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Stoughton Town Council looking for town flag submissions

While sitting at the town council meeting on March 18 the Town of Stoughton discovered they did not have a town flag.

Shamed players deserve presence in Hall

Shoeless Joe Jackson isn't in the Baseball Hall of Fame because of his involvement with the Black Sox betting scandal of 1919, but the owner of a .356 career batting average was one of the game's best players - ever.

Your inner ninja and transfiguration moments

There is no such thing as automatic doorsjust gentleman ninjas. Christian? You're a Christian? Get out of here, you're a Christian! Yes, I am a Christian.

Anonymous

This week's task was to complete the final edits on a history book I wrote for a client. It's been a most interesting project and being chosen to do the work has been an honour.
Take my hand . . . let's fix this

Take my hand . . . let's fix this

It was early morning several years ago when the double ring on my office phone indicated someone in the building needed to talk to me. It was a co-worker who asked if I could come to her office and assist her with something.

Genetically modified crops

In a spring when a record Canadian crop seems landlocked by a struggling grain handling system ill-equipped to deliver a huge crop to port, and generally softer farm commodity prices, other issues tend to get lost in the world of agriculture.
Cole Ivan Eilers

Cole Ivan Eilers

Cole Ivan Eilers, (Redvers, SK) passed away peacefully on March 6, 2014 in the Royal University Hospital, Saskatoon at 12 years of age.

Marjorie Alice (Earl) Shirley

Marjorie Alice (Earl) Shirley was born on December 11, 1915 in Regina and passed away on March 21, 2014 in Moosomin, Saskatchewan at the age of 98.

Gordon F. Kells High School Cougar Corner

G.F.Kells High School is proud to be hosting the 2014 Saskatchewan Drama Association Region 1 Festival from Thursday, April 10, till Saturday, April 12, at the Memorial Hall Theatre. The price per session is $5.
Arcola Building Supplies celebrates customers

Arcola Building Supplies celebrates customers

In 2005 an opportunity presented itself for Harry Laurent to purchase Arcola Building Supply from John McDonald. Having been a contractor for most of his life Laurent decided that it was a smart fit to own a lumber yard.
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