Kamsack Times

Kamsack’s Power House Museum board, which held its annual meeting last month, has embarked on the establishment of planning, policy and event committees which will help ensure the sustainability of the museum.

A Kamsack hockey player, who as a member of the Fargo Force was forced off the ice in January due to an injury, was hoping for his team to win and at least tie at two games on the weekend in order to make the playoffs with the United States Hockey Le

After finding a clump of willow trees growing by a slough near Duck Mountain Provincial Park last week, cousins Jimmy Tao and Kevin Luu of Kamsack discovered its many soft, fuzzy buds, that the tree produces in order to protect its developing leaves

This year, for a third consecutive year, Kamsack property owners will see no increase in taxes.

A woman whose goal is to walk across Canada using, as much as possible, the Trans Canada Trail, and a friend accompanying her part of the way, were in Kamsack over the Easter weekend. Sarah Jackson of Edmonton, who left Victoria, B.C.

Kamsack’s population decreased by 19 persons over the past year, according to SaskHealth statistics.

A 26-year-old Kamsack man died in a two-vehicle accident last week. At approximately 9:30 p.m. on March 30, Kamsack RCMP were dispatched to the scene of a motor vehicle collision that occurred on Highway No. 8 just south of Kamsack.

By Kaare Askildt Formerly known as the Farmer in Training The original English language was put together by Anglo-Saxons, and the Vikings contributed a few words over time, still in use today.

The Glen Becenko rink of Kamsack topped the Kamsack Curling Club’s wind-up bonspiel which was played among 26 rinks March 31 to April 2.

A group of parents of Kamsack youths have begun the process of re-establishing a minor ball organization. The minor ball season, which is May and June, will begin with a clinic on April 19, said Kev Sumner, Kamsack’s recreation director.