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Here are some headlines for this morning.

Moose Jaw Provincial Court had hosted a trial from Aug. 12 to 16 for Thomas (Tom) Miller, who was accused in May 2023 of mistreating his animals. Before closing arguments could be made on the last day, the Crown announced it was staying the charges.

The sound of power tools has been filling the air around the library and Moose Jaw Museum and Art Gallery (MJMAG), as artists have been transforming dead trees into creative artworks.

The MJPS received information recently about an unlicensed paving company working in Moose Jaw. The company was operating under multiple names, including “Hortons Paving and Masonry” and “Tartans Paving.”

Freshly harvested spuds are in the spotlight.

Division administration presented an updated capital budget during the August board meeting.

Here are some headlines for this morning.

Alan Korejbo suggested that Aboriginal people may have brought horticultural practices to Western Canada up from the Mississippi and Missouri river valleys.

The creation of the new policy is in response to the provincial government’s announcement on Aug. 6 that the use of cell phones and smartphones would be prohibited in kindergarten to Grade 12 classrooms starting in the 2024-25 school year.

Division administration presented a list of payroll and finance records that will soon become history — and tiny little pieces — during the recent board meeting.