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Rain doesn't stop the music lovers at Carlton Trail Jamboree

Rain doesn't stop the music lovers at Carlton Trail Jamboree

What a weekend -July 8, 9, and 10 - rain, rain and more rain didn't stop music lovers from watching the fantastic performers at the Carlton Trail Jamboree. I know I don't report for Rabbit Lake, but I was there and would like to add my two cents.
Campground is full, lineups at the boat launch

Campground is full, lineups at the boat launch

This weekend was one of the busiest around Meota Regional Park. When I took a tour around the campsites there weren't any sites available unless you could talk someone into letting you pitch a pup tent in their site.
Host mosquitoes win silver medal at provincials

Host mosquitoes win silver medal at provincials

This weekend Unity played host to both mosquito and peewee boys baseball provincials. Fifteen boys' baseball teams from around the province descended on Unity for the A Championships July 15, 16 and 17.

Storm downs power lines

Our area was hit by a major storm, July 18. With winds gusting up to 130 kilometres per hour, trees were blown over, power lines went down and homes were hit by falling trees.

Runners raise awareness about missing women

Herb and Pauline Muskego and family of the Onion Lake Reserve organized a run in 2005, in memory of their daughter, Daleen Bosse Muskego, and on behalf of all aboriginal women who have gone missing or been murdered over the years.
Celebration marks a century of history

Celebration marks a century of history

The culmination of Waseca's 100 year celebration July 2 and 3 was an interdenominational church-service held at 104-year-old Christ Church, which is now a municipal heritage site.
Set sail for summer fun at the library

Set sail for summer fun at the library

Children came the North Battleford Library Thursday to enjoy a "pirates at sea" afternoon. The library staff organized many pirate related activities for the kids to participate in.

Discover a wealth of creativity

The Explore Northern Horizons Journey of creativity, July 30 and 31, is an experience for art lovers, explorers, adventures and anyone interested in discovering Saskatchewan's picturesque treasures nestled along the route.

Villa Pascal employees earn awards

Villa Pascal employee appreciation and long term service awards were presented to Villa Pascal employees June 1. Representing the Villa Pascal board of directors was chairman Robert L'Heureux and vice-chair Therese Giasson.
Missionaries return from Japan

Missionaries return from Japan

Cliff Scott, originally from the Marsden area, and his wife, Marg, spent almost 37 years as missionaries to Japan. For the past 23 years they resided in the bustling city of Toyko.
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