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The Nipawin Hawks are a win away from their first league title in 28 years after picking up a 3-1 win over the Estevan Bruins The Game 5 victory pushed the Hawks into a 3-2 series lead, with Game 6 back in Estevan on April 22.

From the Recorder files, April 29, 1997

TISDALE — The cowgirl drew her 0.45mm Ruger Vaqueros as she rode towards her target. Once she got in range, a loud bang reverberated. As the balloon popped, she sped to her next target.

RIDGEDALE — Thanks to its bee operation, the Ridgedale Co-op is swarming with profits this year. At its annual general meeting, the co-op revealed it made $190,000 in 2017, compared to a loss of $48,000 the previous year.

CARROT RIVER — Last year was a solid year for the Carrot River Co-op as it continues a drive to diversify. “I like what we’ve done,” said Ward Kewley, the co-op’s general manager.

TISDALE — With cannabis soon becoming legal, employers will have to learn how to deal with the substance in the workplace.

NORTHEAST — After being hit hard by last year’s provincial budget, the Wapiti Regional Library is happy they aren’t seeing cuts this year. The library saw a 58 per cent cut – about $400,000 – as of April 1, 2017, without any prior warning.

For the first time in the 2018 Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League playoffs, the Nipawin Hawks will play a Game 6.

TISDALE — The Town of Tisdale has determined how it’s going to increase civic taxes to get the extra 1.5 per cent – $4.06 million – it needs to operate this year. Residents will pay a sum equal to 0.

With only 1:02 left in the first overtime period, Kenzie Arnold played the overtime hero for the Nipawin Hawks.