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Reading program finishes

Reading program finishes

Join the Laketown Leaders on Monday mornings at 9:00 a.m. for coffee time. The local seniors welcome you to the club at the Stirling Room. Saltcoats Anglican church welcomed Susan Smandych to a gathering on Tuesday, August 17 at 7:30 p.m.
Former Juno winner solo effort works

Former Juno winner solo effort works

D'TACHChinIndie6.5-out-of-10 I have reviewed a lot of disks in what is nearing 20-years as a journalist. So one thing I always appreciate is a CD which makes me go 'OK that's different'. Chin's D'tach fits that.

Scanners check on lawbreakers

As a part of SGI's ongoing traffic safety partnership with the Saskatchewan RCMP, an RCMP vehicle equipped with an Automatic Licence Plate Recognition (ALPR) system was showcased recently in Regina.

School division hires EAL coordinator

The Board of Education of the Good Spirit School Division is excited to announce the hiring of Carol McCullough as our English as an Additional Language (EAL) Coordinator.

Long weekend safety planning

As travellers prepare to hit the road for the final long weekend of the summer, CAA Saskatchewan offers tips on how to drive safely and save money at the gas pumps.
Flood concerts huge successes

Flood concerts huge successes

Proceeds are still 小蓝视频 counted from two concerts held on the weekend to benefit flood victims, but the shows are already 小蓝视频 called an overwhelming success.
Siblings volunteer in developing world

Siblings volunteer in developing world

A brother and sister originally from Yorkton returned this summer from separate trips to help some of the world's poorest people. Devan and Taisa Trischuk have both chosen to enter healthcare fields.

Now not the time to diminish veterans services

The National Council of Veteran Associations (NCVA) commented recently on ongoing news stories regarding the lack of response from the Federal Government and senior public servants to Canada's veterans, and emphasized that now is not the time to down

Seniors ride STC buses for $10 in September

This September, seniors from across the province will have the opportunity to ride any Saskatchewan Transportation Company (STC) bus on any route for just $10.
Busy time for travel

Busy time for travel

Well the weather is finally letting the farmers do some haying in the Calder area. Donny Kahut of Calgary was home for a few days visiting with family and friends.
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