South Dakota family donates 20.5 acres to expand park drawing 200,000 visitors

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What happened

Jeff and Tammie Broin have announced their donation of 20.5 acres to Sioux Falls.

This land will be added to Great Bear Recreation Park for conservation.

Currently, there are no immediate plans for recreational facilities on the new land.

Key facts

  • Jeff and Tammie Broin have announced their donation of 20.5 acres to Sioux Falls.
  • Reported by Times of India and published Wed, 07 Oct 2026 15:51:04 UTC.

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