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A marked decline in church attendance and resulting involvement made it increasingly difficult for the organization to meet its financial obligations.

The come-and-go event is scheduled for May 10 from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m.

Sidewalks will remain open for all pedestrian traffic at this time.

'When teachers use play in their classrooms, they’re using the hardest way to teach (and) the most complex way of teaching because they’re juggling … many students who want to do different things.'

Dr. Sarah Aiono, founder and CEO of New Zealand-based Longworth Education and informally known as “Dr. Play,” brought her philosophy of learning through play to Moose Jaw recently. 

Shercom President Shane Olson, COO Mike Richards raise concerns about how Saskatoon-based company was cut out of tire processing contract in Saskatchewan.

A group of Sask. Health Authority employees took part in a cookie decorating contest for this year's Smile Cookies campaign at the Weyburn Tim Horton's.

Motorists who take more time to reach their destinations will cause fewer impacts, injuries and damage during a collision with other vehicles or pedestrians, Mayor Clive Tolley said after a recent city council meeting.

There was one minor injury, one ticket issued, about $110,000 worth of damage, and both vehicles were towed.

Rosner is currently the principal at Lampman School.