In the Community

The food may travel fast, but it's certainly not fast food. "There's a balance … if you start rushing it, it turns into fast food," said Sergiy Cherueuko, owner and operator of the Robin Bobbin food truck in Estevan.

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Estevan – Continuing its build-out of hotels throughout southeast Saskatchewan, Western Star has added what is arguably its crown jewel to their chain.

A Weyburn born and raised woman will be returning to Saskatchewan to practise in a sub-specialized area of Medicine. Susan Bobbitt, daughter of Greg Bobbitt and Linda Rudachyk, went to school at St. Dominic Savio, St.

I close my eyes Only for a moment and the moment's gone All my dreams Pass before my eyes with curiosity Dust in the wind All we are is dust in the wind (Livgren, Kerry A.) Nothin' lasts forever but the earth and sky / It slips away.

Looking back over the past week I can honestly say that I don't recall ever taking a holiday that so met and exceeded my expectations. Returning home, however, was quite another story, one I would never have chosen.

For summer fun under the sun and stars, be sure to make a stop at Woodlawn Regional Park Boundary Dam beach on August 15.

Vermilion – Hunter Weatherly didn’t place in the steamfitter/pipefitter event at the national Skills Canada competition in Saskatoon, but he still gets to celebrate being Alberta’s gold medalist for 2015.

Maidstone – The 26 th annual Maidstone Heavy Crude men’s golf tournament played out as expected on June 5 with the usual mix of golf, networking and charity fundraising.

When the Saskatoon Mayor recently decided not to be present at the Gay Pride Parade he faced a “damned if you do and damned if you don’t” decision. Choice in the matter was really an illusion, a gray area.