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Third period the difference as Mustangs lose to Bombers Three goals against in the third period sunk the Melfort Mustangs as they dropped a 6-4 decision to the Flin Flon Bombers in the front half of their Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League home-and-ho

From the Tisdale Recorder Files, Feb. 11, 1998

The Town of Star City has a proposal to reduce overcrowding schools in Melfort and Tisdale – encourage more students to attend Star City School. Anita Tkachuk , the town’s administrator, told the North East School Division board Jan.

The new Sobeys Liquor store in Tisdale has opened its doors. Bryce Kryzanowski , the store’s manager, said locals were eager to check out the new store Feb. 9. “[There was] a lot of excitement on people’s faces,” he said.

Despite being shorthanded, the Melfort Mustangs made quick work of the visiting Yorkton Terriers as the home side picked up a 5-2 win.

The Canadian pulse industry has been hit hard with new tariffs in its largest market, India, but it believes that encouraging more pulse flour in food products could help offset that.

Former player, scout, talk about its importance

The Nipawin Hawks keep piling up the points as they picked up a 2-1 win over the Flin Flon Bombers at home. The win pushes the Hawks’ points streak to an incredible 29 straight games.

After 27 years of volunteering for the Nipawin Hawks, Lianne and Dave Niedermayer were rewarded with a SaskEnergy Volunteer Champion Award. The award was given at the Feb.

Within hours of being sworn in as premier, Scott Moe came to Melfort to launch Saskatchewan Party candidate Todd Goudy’s campaign. Moe told the crowd in front of the campaign office in the Melfort Mall Feb.