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Paralympian shares story with Hillcrest students

Paralympian shares story with Hillcrest students

Canada’s only snowboarding Paralympian was in Estevan last week, capping off her yearlong involvement with Hillcrest School’s second grade class.
Nearby twinning project discussed at open house

Nearby twinning project discussed at open house

The junction turn onto Highway 18 will be at a right angle and about 200 metres west of the current Highway 39 and Highway 18 junction, said Saskatchewan Highways and Infrastructure officials attending an open house event in the leisure centre in Est

The summer season is work season

It’s that time of year when action is picking up around the city. Though the City of Estevan is not undertaking a particularly aggressive construction schedule in 2015, there are a number of initiatives that could try the public’s patience.

Quick lesson in economics

It was just six years ago when the American, and by extension, world markets collapsed, but then quickly rebounded, thanks to panic attacks from governments.
St. Mary's celebrates 50 years of education

St. Mary's celebrates 50 years of education

St. Mary’s School students have thrived in the classroom, in athletics and in many extracurricular activities since the school opened in May 1965. The school also has never strayed from its Roman Catholic roots.

Know your garage sale etiquette

The Editor, Garage sale etiquette ... is there such a thing? I've had a garage sale almost every year for the past 10 years. This year I noticed something different.

Another assisted living facility is needed

The Editor, Estevan needs another assisted living facility.
Your kids are being exploited, pay attention, says Sask ICE unit

Your kids are being exploited, pay attention, says Sask ICE unit

They know of what they speak and what they told a small Estevan audience on May 19 should have made Estevan and area parents seriously reconsider their family’s use of the Internet and mobile devices from that night forward.
Minor football and Thunder team up

Minor football and Thunder team up

Estevan Minor Football and the Regina Thunder of the Canadian Junior Football League teamed up for a football clinic on May 23 at Chow Field. There were 37 young football players from ages 8-15 participating in the clinic.
SE College aggressively moving forward

SE College aggressively moving forward

College working to be top choice for any, all higher education
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