Opinion

I missed several photographic opportunities as I travelled south of Assiniboia through the prairies on the picturesque 358 to Camp Woodboia on one of the Labour Day weekend’s sunnier days.

I didn’t know what I was getting into in September of 2000. My family loaded up all of my worldly possessions that we could fit into a couple of vehicles on Sept. 4, 2000, and departed Langley B.C. at 5 a.m.

Bob was in intensive care and not doing well. Sometimes he was alert, but mostly he slept. When his friend, Lee, went to visit, he was not sure what to do.

The event of the week at the villa was Fred & Mariano Krukoff's 70th wedding anniversary. Few of us reach that milestone. With Judy Skiba on piano, they danced to the anniversary waltz at noon. And huge balloons are still hanging over our table.

Shelly Cowan was accompanied by her daughter Kelsey Rydberg to Regina on Aug. 26. Shelly met her in Estevan and then went onto Regina where Shelly had a medical appointment and they also did a little shopping before returning home to Estevan. On Aug.

Cheers: Cheers to the SARCAN staff, especially assistant manager Rebekah Seivewright. They were quick and efficient. She brought a chair out for one person’s dad while he was waiting for a customer to haul in his and the neighbours' recycling.

When you were a kid, did you know where your parents were working? (I guess for farmers the answer would definitely be yes, but what about everybody else?) I'd been asked about my parents' occupations since kindergarten (mom worked at the same daycar

To the Editor: The City of Weyburn has lost and continues to lose doctors. In response to the loss, our community appears to be going through the stages of grieving, such as denial and anger.

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