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Cheers: Cheers to the person who rounded up the blue bin for 303 Third Avenue East in Lampman after the windstorm. Cheers to SaskPower crews. Late night calls in 100 kilometre per hour winds make these guys heroes.

I hope I don’t come across as bragging, but I dodged a bullet with last week’s storm. I have a third-floor condo with an east-facing patio, so I wasn’t as concerned about storm damage as most.

My Nikkel's Worth column

Weyburn Review editorial

I stepped into a big corral and stumbled upon 200 pairs of eyes, staring at me almost without blinking. Vigilance, curiosity, a pinch of fear and a notch of something warm and friendly were mixed in those looks. I just stood still.

Last week’s announcement by the provincial government that it was stepping forward with $4 million in support for the province’s major junior and junior A hockey teams was a step in the right direction, but in the case of the Saskatchewan Junior Hock

To the Editor: I am a resident of Tatagwa View. I am using this forum to inform residents families of safety issues in this facility revealed by the Jan. 14 power outage.

A year ago, if you had told me that, in 2020, I would walk into my bank while wearing a mask, I would have thought you were crazy, but I did.

Cheers: Cheers to the Estevan Mercury for publishing photos taken by local readers on its website, www.estevanmercury.ca, showcasing the natural beauty of southeast Saskatchewan.

My latest round of life without hockey will last all of eight days. The World Junior Hockey Championship, with its rather forgettable and disappointing gold medal game, ended on Jan. 5. But now we have the NHL season ready to start on Jan.