Goose Lake water level threatens town water plans
Goose Lake water levels raise concerns as town considers a by law to ban using the lake as a water source. The low level may affect fish populations over winter while permission to pump from the lake east of the railroad tracks has been received from the Department of Natural Resources. The Agriculture Department says pumping equipment is available and council weighs authority to enact the by law.
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Department of Agriculture
Council
Wheelchair ramps under way on Roblin Main Street corners
Wheelchair access ramps are being built at the Main Street and 1st and 3rd Avenue corners in Roblin. The project, cost 1164 dollars per corner, follows delays after no tenders were received.
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Nancy Belcher
Juan
Main Street
1St
3Rd Avenues
Roblin
Peter Wyss
Parkland Landscaping
Wyss
Council
Doug Frost-Hunt
Peter
Frost-Hunt
2Nd Avenue
1St Street
Vince McNichol
McNichol
Parkland Landscaping Crew
Vandals damage Kamsack area canola harvest
Roblin couple Sam and Mrs Kozak report their field near Kamsack damaged during harvest. A cultivator shovel struck the canola as Ron Kozak began cutting, with branches and barbed wire found in swaths. 16 cattle skulls were later found in the stubble. RCMP are investigating the incidents.
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Sam Kozak
Ron
Roblin
Kamsack
Fire Destroys San Clara Area Home Early Saturday
An early morning house fire in the San Clara area destroyed the Radford family home leaving them homeless. Firefighters arrived at 12 45 a m with the roof collapsed and only remnants remaining. RCMP and emergency crews remained at the scene for nearly three hours amid concerns about the children. The cause remains under investigation.
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San Clara Area
Danny
Vivian Radford
Christa
Curtis
Roblin
RCMP
Radford’s
Bowley
Intermountain School opens Aug 30 with new teachers
Intermountain School Division welcomes about seventeen new teachers as students return on Wednesday August 30. About 40 to 45 division students will study vocational courses at the DRCSS in Dauphin, and two bus routes are cut north of Gilbert Plains and south of Grandview. An inservice for bus drivers is set for Monday August 28 at Goose Lake High Roblin led by Vicky Yakimishin. Goose Lake High roof repairs are funded by Master Roofing Winnipeg and should finish within five weeks.
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Trustees of
Intermountain School Division
DRCSS
Dauphin
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