Estevan Mercury

The Local Buzz Liquor Store, located at 126 Fourth Street, opened for business on Oct. 4. It's a beer, wine and spirits store with products to meet various price ranges. They also have a number of Saskatchewan products in their inventory. 

Canada Post employees will circulate the community that morning to pick up donations of non-perishable food items from the front doorstep of people's homes. The food will be dropped off at the Salvation Army, where volunteers will assist in sorting, checking expiration dates and stocking shelves.

President of the South East Cornerstone Teachers’ Association, Whitney Paul-Joseph, delivered a repeat message that cuts to government funding has led to challenges for teachers.

The numbers were expected to rise, and they did, perhaps a little more than what was anticipated.

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DC Ink Studio opened its doors in October and is located at 1-418 Kensington Avenue in Estevan.

The event attracted about 50-60 people. The sessions were held Oct. 11-12 at the Western Star Hotel.

Hobby engineers brought many new projects this year, which Estevan has never seen before, as well as some beloved pieces. With a couple of newcomers to the show, Kelly Tytlandsvik, who's been organizing the event throughout all these years, added new pins to the event map, showing how the event draws interest from all over North America.

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