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Jersey Boys rekindles memories of the '60s

Jersey Boys rekindles memories of the '60s

There will be a trade show Nov. 24, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Maymont Memorial Hall. Please join us for this event. The library will have lunch available and all proceeds will go to the library. It will be a great place to buy Christmas gifts.

Faith Alive Band brings faith alive in new CD

The Faith Alive Band is the result of combining extreme musical talent with strong faith and dedicated Christians.
Rink Burgers author visits Borden Library

Rink Burgers author visits Borden Library

To celebrate Library Week, the Borden Lakeland Library had author Todd Devonshire out to showcase his first book - Rink Burgers. Master of ceremonies was Peter Thiessen who welcomed everyone and introduced Todd.
Gala evening steeped in tradition

Gala evening steeped in tradition

Battlefords Union Hospital (BUH) Foundation's Festival of Trees is in its 17th year and again promises to be an entertaining, exciting three days from Friday, Nov. 30 to Sunday, Dec. 2.
Students explore the fun side of science

Students explore the fun side of science

Six more sleeps until Halloween. It is always a treat for children to see some homeowners who have their yards all adorned in black, orange and Halloween decorations welcoming this annual event. And that winter weather than appeared Oct.

Legends concert enjoyed

Lil McMillan attended a bridal shower in Waseca for her granddaughter Bradie Reeds. The same day her sister Betty and Stuart Hanson of Delisle stopped in on their way home for British Columbia.

Weather disrupts traffic flow

Highways became a hazard in aheavy snow fall Tuesday. People travellingnear Paynton on Highway 16 were held up by the elements asvehicles hit the ditch.

Snow doesn't dampen bidders' spirits

The heavy snowfall Saturday didn't deter people from attending an auction sale in Waseca. Despite the more than six inches of snow that fell throughout the day, the antique tractors and a wide array of tools drew a large crowd.

Snow blankets the landscape

Snow began falling Saturday morning and it wasn't long before there was six inches of heavy, wet snow on the doorstep. We all hope this "dump" of snow melts. The weather forecast is for more cool weather and snow showers.

Landscapes awaken imagination, emotion

The past weekend was busy at the Chapel Gallery with the Rethinking Landscapes workshop facilitated by Dean Bauche. His innovative teaching methods have made him a popular and sought after art educator across Western Canada.
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