Major addition, Child Care Centre announced for NACI

 

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Province of Manitoba

Students and families will soon benefit from a major addition to Neepawa Area Collegiate that includes a new child care centre, Education and Training Minister Ian Wishart and Indigenous and Municipal Relations Minister Eileen Clarke announced today.

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New walking path progressing step by step

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By Kira McCormick-Adema
The Neepawa Press
In the middle of Neepawa, down at the Flats there is a new walking path. For Canada’s 150th birthday, there is a new wall with the words “Canada 150 1867 – 2017” written on it. The wall is part of the walking path and it’s for use by multiple generations. If you’re going for a walk and pushing a stroller, learning to ride a bike, or even when you’re older and out for a scooter ride, it will be handy for you.

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1987: Major flood at Riverbend Park

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Cecil Pittman

The Neepawa Press

80 years ago. Tuesday, August 3, 1937
Langford Miller and Manson Martin brought provincial distinction to the town when they annexed the Manitoba grass court men’s doubles tennis title at the tournament in Minnedosa last week. Their sparkling three set victory was scored at the expense of Sidney Hancock and G.T. Turley, of Minnedosa, the standings being 7-5, 6-1, 6-3. They brought home with them the coveted Turley cups and prizes. These cups have been in circulation since 1922 and have never been outside Winnipeg, Brandon or Minnedosa before this year. Congratulations to the local boys who scored for Neepawa.

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YHRR Car Show featured 65 show stoppers

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Eoin Devereux
The Neepawa Press

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Lily Daze draws visitors from afar

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Kate Jackman - Atkinson
The Neepawa Press

Last month, lily lovers once again descended on Neepawa. From July 17 to 23, the Lily Nook hosted their annual Lily Daze, which offered the chance to not only enjoy the gardens and growing fields but also hosted the Manitoba Lily Society’s annual show.

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