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Yorkton This Week

Plastic bottle caps must be removed

SARCAN is reminding its valued customers that as of Friday, April 1, it became officially necessary to remove all bottle caps from plastic and glass bottles prior to receiving deposit refunds.
BREDENBURY - No yard sale at Knox

BREDENBURY - No yard sale at Knox

The Knox United Church has decided not to have a basement/yard sale this year. There will be a Memorial Service for past loved ones June 5th at 10:10 a.m. at the United Church. Please let family and friends know.

Money for fridges

Starting today, SaskPower will pay you $50 to take your old fridge off your hands.

Terriers to visit MC Knoll tomorrow

Members of the Yorkton Terriers Junior 'A' hockey team will be making an appearance at Yorkton's MC Knoll Elementary School tomorrow morning (Thursday), says Mark Schendel, sports representative for the school.

Selects spank Stingers in finale

The last game of the volleyball tournament was supposed to be a really close match between what was supposed to be the two best teams that competed that weekend. Turns out that it wasn't even close.
Police car involved in accident

Police car involved in accident

On Thursday, April 7, while en route to a two-vehicle collision near Kelliher, Saskatchewan, an RCMP vehicle became involved in a collision.

Small towns feel housing crunch too

The shortage of affordable housing extends to small communities as well as cities such as Yorkton.

Volunteer efforts marked by Council

The week of April 6 to 10 was declared National Volunteer Week in Yorkton by City Council at its regular meeting Monday. "Canadians have a rich history of volunteering and community involvement. With 12.

Rec office needs on hold

The Yorkton's Community Development, Parks and Recreation request to Yorkton Council for temporary office space in the Godfrey Dean Centre was tabled at the March 28 meeting of Council, pending further information.
The story of where we are living now

The story of where we are living now

It's been over a year, but "Where have you moved to?" people still ask. Next door to the country, say I. To a place God had waiting. In a town meant for living and loving it, not commerce.
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