Hometown heroes shine in Christmas spirit and giving
Fred Bernard Letandre and three youths locate a missing 79 year old woman from Fairford First Nation, suffering hypothermia after wandering from home. Clarissa Hills of Moose Jaw honored as outstanding senior citizen at Government House. Twins Pamela and Vanessa Wiens donate a kidney, first identical twins with perfect match and no anti rejection drugs. Santa Claus Day tradition in Watson began 1932 with Jake Smith and grew into community festival with statue.
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Hamiota Health opens new waiting room and offices
Ed Cochrane of Hamiota notes a bright sunny spot in the new waiting room at Hamiota District Health where construction staff relocated to other offices. Doors opened to the public a few weeks ago and staff moved into the spacious new facility.
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Hamiota
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