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A tour of a lifetime for Sacred Heart travel club

A tour of a lifetime for Sacred Heart travel club

For 38 students from Sacred Heart High School 10 days in 2013 will be stories for a lifetime. The group left Yorkton March 29 for a tour of China that would take them on a worldwind adventure like they've never seen before.
Film Festival presents awards

Film Festival presents awards

From among the 118 films nominated for awards at this year's Yorkton Film Festival one, 'Let the Daylight Into the Swamp' walked away with the night's big prize, the Best of Festival Golden Sheaf Award.

Claiming cemetery lands

Yorkton Council is moving to close a portion of the Highway 9 Right-of-way for inclusion in the City Cemetery. "A formal subdivision is required to accommodate expansion of the City cemetery.
Murder at monastery stranger than fiction

Murder at monastery stranger than fiction

It is definitely a perk of my job to work in a place where the entire history of Yorkton is neatly packed away in volumes of newspapers dating to the late 19th Century. While researching my story on the planned demolition of the St.
Volunteers needed for fundraisers

Volunteers needed for fundraisers

Heather Moller and hubby, Jeff Beck, returned home to London, Ontario after a week of holidaying.

Fire service gets new vehicle

Yorkton's Fire Protection Services will be getting a new Command Vehicle a year ahead of schedule.
Chess play with dice

Chess play with dice

So I walked into my crowded, all right down right messy, games room to grab a game for this week's review. I opened a gaming bag, one I haul to a local coffee shop on occasion to get in some board time with a bud, and I came across Proteus.

Council receives Transit Report

The annual SaskAbilities Transit Services Report was presented to Yorkton Council Monday. SaskAbilities has operated the combined transit system since 2012.

City approves replacing its mower fleet

The City of Yorkton's grass cutting fleet is being replaced in 2013. "The City's grass cutting fleet has five riding mowers that are used throughout the city to maintain parks, ditches, ball diamonds and open spaces.

New provincial park named

The Ministry of Parks, Culture and Sport is pleased to announce that the Saskatchewan Legislature has approved the creation of the 35th provincial park in Saskatchewan, which will be designated Great Blue Heron Provincial Park.
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