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In small communities the sense of togetherness is found at every turn. You see each other often whether it is at the grocery store, on the street, or at the hockey rink.

Through a generous donation, the Salvation Army's meat supply has been replenished however their food bank shelves could use a little stocking. The Postal Food Drive is set to go Saturday, September 28.

Craft shows can often act as an amplifier, increasing the tame and modest whisper of one's business to a strong recognizable voice among the craft business cohort. Paul and Floreen Smith are owners of such a business.

At the Provincial and National Conferences the Student Leadership Team made many new friends, learned a lot about leadership, and discovered many great ideas to make GF Kells and Carlyle even better. The Cross Country Team has started practising.

Fire fighters use a chemical compound to seal a diesel fuel leak at the scene of an "accident" between this truck and a light plane.

One Saskatchewan resident has been hospitalized due to West Nile neurological syndrome and six others are under investigation for West Nile Virus infections. The recent cases likely became infected during the last weeks of August and early September.

The gloves come off and the aprons are tied on for an hour as UFC Striking Coach Ron Frazier, UFC fighter Mitch Clarke, and MMA fighter Charmaine Tweet join Access Communications' Laura Morrisette and Weyburn This Week's Tanya Brown in a cake decorat

Saskatchewan residents are receiving better access to physician services.

Twelve student leaders and four advisors returned from an experience of a lifetime in Montague, P.E.I. on September 22.

The legacy of Terry Fox is something that all Canadians know. His struggle and great strength amidst extremely difficult circumstances are remembered each year.