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Handful of spots remain as popular fundraiser for Warriors education fund set to begin July 7 at Hillcrest Golf Club

The weather didn’t co-operate with the 13th Mortlach Saskatoon Berry Festival as well as it did with the previous fests.

For the past 12 years, Sarah Simison has worked out of the Moose Jaw Cultural Centre (MJCC) as part of the Festival of Words team — now, she’s in charge of the whole building following her appointment as executive director by the MJCC board of directors.

Beavers put up six in second inning, go on to 9-3 victory in WCBL action

Karla Rasmussen, the education and public programs co-ordinator at the Western Development Museum Moose Jaw, won a free trip to Poland in May of 2021 and took the opportunity to take some spectacular photographs and dive into history.

Prairie South School Division’s Virtual School has been in operation for over 20 years, but this is the first year a class of Grade 12 students has graduated from the program.

Carla Beck, the newly elected leader of the Saskatchewan NDP, faces an uphill struggle in the province after the disappointing February byelection loss of the Athabasca seat, an NDP stronghold for over 20 years.

Residents of the Rosewood Housing Co-operative paid off their building’s mortgage after 33 and a half years and celebrated the milestone by burning a copy of the document in front of their building on June 24.

Candidates can gain up to $95,000 per project based on a cost-sharing approach.

During a recent Prairie South School Division board meeting, trustees heard about the need to teach youths digital citizenship skills and help parents stay current on the latest technology.