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Black Hills Energy makes $25,000 gift to library bookmobile in South Dakota
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Helping our communities thrive means supporting great causes, including literacy.

Black Hills Energy recently awarded two grants in the amount of $25,000 to the Rapid City Library Foundation to be used toward the purchase of a bookmobile. The bookmobile will be a great asset to the public library as it works to reach citizens in areas of the community where transportation may be limited.

Black Hills Energy Vice President of Gas Engineering John serves on the Library Foundation Board of Directors.

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