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Road work: utilities work listed on US-12 from Nov. 3, 2026

Published automatically from public-record data. Whether a person reviewed any later version is recorded against that version below. This heading is the article's current headline.

Article identifier: sd511-road-work-12909524

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Every published version of this article, newest first. Versions are append-only: a correction adds a row, it never rewrites history. Each version below states what changed against the version before it — which fields moved, and which body lines were added or removed.

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How we verify a hash — and how you can

Canonicalization: the hashed bytes are the version's stored headline, then the two characters ||, then the version's stored body markdown — UTF-8, SHA-256, lowercase hex. Nothing else is in the input: no normalization, re-wrapping or rendering is applied first, no trailing newline is added, and no other field (including the parent version's id) is mixed in.

Export a version's stored headline and body, join them with the two characters ||, and take the SHA-256 of the UTF-8 bytes. It must equal the hash printed beside that version. In a shell:

printf '%s' "HEADLINE||BODY" | shasum -a 256
  1. Version 2

    Source update — the underlying public record changed

    Automated update from the source feed — no human edit

    The body text changed; the headline did not. (compared against version 1)

    Removed (2 lines )

    • The feed publishes a listed start of Nov. 3, 2026, 6 a.m. MST / 7 a.m. CST and a listed end of Nov. 4, 2026, 5 p.m. MST / 6 p.m. CST. Each is one instant shown in both of South Dakota's zones — Mountain first, Central second; they are the same moment. The feed names a route and not a zone, so 605Buzz does not pick one for you.
    • > The following road construction project is scheduled to begin: from 7:00 AM CST Tuesday, November 3, 2026 ROAD CLOSED and utilities work Monday through Tuesday until 6:00 PM CST Wednesday, November 4, 2026. For information or questions about a construction project, please find contact information for our SDDOT Area Offices at:

    Added (2 lines)

    • The feed publishes a listed start of Nov. 3, 2026, 6:24 a.m. MST / 7:24 a.m. CST and no listed end — the feed publishes none for this record, which is how it represents work scheduled until further notice. Each is one instant shown in both of South Dakota's zones — Mountain first, Central second; they are the same moment. The feed names a route and not a zone, so 605Buzz does not pick one for you.
    • > The following road construction project is in progress: ROAD CLOSED and utilities work Tuesday through Thursday until further notice. For information or questions about a construction project, please find contact information for our SDDOT Area Offices at:

    Content hash: 92a1ae842a5a4d00ba451059ab9baffe1872891f35805de195b3d7d22295ac96

  2. Version 1

    Initial publication

    Initial automated publication — no human byline

    No earlier version is in this record, so there is nothing to compare against.

    Content hash: 06cf61e20efa883e8645f545bb43cfd30f5d0b5d51b366c1634bac18659f4659

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