Kamsack Times

Although it was Zack Richards of Opaskwayak, Man., who topped the competition, organizers said Erhardt was an audience favourite and encouraged her to enter the competition again.

RCMP also dealt with a report of a vehicle driving at high speeds in a parking lot almost hitting a man, found a "missing man" who wasn't missing and doing well, and a curfew check

Eaglestone Lodge in Kamsack will receive $2,500 from Canterra Seeds Rooted in the Prairies Project, which is being matched by Fedoruk Seeds of Kamsack.

In the future, the decorative globe lighting will be refurbished.

The cost of decommissioning of the landfill has doubled to about $4 million, and although council has already received $1.4 million for the job, it wants more.

Program supports children with a diagnosis of autism.

Originally, council passed a bylaw to allow it to borrow $1.5 million. During a June council meeting, it repealed that bylaw and replaced it with one allowing it to borrow $2 million for the project.

After town council was told in June the sign on the front lawn of the Town Office is no longer operable, council agreed to sign a contract with Voyent Alert System, which is to target all the community by multi-channel delivery.

RCMP also dealt with a person that wasn't supposed to be contact with his former partner, as well as duties over the Canada Day weekend.

Organized by friends of Ethen Krawetz, the benefit will be held July 17 at the OCC Hall.