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The presentation of The Garden of Saskatchewan Plaque for volunteer service and snow dumped on town property were among the items of concern to town council at its regular meeting on February 25.

The Saskatchewan Association of Rural Municipalities is holding its 114th Annual Convention at Prairieland Park in Saskatoon this week. The tradeshow and registration will open on Monday, March 11 at 7:00 p.m.

The Sturgis Kinsmen miracle annual marathon was a combined effort of the Sturgis Composite School students, staff and Kinsmen members as they made their way back to Sturgis from Canora on February 28.

Keen Age Centre seniors held their January and February Birthday Social on February 24 with 35 members in attendance at the Keen Age Centre in Canora.

The Kamsack Karate Club currently has 31 members, according to Matilda Kayseas, club president. The Club holds practice two times per week in the Kamsack Comprehensive Institute’s gymnasium No.

The Preeceville Hospital’s annual bed push for Telemiracle 42 raised $11,673 on February 28.

A proposal to provide property maintenance services and a contribution to the Health Foundation for the purchase of new medical equipment were among the items of concern to town council at its regular meeting on February 12.

A trio with an “impressive, well-choreographed show incorporating impeccable three-part harmonies, a roots drum kit split between two band members, and an acoustic guitar franken-rigged to also be the bass, will be performing live in Kamsack.

The Pinty’s Grand Slam of Curling is back. Sportsnet announced that their premier curling series will be making a return to Yorkton after events in 2014 and 2015. The Meridian Canadian Open will be in Yorkton from Jan. 14-19 2020.

The Sturgis Mini-Miracle continued its tradition of helping others on February 28 when the Kinsmen and Kinettes hosted their 39h annual Mini-Miracle at the Sturgis Composite School.