Homebodies - I am blessed

By Rita Friesen

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This week I have been blessed with the care and concern my grandchildren show to and for me. I have long known that they are all good kids, but now, they are exceptional adults. Every one of them.

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My Perspective - Get to work

By Kate Jackman-Atkinson

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Any given week, when you open the paper, you will see the same thing– help wanted ads.  Some weeks there are lots, some weeks there are less, but every week, local businesses are looking to hire staff to help them meet today’s needs and grow for tomorrow’s.

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Right in the centre - Hard decisions

By Ken Waddell

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Manitoba’s relatively new Progressive Conservative government has only been in office for a little over 100 days. They are being criticized for not moving fast enough on some of their promises like an Emergency Room strategy and cutting costs to reduce the deficit. It’s a bit early to start criticizing but it’s certainly not too early to examine some of the roadblocks the conservatives face. Let’s see what they are.

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Submitted by Kris Servante

Neepawa, MB (90 years old)

It’s wonderful to live in a town with young people (some older too) who seem happy to assist us older grandmas crossing the street, or struggling in and out of stores with our walkers.

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Homebodies - And the adventure continues!

By Rita Friesen

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I was getting caught up on the list of jobs I wanted to do. Washing the venetian blinds that hang in the garage was high on the list; they are one of the first things I see whenever I come home. I had successfully removed one and brought it in to soak in the tub. I casually leaned over and turned on the hot water tap. Only to have it come right off!

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