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Yorkton This Week

Walk set to aid kidney research

The first 'Give the Gift of Life Fun Run' will be held in Yorkton Saturday June 26. Audrey Parisloff, local organizer of the upcoming walk, said the walk has been held in Saskatoon and Regina the past two years.

Asphalt tender accepted

Yorkton Council has accepted the only tender it received for the City's 2010 asphalt program.

High speed upgrade

Rob Clarke, Member of Parliament for Desenthe-Missinippi-Churchill River, on behalf of Chuck Strahl, Minister of Indian Affairs and Northern Development and Federal Interlocutor for Metis and Non-Status Indians, recently announce that 26 First Nation
New members are welcome

New members are welcome

Leaps and Bounds dance studio performed once again, a fantastic rendition of "Rhythms of the World" Congratulations to Katie Vickers who graduated from dance this year.
Local cyclist wins Masters award

Local cyclist wins Masters award

Ken Orr of Churchbridge is going to need a slightly larger trophy cabinet. He was recently named Master Athlete of the Year at the Saskatchewan Sport Awards banquet held in Regina.

TKD results

On May 1-2, the 2010 Senior National Taekwondo Championships were held in the Shaw Centre in Edmonton, Alberta. KEES Yorkton had three athletes participating in this event.

Community residents need to be prepared

We may think we live far removed from the disasters we see on the television news such as earthquakes, hurricanes and tornadoes, but disaster could hit Yorkton and families should be prepared in case they ever do.

Golf ready

Deer Park Municipal Golf Course is bringing adults into the game of golf in a fast, fun and affordable way through the new Get Golf Ready in 5 Days program.
Unique musical experience

Unique musical experience

ABOVE and BEYONDHarpdog Brown & Graham GuestDog Breath Records8.5-out-of-10 It's always cool to review music from someone you sort of know.

Airport gets infrastructure dollars

The Yorkton Municipal Airport will be getting some major infrastructure upgrades following an announcement Friday which will see $400,000 flow to the facility, half from the province and half from the city.