In the Community

I recently heard a comedian play on the dire situation described by a woman on line. She said that her life seemed all darkness and shadows. Of course the chuckle came when he pointed out that in a place of darkness there are no shadows.

Where did the time go? To those of us who happen to live in the semi-annual "move your clock back or forward, depending on the season" can enjoy that extra hour of sleep in the fall. Not so in the spring.

Brent Dunnigan is not afraid to take a few chances when it comes to farming on his Alameda area land, especially with the support of his wife Peggy and daughters Shelby, Taylor and Kaylee.

“Let’s talk about the weather,” said Greg Johnson in his opening remarks to an audience of over 300 people attending the annual Farmers’ Appreciation Day dinner at Days Inn Plaza on March 11.

A great Lenten exercise is to reflect on mercy and humility. Two qualities to be desired in life are mercy and humility. December 7, 2015 listed 56 ways to show mercy during the Jubilee Year of Mercy.

One of the privileges I enjoy is receiving weekly copies of several Saskatchewan newspapers in which these articles appear.

You won’t find a lot of complaining about the winter weather in this column. How lucky we’ve been this year to have such sunny days and no blizzards at all. We just hope we didn’t speak too soon.

They had a hot time with some hot stuff in the Legion clubrooms on Saturday evening.

They earned their admission to a spectacular motivational event.

Ray Frehlick, in blue, can be seen peering through the new computerized tomography (CT) scanner in Estevan’s St. Joseph’s Hospital during its Feb. 22 ribbon cutting.