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The Old Wives Lake Watershed Association and Nature Saskatchewan teamed up for a bird count at Old Wives Lake and surrounding area on June 21. The bird count takes place twice a year in spring and fall.

The Grade 9 to 12 students made an eventful class trip to Banff from June 8 to 11 accompanied by Mr. Ficzel, Mr. Fitzpatrick and Mrs. Blair. They had a quick road trip to the national park and set up their tents right before the rain began to pour.

Mankota School held its Awards Day on June 23. A number of awards were presented to deserving students. Students with high academic achievements were acknowledged.

Ruth Fuson of Spokane, Washington, arrived by train in Glasgow where her sister, Joyce Mitchell, met her. They drove to Regina and spent the evening with Teresa Hnatiuk.

Are you prepared? It鈥檚 a question we often ask or are often asked, but this week it鈥檚 a question that screams out at me.

One of the most difficult aspects of the loss of a loved one has to do with helping children with the grieving process. As a grandfather I have been part of this process. The burden is lightened where faith exists in the family.

A new partnership between the City of Estevan and the Estevan Arts Council will improve the appearance of the community while celebrating Canada鈥檚 milestone birthday.

For more than 65 years, the Saskatchewan Abilities Council (SAC) has been dedicated to providing programs and services to people with disabilities in the province.

The Assiniboia and District Public Library started up its children鈥檚 summer reading programs. The TD Summer Reading Club Summer Fun Time at the Library began on July 6 and it runs Thursdays until August 24. The program facilitator is Amanda Franks.

How simple our journey to God would be if we just remembered the really important messages Jesus came to tell us. There is a scene where Charlie Brown and Snoopy are looking up at a starry night.