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The Barveenok Ukrainian Dance Club hosted its annual spring concert with the talent of many dancers showcased at the Sturgis Composite High School on April 7.

The review of the Town’s 2018 financial statements and the hiring of an assistant water treatment plant operator were among the items of concern to town council at its regular meeting on April 2.

The third annual Miracle Lake Fish and Fun Day, hosted by the Norquay Curling Club, the Norquay Skating Rink and Prairie and Pine Snow Riders, was held March 23.

The Whitehawk Arts Council celebrated its 40th year anniversary with a special ceremony that was accompanied by entertainment showcasing the arts at the Preeceville Trinity United Church on April 6.

The Yorkton Film Festival is proud to announce that first-round jurying has concluded and nominees are now able to be announced for this year’s Main and Accompanying Categories.

CN Rail crews came upon a disturbing sight on March 18. At the side of a bridge outside of Runnymede, they discovered 11 dead dogs, discarded at the side of the tracks. Rail supervisor Alex Husak was one of the people who discovered the dogs.

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On Thursday afternoon, April 11, the Town of Outlook emailed The Outlook with responses to eight questions that we compiled on March 22. Listed below are the questions (black text), along with the Town's responses (red text).

The eighth annual edition of the Parkland Outdoor Show and Expo was held at the Gallagher Centre in the city over the weekend.

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