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Easy listening folk music

Easy listening folk music

SELF-TITLED Portage & Main Indie 8-out-of-10 Portage & Main sounds like a band which might call Winnipeg, but they actually travel Canada out of British Columbia sharing their folkie-influenced brand of music.
Dollars for Scholars tourney at Deer Park

Dollars for Scholars tourney at Deer Park

For the last several years, the Deer Park Municipal Golf Course has been host to a Texas Scramble tournament set up to help raise money for student scholarships for students attending Parkland College.
Artist has bridge mural vision

Artist has bridge mural vision

A young artist would like to turn a small bridge of Yorkton Creek in the Riverside Terrace area of the city into a work of art.
SHHS celebrates year-end in sports

SHHS celebrates year-end in sports

Cheerleading does not normally get a whole lot of attention from the press but it did last Monday night, along with five other sports as the Sacred Heart High School (SHHS) marked the end of the high school sports season.

Walsh appointed to YHA

Brenda Walsh has been appointed to the Yorkton Housing Authority Board of Directors. Other members of the board of directors are Glenn Wiseman, Loreen Poier, Kenneth Atkinson, Erin Clifford, Jeannette Wheeler and Vern Brown. Brown is chairperson.

Letter to the Editor - Ritz poor choice for Ag Minister

Dear Editor: Pay More for Rail Service? It's pretty sad to think that, with all the MPs he has in Western Canada, Stephen Harper can't come up with somebody - anybody - who understands farming better then Gerry Ritz.
Junior Cards lose first game of '11 season

Junior Cards lose first game of '11 season

It rained both literally and figuratively for the Junior baseball club in Yorkton last Tuesday night The Alexander's Mens Wear Junior Cardinals did something they had not done in senior league play in a long time. They lost a baseball game.

YRHS football clubhouse in the running for prize

The football clubhouse at Yorkton's Kinsmen Century Field is one of the 29 facilities in Saskatchewan, and one of hundreds throughout Canada that are hoping for a chance to win $25,000 in the Kraft Celebration Tour.

Sno-Riders struggle to protect trails

Yorkton's snowmobile enthusiasts have begun a campaign urging ATV riders to stay off of the region's snowmobile trails during the summer.

Work readiness program available for youth

As young people in Saskatchewan begin to look for summer employment, they need to make completing the Young Worker Readiness Certificate Course (YWRCC) part of their job hunt.
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