Bringing the past back to life

Memorial-BeforeMemorial-After

By Kate Jackman-Atkinson

The Neepawa Banner

At first glance, Brett Szucki’s hobby might seem a little unusual. Around his day job, you’ll find him in cemeteries and public squares, restoring headstones and other stone monuments that have been damaged by time.

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Let No One Be Alone

By Home Assistance Neepawa and District

Submitted

Let No One Be Alone  began in 2012. The initiative was the brain child of a Senior’s Resource Coordinator in Plumas and has become a provincial program with Seniors Resource Coordinators. 

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100 years and holding

By Jessie Bell

The Rivers Banner

There’s going to be a historical birthday party in Rivers on Friday, June 9. It will be held on the north side of the CN station where a plaque will be placed on the building by Lt.-Gov. Janice Filmon.

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Rivers Chamber hears considerable comments

By Sheila Runions

Rivers Banner

At the March meeting of Rivers and District Chamber of Commerce it was announced that Lt.-Gov. Janice Filmon would be in Rivers on Friday, June 9. She is coming to make a presentation at the stationette with Rivers Train Station Restoration Project. It was suggested the Chamber co-ordinate activities to coincide with this prestigious visit, so updates in this regard were heard at the April 26 chamber meeting. 

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Olympic hopeful blazing a trail

By Laurie Kroeker

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In the March 3 edition of the Rivers Banner it was reported that Harding’s Melody Kroeker was in Richmond, B.C. at a judo competition and following that, competing in Edmonton, Alta. We wish to update you on her progress and thank you for all the support offered her thus far. She surpassed her fundraising goal for the March 4 and 5 trip to Pacific International (competition between Canada, United States and Japan) and the Edmonton International tournament March 10-13. She was both humbled and thankful for the local support.

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