New logo for Riverdale Municipality
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- Published on Wednesday, September 23, 2015
Pictured: the new logo for Riverdale Municipality
By Jessie Bell
The January 2015 provincially-forced amalgamation of RM of Daly and Town of Rivers created a new entity, Riverdale Municipality. This new municipal corporation has a new logo, which replaces the former seals and appears on all correspondence and municipal-owned vehicles.
Hunters host Open Farm Day
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- Published on Wednesday, September 23, 2015
By Sheila Runions
Banner Staff
The sixth annual Open Farm Day was held Sunday, Sept. 20; it is organized by Manitoba Association of Agricultural Societies (MAAS), in partnership with the provincial government. Manitoba is divided into five regions and this year 37 farms agreed to host public tours; one of the seven farms in Westman is within Rivers Banner’s coverage area.
Successful sale for Rivers Chamber
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By Sheila Runions
Banner Staff
For the past 37 years, Rivers and District Chamber of Commerce has held a fall fundraiser. It began as a Shopper’s Jamboree the first week in October; 11 years later it became Crafty the Scarecrow’s Harvest of Crafts Show and Sale and finally, seven years ago, the Home and Craft Show. The all-time high was 59 tables in 2011; 44 has been the number for the last four years.
A walking tour through the Neepawa of yesteryear
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Photo courtesy of Beautiful Plains Museum. Duncan McGregor’s blacksmith shop – 278 Mountain Ave. Scotty McGregor in doorway.
Article Submitted by Rick Sparling
The Neepawa Press
Our business in Neepawa was supposed to be twofold. First we had planned to golf the beautiful golf course and then we were to meet up with local historian, Cecil Pittman.
Book club season getting under way
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Submitted Article
The Neepawa Press
Whether you like to read about heady romances in eighteenth century Scotland, space travel to distant galaxies, or about real-life adventures in Canada’s frozen North, Neepawa Library can open your imagination and transport you to different places, times and circumstances that you can only otherwise dream about.
