Local Arts

Parkinson's Disease Support Group meeting Wed., Sept. 19, 2 p.m. @ the Yorkton& District Nursing Home. All Parkinson's patients & interested persons welcome. For info contact Marj. @ 783-7519.

If the turnout and content of a meeting at Yorkton's Legion Hall Monday night is any indication, the provincial NDP, unions and many workers are deeply concerned about the Saskatchewan government's review of labour laws.

With new furnaces, water heater, carpet and a plan to renovate its functional, but outdated kitchen, the board of directors of New Horizons Seniors Centre on 1st Avenue is building for the future.

Some potential attendees of a workplace safety workshop on new occupational health and safety regulations were greeted September 12 by signs on the Gallagher Centre doors indicating the meeting had been cancelled.

The Yorkton Housing Committee has been active for about 18-months, and it is proving to be an effective tool in spurring housing developments in the city to meet recent demand.

Sheep have proven a perfect sideline for a Yorkton-area couple who both work in the city, but who wanted to do something on their quarter section of land west of the city. "We got into it back in 2000.

Gaming with miniatures has a long, and proud tradition. People have been re-playing the great battle of history with small lead soldiers for decades and enjoying every minute of it.

According to The Weather Network's Fall Outlook, most Canadians can expect above normal temperatures to continue through September, October and November.

Gun enthusiasts from across Saskatchewan celebrated last weekend the passing of the much-despised long gun registry with the MP who is largely credited with killing it.

Deborah James, the woman who went missing from Southey (as reported in our print edition this morning) has been found. No further information is available at this time.