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Two vehicles stolen from area farm

Hunting, fishing and photography enthusiasts were brought together at the annual awards banquet of the Canora branch of the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation (SWF) on February 24 at Rainbow Hall in Canora.

The Sturgis Kinsmen miracle 38th 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 March 1.

In the notification email sent to members of the Kamsack Business Association, a letter was included requesting support of the Kamsack Recreation Board’s disc golf project.

The Sturgis Mini Miracle continued its tradition of helping others on March 1 when the Kinsmen and Kinettes hosted their 38h annual Mini Miracle.

Approximately $4,000 was collected by Sturgis Kinsmen and members of the Sturgis Composite High School SRC (Student Representative Council) during their 25 th Mini Miracle Marathon on March 1.

The sun shone brilliantly on the silvery coated hoar-fronted trees; the weatherman was forecasting highs of minus five or six with little wind and Duck Mountain had snow.

The Preeceville Hospital’s annual bed push for Telemiracle 42 raised $7,559 on March 1.

Students and staff at Canora Composite School showed their support for the prevention of bullying by taking part in Red Cross Pink Day at Canora Composite School on February 28. Pink shirts, and even the odd pink hat, were seen all over the school.

The town council of Outlook met for its regularly scheduled meeting on Wednesday night, February 28.