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Yorkton This Week

Atom team wins top spot

The Yorkton Atom AA Xerox Terriers 2011-12 Hockey Tournament took place over the weekend and they came out on top. Playing on their home ice at Yorkton Kinsmen Arena Sunday, they won every game they played.
CD offers bits of everything

CD offers bits of everything

WHITE LAKE Enter The Haggis Indie 8-out-of-10 It's not often that a band explores an abundance of musical styles on one complete album.
Winter construction

Winter construction

Greg Martin, Ben Calvert and Rebecca Derbowka of Roby Sharpe's phys ed class took part in building a Quinzhee on Friday afternoon. A Quinzhee is a shelter anyone can build for winter camping and use in a survival situation.
Roaming charge costs unknown

Roaming charge costs unknown

The story of a Weyburn family who racked up a $10,000 bill on roaming charges while on holidays to the United States is a remarkable one.

16U Blitz off to a good start

Yorkton Blitz 16U girls volleyball team competed in the SVA SASK Cup 1 tournament on Jan. 28-29 in Saskatoon.
Tot Spot opens in city

Tot Spot opens in city

The Boys & Girls Club of Yorkton opened Tot Spot in the SIGN building on North Street Monday. The facility, being termed an Early Learning Drop-In Centre, is geared for children newborn to five years of age.
Science literacy is good for society

Science literacy is good for society

Kids ask questions. Sometimes adults feel inadequate if they don't have ready answers. But when I became a teacher, I learned quickly that there's nothing wrong with saying, "I don't know.
Spider is a true cad

Spider is a true cad

Intelligent Design: If the male nursery web spider were a human, he would be sternly denounced as a vulgar cad.
Capturing potash opportunities will take work

Capturing potash opportunities will take work

An economic impact study by the Saskatchewan East Enterprise Region (SEER) has offered details on the potential effects of potash development on the region's economy and infrastructure.

Abduction case headed to trial

Yorkton's Melvin Dale Koroluk will stand trial for the alleged abduction of a child from the Yorkton Exhibition last July.
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