your body responds well to.
More health tips
One of the reasons most people fail a diet is because they try and quit foods they’ve eaten all their lives. This does the opposite of what you might think it would. Rather than help you, it hinders you from committing to your diet. Don’t think of any certain foods as off limits, but try and lower the portion you eat them. A diet doesn’t mean you have to quit all of your favorite foods. You can still eat your favorite foods, but now you will eat them in moderation. Instead of having a burger from your favorite place Monday through Friday, you can moderate it to only Tuesdays and Thursdays. Many people beginning a diet choose to eat healthy foods Monday through Friday and having their cheat days on the weekend. Dieting doesn’t have to be grueling and torture. Do what works best for you and your life.
Many people consider their gyms much more than a place to exercise. A gym can be a great place to socialize while trying to stay healthy. Having friends or fellow fitness enthusiasts around also can provide the motivation many people need to stay the course and achieve their fitness goals. The International Health, Racquet & Sportsclub Association (IHRSA) says more than 70 million consumers visited health clubs in 2017. That marked a record high since IHRSA began tracking data in 1987. Fitness memberships also are popular in Canada. GoodLife, the largest fitness club in Canada, has 400 different locations and more than 1.5 million members. Fitness centers were among the many non-essential businesses forced to shutter as a result of COVID-19, forcing fitness enthusiasts to find new ways to stay mentally and physically fit. Many creative ideas have surfaced. • Online classes: An internet connection is all that’s necessary to find a number of workouts that can be streamed from the comfort of home. The streaming website YouTube can be a gold mine for free workouts. Some cable service providers also may have On Demand fitness channels or rentals that can mirror some of the classes taken at the gym. • Social apps: Gym-goers can inquire whether their gyms are offering alternative programs. For example, Jersey Strong, a fitness chain in New Jersey, began live-
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SPRING 2021 ISSUE NO. 5
Northern Hills is a job seeker’s market
+ Customize Your Resume
Tips to stand out from the crowd
+ Get Your First Job as a Teenager How to navigate the hiring journey
+ Get Over New Job Nervousness
How to make a new job more comfortable
+ Choosing a Summer Internship
Factors to consider for the right internship
+ Interview Mistakes You Should Avoid Avoid these actions for a successful interview
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NORTHERN HILLS IS A JOB SEEKER’S MARKET BY JACI CONRAD PEARSON BLACK HILLS PIONEER NORTHERN HILLS — With nearly 900 jobs available in a tri-county area – and those are only the ones listed with the Department of Labor — the Northern Hills is a job seeker’s paradise, with many positions needing to be filled in anticipation of a strong summer visitor season. And employers crossing their fingers and hoping for the best, as the workforce pool is very limited. “I am hearing from and talking with businesses across all industries in our area that they are having difficulty finding employees at this time,” said South Dakota Department of Labor and Regulation Manager Jonathan Englund. “The total number of job openings currently listed with us in the counties of Lawrence, Meade, and Butte is 894. The unemployment rate in those respective counties is 3.0%, 3.3%, and 3.6%.” Englund said Department of Labor and Regulation officials are thinking creatively on how to find and engage untapped labor pools to fill these immediate positions.
“The South Dakota Department of Labor and Regulation, or Job Service, does provide training opportunities for qualifying individuals that also benefits employers,” Englund said. Training opportunities include: on-thejob training, work experiences, registered apprenticeships, tuition assistance for approved programs, and job shadows, among many other customized needs. “We encourage both job seekers and employers to contact us to see how we could possibly assist them to fill the current job market needs,” Englund said. South Dakota Department of Labor and Regulation Manager Jonathan Englund offered a few strategies for submitting successful job applications. “Be prepared, be honest, and be optimistic,” he said. “Complete all requirements that the employer is asking for. This means that if they want a resume and/or an online application, then don’t show up to their place of business with a general application. Some employers use this as a screening method to see if an applicant will follow directions.”
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Regarding resumes, Englund’s advice is to tailor every resume to the job being applied for. “Take key words and phrases from the job description and use it in your resume. It shows that you actually read the description and gives you the opportunity that you have experience doing that skill,” Englund said. Finally, when preparing for the interview, research the company, and have a couple questions prepared for the interviewer. “Ask about the work culture, and training methods. It shows that you are interested in the environment,” Englund said. “Stay away from asking about pay and benefits. We can conduct mock interviews at our office if you’re feeling nervous about going to a real one.” The South Dakota Department of Labor/ Job Service in Spearfish is available, by appointment, at 642-6900. “In addition, if employers are receiving applications, but individuals either decline a job offer or don’t show for a scheduled interview, the employer should contact Reemployment Assistance — formerly Unemployment Insurance — to report that to RAFraud@state.sd.us.” Amber Johnson, human resources manager, and Bob Morcom, business development manager of AinsworthBenning Construction, said they have numerous openings and need 12 employees to be fully staffed up, with field workers being the number one need right now. “For example, construction worker,
concrete finisher, carpenter, building superintendent, project manager,” said Johnson. “We are doing our best to incentivize our employees with referral bonuses and advertising for sign on bonus for specific positions but continue with hiring challenges.” Johnson said part of the challenge in construction hiring is people wanting to do this type of work. “Couple that with the generous stimulus checks and extra money on unemployment, and you have a perfect storm for people not wanting to enter the market,” she said. “It seems as though every business you pass has a ‘help wanted’ sign in the window and the potential employees are being sought after by multiple employers at any given time.” Deadwood Mountain Grand General (DMG) Manager Susan Kightlinger said she needs 200 employees to be fully staffed for summer and is still looking for help in the casino, hotel, and restaurant. “We have approximately 40 positions open in all departments,” Kightlinger said, adding that she and her staff are experiencing challenges in the hiring of those positions. “Very difficult,” Kightlinger said. “Unemployment benefits could be a contributing factor, as well as a shortage of housing in our immediate area.” And the number one area DMG needs help in? JOB SEEKER’S MARKET Pg 6
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Working at the Silverado-Franklin Historic Hotel & Gaming Complex in Deadwood means great pay, fantastic benefits and a fun working atmosphere. The Silverado-Franklin offers medical, dental, and vision insurance, 401K, and six paid holidays. We also have a generous employee meal program and host parties with real prizes. Plus, as the most upscale gaming establishment in Deadwood, the Silverado attracts some of the best players in town.
Stop in to apply at 709 Main St., Deadwood or apply online at www.silveradofranklin.com/about/work-for-us
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When applying for jobs, it’s becoming increasingly important to stand out in a crowd. Many companies use software to find qualified candidates; it’s likely your resume won’t even be reviewed by an actual human. And even if it does get a set of human eyes, a recent study by employment experts The Ladders shows hiring managers only spend about six seconds reviewing a resume before making a decision. Customizing your application to the specifications of a hiring advertisement can give you an advantage. Here are a few strategies to get a call back. UNDERSTAND THE JOB DESCRIPTION Even a degree and work experience in a particular field may not be enough to entice a hiring manager. It’s crucial to analyze each job description you are applying for and fine-tune your resume to its specifications. Within a post, you should analyze the responsibilities and requirements of the job. Look for key words and phrases when considering how to highlight your employment achievements.
FINDING THE RIGHT KEYWORDS Print out physical copies of job postings. Highlight the key terms you see frequently. When creating your resume, it’s important to phrase qualifications similarly to how an employer lists them on their advertisement. According to a study by Jobscan, more than 98% of Fortune 500 companies use an applicant tracking system to sort through candidates. This system picks the most qualified applications based on qualifications and keywords. CONSIDER EXPERIENCES While work experience and education play a major role in meeting qualifications, don’t forget the extracurricular activities. For instance, if it applies to the job, consider including any volunteer roles or charitable positions you have held.
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As a teenager, finding a part-time job is a significant 4 milestone in developing independence and responsibility. Unfortunately, without prior experience, it can be challenging to be noticed by hiring managers. your abilities to lead and work as a team. Here are some ideas. • Showcase experiences that express your discipline, commitment and willingness to work hard. Instances can include volunteering for charitable causes or assisting the faculty at school with tasks. • Document activities you pursue either in the classroom or as a hobby. Involvement with school clubs, sports or music lessons can help display your dedication to success. • Highlight any leadership positions you’ve participated in within the school organization or around your community. It’s also helpful to list a few personal references who will express their admiration for your perseverance and drive to find employment.
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With an understanding of how the employment process operates, you can learn to navigate the hiring journey through each step. Here are some tips to get started.
DRAFT A RÉSUMÉ
When searching for an entry-level position, it’s likely that you won’t be
required to turn in a résumé. Still, bringing along a document to turn in with an application shows a hiring manager that you are responsible and serious about the position. But what do you put on your form without any previous work experience? The answer is anything that shows off
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An easy way to find companies that are hiring is by asking your friends who are already employed. They may be able to talk to their supervisor about bringing you in for an interview or have another acquaintance who knows of an available position. Don’t limit your lead search to other teenagers. You should also consider asking teachers, neighbors, family contacts and school counselors if they are
aware of an opportunity. The more doors you knock on, the more results you can expect.
PRACTICE FOR AN INTERVIEW
Landing an interview without prior work experience is already an incredible accomplishment. The meeting is your time to shine and impress a hiring manager, so it’s crucial to practice public speaking techniques. Ask a parent or friend to help you research frequently asked questions in interviews and prepare quick and confident answers. During the appointment, maintain eye contact, offer a firm handshake and ensure clear communication to show your eagerness.
FOLLOWING UP
After an interview, a vital aspect of the process is following up. If you aren’t contacted in a week, make an effort to call the manager or visit the business to check on your application. Showing your enthusiasm and interest in the position can often lead to rewards. However, if the interviewer reveals that they won’t pursue you for the job, it’s essential to contain your disappointment and thank them for the opportunity. Ask if they are willing to share why they made the decision so you can adjust your jobseeking strategy in the future.
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GET TING OVER
NEW JOB
NERVOUSNESS
Ease your anxiety by understanding that you landed the gig because you impressed the hiring manager with your interview performance and qualifications. Rather than express nervousness, go into a new opportunity with enthusiasm and a commitment to thrive, even if you make a few mistakes along the way. Your best chance to understand the unknown is through asking questions during the interview. When you’re a vocal participant in the meeting, it shows the hiring manager that you are interested in becoming an active advocate to the company. Keep your questions professional but try to find out the formality of the office, how the workplace is different from others in the industry and ask if a facility tour is available. Having a firm grasp on the occupation that you may potentially enter can help with the jitters once you’re hired. Here are some tips to make the process more comfortable once you’re on the job.
MINGLE WITH YOUR PEERS
Fitting in with a new cast of co-workers can be the most nerve-wracking aspect of beginning a new occupation. It’s likely that employees already have their tight-knit friends and an understanding
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Starting a new job is an exciting process but can become stressful as you learn about the position and your co-workers.
of the company culture. Do your best to show interest in cultivating a professional relationship or finding a mentor. After you establish a familiarity with your peers, try to build the connection outside of the office. Ask if they are willing to sit down for lunch and dinner where you can ask questions about the company and learn more about one another.
SHOW YOUR WILLINGNESS TO LEARN
When beginning a new position, it’s essential to pay attention to the operation’s inner workings. Even if you feel that you’re qualified in terms of experience and education, remember that each office is different. Show humbleness during your training and ask questions about things you don’t understand. When you feel like something can be accomplished more efficiently, try to do it according to the policy before attempting to enforce new methods at first. Of course, as you become more comfortable with the role and your managers, making suggestions is an efficient way to show your passion. You should also be willing to accept constructive criticism and avoid overreacting when you make minor mistakes. Understand that as you become
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accustomed to a new workplace, you’re on a learning curve while peers and supervisors express their expectations.
ENJOY YOURSELF
Rather than worrying about starting a new position, enter the experience with a positive mindset. Think of the task as a challenging opportunity that allows you to showcase your talents and make new friends along the way. Soak up even the most minor details like the layout of the office, property and breakroom. Once
you’re familiar with your surroundings, you may feel more comfortable in the new atmosphere. Remember that you beat out other candidates because the company wants you for the position. Show your gratitude by expressing your passion for the industry and commit to becoming an effective employee. When you’re dedicated to pushing the business’s efforts forward, the nervousness of starting a new job can take the back seat.
TRUCK MECHANIC - COLONY, WYO.
Requirements: Knowledge of standard practices, materials, tools, truck repair equipment, knowledge of mechanical, electrical, air, brake, suspension systems, clean MVR and have own tools. Current CDL a plus, but not required. Applicant must have the ability to stand or walk for long periods of time, bend, kneel, lift up to 75 lbs., fill out daily paperwork and/ or safety related documents. Schedule is 10-12 hour shifts, 5 days/week, overtime, occasional Saturday if weather interrupts regular week. MSHA safety training will be required. Benefits include health insurance, 401K, paid holidays, personal days, vacation, and educational assistance program offerings. Pay rate depends on experience.
WELDER/FABRICATOR
Minerals Technologies Colony WY Facility A full benefits package is also offered which includes medical, dental, & vision insurance, 401 K savings plan, short term disability & life insurances, paid holidays, personal & sick days, vacation, and educational assistance programs. Interested applicants can request an application or submit a resume to judy.kling@mineralstech.com, or mail resume to Minerals Technologies, Attn: Judy Kling – HR Dept., 10881 US Hwy 212, Belle Fourche, SD 57717.
Colony Haul currently has an opening for a Welder/ Fabricator at its Colony, WY facility. The welder/ fabricator performs any and all welding tasks associated with repairing semi tractors, belly dump trailers, water trailers, heavy equipment. Repairs will be conducted in or at truck shop facility, or out in the field using provided service truck. Applicant must have own tools, knowledge of welding, clean MVR, the ability to stand or walk for long periods of time, bend, kneel, lift up to 75 lbs., fill out daily paperwork and/or safety related documents. Current CDL a plus, but not required. Schedule is 10-12 hour shifts, 5 days/week, overtime, occasional Saturday if weather interrupts regular week. MSHA safety training will be required. Hourly rate is $20-$25 DOE.
TRUCK DRIVERS
Current CDL with doubles/triple endorsements or be able to obtain, clean MVR, 3 years truck driving experience preferred. Must be able to perform truck driving tasks safely and do pre-op and postop inspections, drive in all weather conditions, pull double trailers safely, do all paperwork required. Starting wage $20-$22/hr DOE.
CAT LITTER PACKAGING OPERATORS
Mineral Technologies - American Colloid Div. is currently advertising for the position of Cat Litter Packaging Operators. Starting wage is $17-$18/hour.
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INTERNSHIP Finding the right internship isn’t easy. There are many factors that you should consider. The right internship will align with your career goals. The right internship won’t drain your finances to the point of financial ruin. The right internship for you won’t necessarily be the right internship for someone else. DO YOU WANT AN INTERNSHIP? Maybe what you’re really after is a job. Are you looking for something that pays? Or a position that you can grow with? These things can be found in an internship — but are not guarantees. Research both options before choosing an internship. UNDERSTAND THE COMMITMENT How much of your time will each internship you are considering require of you? If it is full-time and unpaid, you will need a strict financial plan to follow during your internship. Will it require weekend hours or nights? Will it require travel? Understand your commitment upfront and there will be no surprises.
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UNDERSTAND THE RETURN Are you looking at paid and unpaid internships? Even if you are getting paid through your internship, there are many other benefits you should consider. Ask yourself what this particular internship will do for your career. Are you able to network effectively? If you prove yourself, is there potential for the internship to lead to a full-time position? UNDERSTAND THE ENVIRONMENT While it might seem like small potatoes, the environment in which we work has a huge impact on your productivity and overall happiness. If you like to be around people, the team spirit and collaborative nature of a company should be very important to you. In other words, don’t sign up for an internship that has you sitting at a desk all by yourself, day in and day out. You will tire of the work very quickly and become uninspired by the company — even if it is doing great things in which you believe.
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We are looking for reliable, energetic and courteous staff to join our team. Part Time Front Office Classified Sales Rep Opening Monday-Friday 7:30 am - 1 pm, applicant must be detail oriented, have great customer service skills, computer knowledge and work independently with effective time management. Pay DOE. Send resume to sona@bhpioneer.com
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JOB SEEKER’S MARKET “Food and beverage services,” Kightlinger said. Celebrity Hotel and Casino Managing Partner Ken Gienger said, like the rest of Deadwood, his property is having a hard time finding people to hire its full staff of 24 employees for the summer. “In the hotel/casino we could use two full-time and two part-time. Housekeepers, we could use three full-time and three parttime and one laundry person,” Gienger said. “Every casino needs key license people to meet the gaming requirements and we also are in need of support license personnel. Housekeepers have been a challenge because of the amount of hotel rooms we currently have and the amount of new rooms that will be open this summer.” Because in many cases, gaming personnel must hold certain credentials, an even bigger set of challenges exists to fill those types of positions. “On the gaming side, getting a person a key license is taking a little more time than normal because of the backlog the gaming commission has,” Gienger said. “We don’t not have enough workers in Deadwood to handle what we all need on the gaming side. We have found that a lot of workers who were here before COVID have decided to either fully retire or just not come back into the gaming business. With the government still giving out stimulus checks and extra amounts for unemployment it makes it hard for some people to want to come back to work.” Gienger said that the housing situation in Deadwood and Lead has been tough and only got tougher with more employees working at the Sanford Lab. “This has created an increase in rental rates,” Gienger said. “The effects of COVID and the protests in the larger cities has seen a lot of house sales going to out of state people. Combine that with the over 40% increase in cost to build a house. It is getting more and more expensive for our local workers to buy a house.” Gienger said one go-to source to formerly fill jobs is also drying up. “In the past, we were able to employ high school students for the summer or weekends but the demand for those types of workers is more than the supply,” he said. “We are finding that our foreign workers Deadwood relies on in the summer are not
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as plentiful as in the past. Either the COVID restraints their countries have instituted or them not able to get a visa in a timely matter has reduced the amount of foreign workers coming to Deadwood. Plus we have been told by the people we work with to bring in these workers that the bigger contracts will be filled first and if you had workers assigned to you they are being reassigned to the bigger contract.” So how can businesses hold it together and get through the season? “I think all businesses in Deadwood are under the same circumstances, so we all are managing our businesses on the amount of people we have or think we will have,” Gienger said. “Hotel managers are looking at the amount of housekeepers they have and are making adjustments to the amount of rooms they make available to sell. Restaurants are adjusting their hours depending on how many employees they have available. And solid employees are working more hours which means more overtime.” For example, if the Celebrity gets a housekeeper, then a manager can work more hours on the gaming floor. If a gaming floor person is hired, a manager can work more hours helping housekeeping. “Again, it all comes done to looking who you have working for you and making adjustments,” Gienger said. Louie Lalonde, owner of the Deadwood Social Club and Saloon No. 10, said she is still in need of 16 full-time and two parttime workers in the bar, restaurant, and cleaning departments. “We’ve advertised through social media and the newspaper,” Lalonde said. “I wish I knew all the reasons why people are not interested in working. Some, I’m sure, are housing issues, if they are from out of town.”
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INTERVIEW
MISTAKES AVOID
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New career paths and opportunities for advancement begin with the same step: the interview. Successful interviews are achieved with a mixture of confidence, preparation and proper grooming.
THAT YOU SHOULD
You’ve most likely read many tips and given tips on great interview skills. But most of these tips list all the things you should do and focus more on preparing for your interview. What about what you should avoid doing during an interview?
SHOWING UP LATE
This one should be obvious, but the larger point is that no one plans to show up late to an interview. Things happen. There is traffic. There is unforeseen weather. There are canceled babysitters and medical emergencies. Be sure to build in a buffer. Plan to leave for your interview much earlier than you need to. If nothing stalls your progress, you can always kill time in the area in local shops or find a coffee shop where you can review your notes or read up on the company a little more.
SELLING YOURSELF SHORT
Be confident in your skills and experience. For example, don’t be
embarrassed of a position you held that didn’t end as planned. You still learned valuable lessons and skills from that experience. Tap into them and demonstrate how each experience has helped you grow. It also is important to know your own story. Pay attention to what you are saying so you can avoid inadvertently contradicting yourself later. If there are gaps in your experience, be prepared to talk about them.
REVEALING INSECURITIES
Don’t talk about how nervous you are or how intimidated you might be by programming or software you will have to use. Revealing your insecurities makes you look unsure.
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Saying “like” or “um” too much also makes you seem unsure of yourself. You want to exude confidence in yourself, your skills and your ability to do the job.
HAVING ZERO QUESTIONS
You should ask at least one question of your interviewer. Even if you prepare a few questions, there is the chance
that those will be answered through the process of the interview. If this happens, be ready to think on your feet. Odds are there was some point of the interview you can build off of to ask an intelligent question. For example, “How do you feel leadership is fostered within the company?”
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