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Votto honouring veterans a nice touch

Votto honouring veterans a nice touch

Players’ weekend has been a new initiative started by Major League Baseball in recent years, and while I originally was indifferent, a recent circumstance changed my mind.
What does workplace bullying say to students?

What does workplace bullying say to students?

As students prepare to go back to school and university, we need to talk about bullying.
Storing tender summer bulbs

Storing tender summer bulbs

August in the garden is truly spectacular. If you are a lover of tender or summer flowering bulbs then you can join me in the bittersweet joy of August.
Butts and wisdom

Butts and wisdom

Linda's Lines
Compelled to comment on parking

Compelled to comment on parking

Dear Editor Upon reading “Council gives thumbs down to parking lot” published in the Regional Optimist Aug. 23, 2018, I feel compelled to comment. The planning department made a bad decision based on wrongheaded thinking.
Agriculture, highways ministers guaranteed success

Agriculture, highways ministers guaranteed success

David Marit will be a successful Saskatchewan Party government agriculture minister.
Two-storey outhouse at the Bradwell Hotel

Two-storey outhouse at the Bradwell Hotel

After several sad stories about hotels on the corners of Railway and Main, it is time for something a little more lighthearted. In 1907, Ben Cook built the hotel in Bradwel, complete with a two-storey outhouse.
Keep gardening, despite the frost

Keep gardening, despite the frost

When the Welsh poet, Dylan Tomas wrote about going “gentle into that good night” his thoughts were on human mortality. But with the risk of frost on the prairies, it’s our tender flowers and vegetables that come to mind.
A place of refuge

A place of refuge

While chatting with family this week, my husband’s family history came up in conversation. Refugees from what was then West Prussia, they lost their father, mother and youngest brother during the Second World War.
Good habits are easily forgotten, and woe results

Good habits are easily forgotten, and woe results

Having just dropped off the daughter at Good Spirit Bible Camp, I stopped in briefly at my parents’ place in Yorkton to refill the belly. Five miles out of Yorkton, the truck made an odd ding.
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