Cop Shop Talk Reminds to Record Serial Numbers
The Review reports safety tips to catalog serial numbers for belongings like bikes and TVs. Prairie Mountain RCMP logged 49 calls in Roblin area over two weeks including theft, trespass, careless driving tickets, traffic hazards, and curfew inquiries with multiple incidents and detachment notes.
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Danny Ye old editor mixes up fair event host and judge names
In the Aug. 13 issue the article misidentified the MC for Roblin’s Got Talent. Danny emceed the event, not Joey Chescu, and one Smoke-off judge was misnamed Ken Southall instead of Southam.
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ATV death in Saskatchewan crash prompts RCMP investigation
An off road vehicle collision near Kilman Cottage RM Riding Mountain West killed a 19-year-old Killaly woman. The side-by-side, driven by a 19-year-old Langenburg man, rolled trapping passengers. The driver faces Impaired Driving Causing Death charges. others unharmed. None wore seatbelts or helmets.
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Parkland Psychology founder shares story and ties to Kentucky
Five years after Parkland Psychology & Wellness opened in Russell, owner Amy Wendell reintroduces herself. The Louisville born psychologist discusses her practice, family links to Kentucky, and balancing roles as wife, mother, and performer with Amy & Ed. She and husband Nathan Wendell, a former psychologist turned beekeeper, have two boys Elijah and Henry, ages 13 and 11.
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Overdose Awareness Day remembered amid losses in community
Ledoux notes many deaths last year as participants carry posters honoring overdose victims and plan purple hair displays at multiple community spots. She cites victims both inside and outside Winnipeg and recalls the first International Overdose Awareness Day in 2001 initiated by Sally J. Finn in Australia to end overdose stigma.
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