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In this September 29, 2015 photo, grass on Hilger's Gulch sledding hill and in Governor's Grove seen in the background remains green, in Pierre, S.D. Crews have chemically burned off Kentucky bluegrass and are preparing to plant native grasses in parts of Hilger's Gulch park on the state Capitol grounds in Pierre. Gov. Dennis Daugaard last summer announced the initiative to replace the Kentucky bluegrass in the park to reduce maintenance, chemical use and expenses. (Nick Lowrey /Capital Journal via AP) MANDATORY CREDIT
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