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Pending deal will see three locations sold

The Yorkton Rawtec Maulers have hit the reset button, but the reboot wasn’t finished before their game against the Saskatoon Contacts over the weekend. The team lost to the visiting Saskatoon squad 6-1 on Nov. 17.

The Yorkton RawTec Maulers have played 20 games in the Saskatchewan AAA Midget Hockey League and recorded only two wins. So perhaps not surprisingly last week the Board of Directors of the Maulers announced it was time for some changes.

Yorkton Council gave unanimous approval to second and third readings on amendments to the City’s Traffic Bylaw. The proposed amendments were introduced and given first reading at the regular meeting of Council Oct. 29.

Parkland Victims Services, Kamsack branch, recently recognized a local woman for “outstanding twenty years of dedicated volunteer services as a victim services volunteer.

The Preeceville Lions club has taken on a major project. The group is working at widening the walking and ski trail and continuing to clear trees along the trail around the Town of Preeceville, according to Ralph Ager, Lions member.

The Canora Homecraft 4-H Club has started a “Coats for Kids” campaign to help children in Canora and the surrounding area stay warm through the upcoming winter.

Council had no major issues to deal with during the month of October.

The Preeceville Recreation Board is trying to bring more holiday spirit to The Town of Preeceville, stated Andrea Tonn, Town of Preeceville Recreation Director.

Changes to a property on Railway Avenue and training for town employees were among the items of concern to town council at its regular meeting on November 6.