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wendy@bhpioneer.com (Wendy Pitlick) — Mon, 19 Mar 2012 15:44:14 +0000

With experiment on a five year timetable, scientists optimistic about Sanford Lab future funding

LEAD — On March 26 physicists from around the country will begin the delicate process to assemble an experiment 4,850 feet underground that will study whether neutrinos are their own antiparticle, and answer fundamental questions about the model of physics.
After more than a dozen years of planning and preparation, scientists with the MAJORANA DEMONSTRATOR have been eagerly awaiting their chance to begin setting up underground what they hope is at least a five-year experiment. Having been encouraged by the Department of Energy to retain the Sanford Lab as the site for the experiment that must be conducted over multiple years, Steve Elliott, Spokesperson for the MAJORANA DEMONSTRATOR project, said he is optimistic that the lab will sustain funding for as long as MAJORANA needs the space in the Davis Cavern.

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wendy@bhpioneer.com (Wendy Pitlick) — Mon, 19 Mar 2012 15:41:42 +0000

LEAD — Since the discovery of neutrinos, scientists from around the world have marveled about their various properties. Deep within the depths of the Sanford Lab scientists hope to answer some of those questions, and change the model of physics.
Steve Elliott, one of the lead scientists with the MAJORANA DEMONSTRATOR collaboration, said the experiment they plan to start assembling underground March 26 will seek to determine whether neutrinos are their own antiparticle. Recently he took time to explain that concept even further.

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wendy@bhpioneer.com (Wendy Pitlick) — Mon, 12 Mar 2012 15:24:54 +0000

Scientists expect to gain access to Davis Cavern by end of March

LEAD Scientists will begin the process to move the most sensitive dark matter detector in the world into the Davis Cavern of the Sanford Lab later this month.
After spending several years planning and building their ultra-sensitive detector in a surface laboratory on the Sanford Lab campus, scientists with the Large Underground Xenon (LUX) dark matter detector are slowly disassembling their work, packing it up and preparing to move it underground. At the end of March they plan to gain access to the Davis Cavern, and at the end of April they plan to start transporting the detector 4,850 feet underground.

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wendy@bhpioneer.com (Wendy Pitlick) — Mon, 31 Oct 2011 13:57:23 +0000

LEAD — The Department of Energy will reimburse the National Science Foundation for the costs incurred by funding operations at the Sanford Lab in 2012.
Lisa Van Pay, a spokeswoman for the NSF said Tuesday, “NSF has agreed to provide support for continuous pumping at Sanford Lab until the DOE Fiscal Year 2012 budget is approved. NSF will recoup these costs from the DOE.”

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wendy@bhpioneer.com (Wendy Pitlick) — Tue, 25 Oct 2011 20:18:28 +0000

LEAD — The National Science Foundation will continue to fund operations at the Sanford Lab until Congress approves a 2012 budget for the Department of Energy.
While the Department of Energy’s 2012 budget includes $15 million to fund basic operations at the lab, the continuing resolution prevents the agency from funding what is considered to be a new project until the budget is approved, Sanford Lab officials say. Therefore, since the National Science Foundation funded lab operations in 2011, that agency agreed to pick up the tab until Congress can pass the budget.

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admin@inkbarrelnetworks.com (Administrator) — Tue, 25 Oct 2011 20:16:48 +0000

LEAD —Theater, music, dance, literature and the visual arts can convey the joys and excitement of science, physicist Brian Schwartz says, and the sciences can offer new, creative opportunities for the arts.

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wendy@bhpioneer.com (Wendy Pitlick) — Tue, 25 Oct 2011 20:14:18 +0000

LEAD — Science isn’t the only discipline with learning opportunities at the Sanford Lab.
Peggy Norris, deputy education and outreach director at the Sanford Lab said there are a wide variety of ways students and adults alike can benefit from having the Sanford Lab right outside their back door. From history lessons about the lab and its preceding Homestake Gold Mine, which operated in the Black Hills for 125 years, to English projects, to creative lessons in the performing and visual arts, Norris said there is something for everyone and she is eager to work with anyone who has an idea that will help expand education offerings.

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wendy@bhpioneer.com (Wendy Pitlick) — Fri, 21 Oct 2011 15:46:56 +0000

LEAD — Some $7.5 million in funds that were intended for the Sanford Science and Education Center are being re-purposed to pay for rehabilitation work in the Ross Shaft, Sanford Lab officials said this week.

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wendy@bhpioneer.com (Wendy Pitlick) — Fri, 21 Oct 2011 15:42:04 +0000

LEAD — The waterfall near Pluma, between Deadwood and Lead is starting to look a little more voluminous these days.
That’s because after nearly two and a half months of only pumping minimal amounts of water due to equipment break downs, the Sanford Lab has resumed its deep well pumping operations, discharging more water into Whitewood and Gold Run Creek.

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wendy@bhpioneer.com (Wendy Pitlick) — Fri, 21 Oct 2011 15:38:45 +0000

Fun facts: Sanford Lab water discharge into Whitewood Creek since 2008
1.9 billion gallons of mine water
1.2 billion gallons of taling water

LEAD — Stream health in Whitewood Creek and Gold Run Creek is, in many cases, better downstream from the Sanford Lab’s water discharge area than it is upstream, according to a recent biological study.