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Remembrance Day ceremonies held in Neilburg

Remembrance Day ceremonies held in Neilburg

Although there was a large crowd in the Neilburg Community Hall, all was silent at 11 a.m. Nov. 11, as those in attendance paused for two minutes of silence to reflect upon the sacrifice of those who were lost in the conflict.
Sleigh rides, hot chocolate, shopping and fun despite the cold

Sleigh rides, hot chocolate, shopping and fun despite the cold

Middle of December already how ready are you for Christmas? How much are you enjoying the weather so far this winter? We moved from dense spring-like fog to the deep freeze.

Carollers will judge lighting efforts

Christmas lights are going up in many places in the village. As has been the custom for the last few years the lights will be judged by a group of people who will be Christmas carolling around the village.

Grade 1/2 class wins books for their classroom

Marsden Jubilee School held their annual Scholastic Book Fair from Nov. 19 through 22, during the week of parent/teacher interviews. The school made a profit of $961.74 to be used towards purchasing product for the school.
Messiah presented to sell out crowd

Messiah presented to sell out crowd

The Dekker Cenre was sold out Monday evening for a performance of the holiday classic, Handel's Messiah.

We know it's winter when it's -30C

We "really" know that we are "really" into the winter season with the cold temperatures we have been experiencing the last few days. The thermometer registered well below -30 C for a couple of those days.
Film project awarded $400,000

Film project awarded $400,000

A Cree theatre director, playwright and essayist hailing from Poundmaker First Nation has teamed up with two Cannes International Film Festival winners to create a film uncovering 60 years of Saskatchewan Cree history.
Sons of Norway gather to play games and share food

Sons of Norway gather to play games and share food

About 45 members and friends of the Sons of Norway gathered at the Do Drop In Sunday afternoon for a time of playing games - Norwegian whist, canasta and crokinole.

Health setback delays October report

Hi there! Here we are into December. One wonders where October and November went. Time sure flies weather wise, but conditions are better than last year's fall when we were knee-deep in snow (or more).

Golden Age Supper enjoyed

December has arrived and it's hard to believe this year is in its last month. Christmas activities are in full swing. It's difficult to keep up with them all.
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