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 EMS week underway
National Emergency Medical Services (EMS) week was developed to bring together local communities and medical personal in an effort to bring awareness to safety. It was also developed to honour the dedication of those who provide the day to day life saving services of medicine's "front line".[...]
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 Juniors clip the Expos to start the season
The Midwest Expos and Lloydminster Juniors kicked off the North Saskatchewan River Baseball League season in thrilling fashion this past Thursday. The Juniors opened the scoring as Jason Fechter drilled a three-run home run early in the game.[...]
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 Former Bobcats headed to the ACAC
Two former teammates will soon become rivals as they gear up to join their new respective teams in the Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference.[...]
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 Blue Jays end Twins' winning streak
After 40-plus games of domination in the North Sask. River Baseball League, the Lloydminster Twins' winning streak was brought to an end courtesy the Border City Blue Jays. The Twins actually held a 2-1 lead early during Monday's season opener at Legion Ball Park, but that lead would not last long.[...]
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 They hear you, they're just not listening
W ell I may officially be at the point in my life where I grumble under my breath at aggravating people, and if I used a cane, you can bet I'd be shaking it at many drivers in the Border City.[...]
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 Theatre foundation raises record total with annual fundriaser
The Lloydminster Regional Theatre Foundation's annual fundraiser was once again a record-breaking event in support of the Vic Juba Community Theatre. The foundation raised around $30,000 again this year through the dinner, comedy performance and silent auction.[...]
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 Taking on cancer mile by mile
One local resident is using her pedaling power in the search for a cure for cancer. On a cold, but snow-free Friday morning last week, Gina Willman could be found riding her stationary bike outside of Sobeys as she raised money for the 2012 Enbridge Ride to Conquer Cancer.[...]
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 Chewing on the budget
A month after the Saskatchewan budget was announced, the finance minister sat down with community members to discuss it.[...]
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 Who benefits from improvement district?
Business owners and building owners in the downtown are two separate entities, and the mayor raised concerns about who should benefit from the business improvement district.[...]
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 Husky unveils its cutting-edge office
Husky Energy employees, community members, and local dignitaries celebrated the grand opening of the new Husky Place in Lloydminster last week.[...]
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 Spring session of Legislature wraps up last week
The spring session of the Saskatchewan Legislature ended last week. "The last session was, of course, my first complete spring session," said Kevin Phillips, the Saskatchewan Party MLA for the Melfort constituency.[...]
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 Summer time fun upon us
I hope everyone enjoyed a nice long weekend with Victoria Day on Monday. Working as a reporter, I often joke that a three day long weekend usually means I actually get one full day off. Although I still worked this long weekend, I had a chance to drive out to St.[...]
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 Fiddler Scott Woods performed at United Church in Melfort last week
Fiddler Scott Woods performed in Melfort at the United Church on Tuesday, May 15. He has performed in Melfort on numerous occasions. "Every year, we have a new show, for one thing and so our audiences are very loyal, they're very hungry for this type of music," said Woods.[...]
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 RCMP officer helping fundraise for local girl
Local Const. Shelia Cochrane will shave her head to help fundraise $10,000 for the Veinot family. Cochrane is fundraising until June 15, to help the Veinot family with their medical, travel and food expenses as their daughter under goes experimental treatment for autoimmune disease.[...]
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 Amundrud selected in WHL Bantam Draft
During the WHL Bantam Draft on May 3, players with Melfort connections and five from the North East Bantam AA Wolfpack were selected. The highest selected player was goaltender Nik Amundrud of the Wolfpack, who was selected by the Everett Silvertips, located in Washington state.[...]
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 MUCC prepares to host NESSAC Track Meet
Tomorrow (Wednesday, May 23) MUCC Track will once again be home to the NESSAC Track and Field Championship. According to MUCC track head coach Kelly Simpson the senior competitors look strong this season, with many returnees and strong performers from past seasons.[...]
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 EP 3000s open fastball season
The Melfort EP 3000s opened their 2012 Sportsman Fastball League schedule with a sweep of both sides of a doubleheader over the Prince Albert AALCAN Midget Astros, winning 4-1 in Game 1 and 11-4 in Game 2 on Wednesday, May 16.[...]
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 Melfort to host Summer Games soccer tryouts
The 2012 Saskatchewan Summer Games are approaching in Meadow Lake and the Lakeland District will be looking for soccer players. On Sunday, May 27 Melfort will be home to one of the two tryouts for the Lakeland District soccer team.[...]
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 Regina police investigating stabbing at Waterston Centre
A blood-soaked T-shirt lay on the pavement in front of the Salvation Army Waterston Centre Sunday afternoon shortly after a male victim was taken to hospital with serious stab wounds. Witnesses at the scene said the incident took place over a bicycle.
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 CP changes renew Sask. MP Ralph Goodale's calls for legislation to help shippers
With the dust still settling from last week’s housecleaning at the Canadian Pacific Railway, Liberal MP Ralph Goodale has renewed his call for the federal Conservative government to introduce legislation giving shippers — including Saskatchewan farmers and potash mining firms — more clout in dealing with the country’s two big railways. The federal government agrees, but its transport minister says legislation won’t be coming until this autumn, at the earliest.
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