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The top-10 stories of 2019 - #6

The top-10 stories of 2019 - #6

Cardinals suspend operations for 2020
Theft of laptop: Yorkton RCMP

Theft of laptop: Yorkton RCMP

On Wednesday, Dec. 18, at approximately 7:00 pm, a male suspect entered the Shopper's Drug Mart in Yorkton. While there, the male picked up a brown box containing a HP brand laptop with an approximate value of $370.00 and left the store.

Enjoying life in the void

When is a senior a senior? This is an often asked question these days. It may be for a discount on a product or the big 65 so that one can collect OAS. Let me ask this question from a different perspective.
Seek the best gift of all

Seek the best gift of all

Sitting pretty atop elephant, camel and stallion, the three Seekers navigate the perimeter of my living room. For the last two months, those three ceramic magi have migrated (with a little help) from surface to surface.
Of gardening gloves and secateaurs

Of gardening gloves and secateaurs

Merry Christmas, dear gardening friends! May you enjoy health, happiness, and family and friends to share it all with! And on a snowing, blowing January eve, may you blessed with a cozy home, a hot cup of tea, and a stackful of seed catalogues to enj
Melfort & District Trail Riders to host 2020 Provincial Snowmobile Festival

Melfort & District Trail Riders to host 2020 Provincial Snowmobile Festival

February 28 & 29, 2020
SaskBooks Book Picks - 'Florence of America'

SaskBooks Book Picks - 'Florence of America'

‘Florence of America: A Feminist in the Age of McCarthyism’ by Florence Bean James, with Jean Freeman Published by University of Regina Press Review by Keith Foster $24.
SaskBooks Book Picks - 'Back to Blakeney'

SaskBooks Book Picks - 'Back to Blakeney'

Back to Blakeney: Revitalizing the Democratic State” edited by David McGrane, John D. Whyte, Roy Romanow, and Russell Isinger Published by University of Regina Press Review by Keith Foster $34.
The top-10 stories of 2019 - #7

The top-10 stories of 2019 - #7

Hoddenbagh takes reins as college CEO
Mystery night set for New Year's Eve

Mystery night set for New Year's Eve

Looking for something a little different for New Year’s Eve? How about a Murder Mystery Dinner with a 1920s theme? If that sounds like just the way to welcome in 2020 you will want to be among those to ‘party like Jay Gatsby’ and those hoping to ‘sol
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