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Kovach couple together again in Kipling

Kovach couple together again in Kipling

James (Jim) and Theresa Kovach, who have been married for 65 years, were reunited after living in separate care homes in Regina for the past five years.

To colour or not to colour

Year after year I was determined to make it happen for my daughters. Boil the eggs. Cover the table in plastic. Fill bowls with water and vinegar. Set out an array of spoons and tongs. Get the food coloring ready.

Government must rise to challenges

If you are continually losing battles in politics, maybe you are picking the wrong fights. Or at least, maybe you are picking the wrong approach.
New owner takes over Norm’s Place

New owner takes over Norm’s Place

After 27 years, four months and two days, it’s time for Norm and Karen Jones to move on. New owner Andrew Farnham of Regina has purchased the establishment and took over on April 1.
Donation from Coldwell Banker

Donation from Coldwell Banker

A real estate firm recently made a donation to a valuable facility in southeast Saskatchewan. Josh LeBlanc with Coldwell Banker Choice Real Estate – Carlyle, Kenosee Lake and White Bear, recently made a $1,000 donation to the Moose Mountain Lodge.

Important Fundraiser will support Envision

The Envision Counselling and Support Centre is once again going to be part of the 50-50 for a Cause fundraiser. The grand prize winner will take home up to $30,000. The amount for the grand prize will be based on how many tickets are sold.

Saskatchewan promotes Line 5 pipeline’s significance

Saskatchewan Energy and Resources Minister Bronwyn Eyre appeared before the House of Commons Special Committee on the Economic Relationship between Canada and the United States on the importance of the Enbridge Line 5 pipeline for Saskatchewan.
White Bear man creates a touching tribute

White Bear man creates a touching tribute

Paul Twietmeyer was looking for a way to create a tribute to front-line workers who have remained at their jobs during the COVID-19 pandemic, despite the potential risk.

Farmers, truckers and vets

Several unexpected items inspired this week’s column, specifically, two opportunities to provide tributes for friends and a meaningful post on Facebook.

Wawota weekly news

Happy belated 90th birthday to Gwen Groves, who is Garry Dickson's sister. She was 90 on March 18. As a special surprise, her family encouraged other family members and friends to send cards. She received 96 cards (and messages) and still counting.
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