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Yorkton This Week

Deer Park

Regular season team play will start May 18 and every Tuesday following at Deer Park Golf Course with a 5:30 p.m. tee-off. Costs are as follows: men's club $25, team play $15, nightly fee $7 (plus green fees if not a member at Deer Park.
GSSD track meet qualifies for East Central Districts next week

GSSD track meet qualifies for East Central Districts next week

The Yorkton Regional High School is going to be a very busy place over the next couple of weeks.
Author reading held at local art gallery

Author reading held at local art gallery

On Friday evening, May 14th there was an author reading at the Godfrey Dean Art Gallery by local author Guy Vanderhaeghe. He was born and raised in Esterhazy Saskatchewan and is now a successful local, and national author.

Backyard fire season warrants caution

Approaching summer days means getting to leave the stuffy kitchen and firing up the barbecue. During this time, Yorkton Fire Protective Services reminds residents of the bylaws regarding backyard barbecues, pits and open-air fires.
I dream of Sherlock

I dream of Sherlock

My husband came home with two old, fabric-bound volumes the other day. They were the complete set of Sherlock Holmes adventures.
Vehicles vandalized

Vehicles vandalized

On March 8, the Yorkton Municipal RCMP Detachment received a complaint of vandalism to two vehicles belonging to members of the same family.

East Centrals

The East Central Districts of track and field will be held at Kinsmen Century Field on May 26-27. Action beings at 2 p.m. on May 26 and will include students from each school across the city.
Junior Cardinals too much for Dodgers

Junior Cardinals too much for Dodgers

With four new faces on this year's squad, the Alexander Menswear Yorkton Junior Cardinals are once again off to a pretty good start.

Friendship Centre gets annual funding

The Ministry of Social Services is continuing its funding agreements with nearly 20 community-based organizations (CBOs) and four northern villages which provide services to vulnerable women, children, families and other Saskatchewan people in need.
Gulf oil disaster should set off alarm bells

Gulf oil disaster should set off alarm bells

It could never happen here. That was Prime Minister Stephen Harper's assurance in the wake of the massive oil disaster in the Gulf of Mexico, which he referred to as "an environmental catastrophe unlike anything we've seen in quite a long time".