Yorkton This Week

Alzheimer and Dementia Support/Information Group Meeting Wed., Apr. 11, 2:00 p.m., Yorkton & District Nursing Home Conference Room. Everyone welcome. For more info contact the SHR Community Social Worker (306) 786-0722.

A new bed and breakfast has opened just west of Yorkton. Windy Acres Inn is the long time dream of Ken and Joanne Maduck.

Bottom-trawl fisheries are often criticized for their environmental impacts. I've been among the vocal critics.

Laketown Leaders sponsor monthly Pot Luck Luncheons and the next one is Mon., April 16. The monthly bingo will be Thurs., April 26 at 1:30 p.m. Saltcoats United Church Easter worship is at 9:00 a.m. on April 8.

As part of CAA Saskatchewan's efforts to advocate for better roads, we are joining other CAA clubs across the country in a Worst Roads Campaign.

Local artist Judy Niebergall is back with a new solo show at the pARTners Art Gallery in the Yorkton Public Library. The show is one the veteran artist had not expected to do.

Saskatchewan cancer patients will have improved access to cancer care and services, thanks to a funding increase this year to the Saskatchewan Cancer Agency. The provincial government committed $138.

Our family participated in three funerals this week. A closely bundled trio of funerals bends one's thoughts in uncomfortable directions. How stubbornly I insist - we all insist - on leaning on spiderwebs.

SaskPower is once again offering customers discounts on energy efficient lighting - but only for a limited time.

Three students of St. Michael's School in Yorkton will represent Saskatchewan at the Canadian Chess Challenge in Halifax this May.