Yorkton This Week

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The longstanding springtime culinary tradition of urine-soaked eggs endures, in Dongyang, China, according to a March CNN dispatch.

Teachers in Yorkton and across the province spent two more days on strike last week and withdrew voluntary services on Monday.

Dalton Bakke had quite the night on Queen Victoria Day when the Saskatchewan High Schools Athletics Association (SHSAA) 27th Annual Ed Henick Senior Bowl was played in Regina.

Premier Brad Wall said the "Saskatchewan Advantage" budget was the highlight of a productive legislative session which ends today.

Saskatchewan's third annual provincial archery competition took place Saturday at the YRHS.

Godfrey Dean Art Gallery Landscape & Memory 2011 on now until June 24. This year's local and regional art exhibition features 25 of your favourite and newly discovered artists.

The eighth contract in the extended development of the new water treatment plant in Yorkton was approved unanimously by Council at its regular meeting Monday.

Drive Angry (DVD/Blu-Ray) - Dir. Patrick Lussier. Starring Nicolas Cage, Amber Heard, William Fichtner Awesomely terrible action gorefest. Nicolas Cage plays a criminal who escapes from Hell to save his baby granddaughter from a Satanic cult.

The City of Yorkton is moving to clarify the ownership and usage of the former Angus Spice School, (currently housing SIGN offices) property, following a decision of Council at its regular meeting Monday.