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Rebecca Rock: How to make a dream come true

Rebecca Rock: How to make a dream come true

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Disc golf revs up

Disc golf revs up

The local disc golf scene is revving up again. The Co-op Trilogy Challenge took place at Centennial Park on June 2. Gratton said participants came from various points around the province.
Soccer involvement runs in the family

Soccer involvement runs in the family

Not long ago the News-Optimist ran a story about Wade Favel, a young soccer player from Poundmaker Cree Nation who was in a tournament in Saskatoon. The story focused on how the sport of soccer has made a positive influence on Wade’s life.
First USask cohort certified in common law in French

First USask cohort certified in common law in French

Submitted Five law students from the University of Saskatchewan College of Law have received the first Certifications in common law en French from the University of Ottawa during the the College of Law’s Annual Convocation Reception.
Comp student wins gold at Skills Canada

Comp student wins gold at Skills Canada

Practice has made perfect for a local high school student. Cam Taylor, Grade 12 student at North Battleford Comprehensive High School, recently brought home gold in carpentry from the Skills Canada National Competition in Halifax.
Council to do “more homework” before deciding on group home

Council to do “more homework” before deciding on group home

Group home is permitted regardless of council decision, question now is how many children
JPII Crusaders joining Hilltops this fall

JPII Crusaders joining Hilltops this fall

Submitted Andrew Pyle and Zack Wells have been playing JPII Crusader football throughout high school. Following graduation from Grade 12 at John Paul II Collegiate, they’ll be joining the Saskatoon Hilltops.
Second World War amputee veteran reflects on D-Day 75th anniversary

Second World War amputee veteran reflects on D-Day 75th anniversary

Submitted by the War Amps On June 6, 1944, Toronto’s Allan Bacon was one of thousands of Canadians to arrive by boat on the shores of Juno Beach in Normandy, France.
Crime Watch Network reaches 10,000 subscribers

Crime Watch Network reaches 10,000 subscribers

Submitted by Saskatchewan RCMP Since expanding province-wide in mid-April, we are happy to report that the Saskatchewan Crime Watch Advisory Network has reached a milestone: 10,000 subscribers (10,341 as of today, to be exact).
No need to strive for impossible perfection.

No need to strive for impossible perfection.

Neighbourly Advice According to Ed
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