Manitoba Conservation warns residents to be bear smart this season
Manitoba Conservation urges homes cottages and camps in bear country to secure garbage use bear resistant containers and remove attractants. Do not feed or approach bears and take steps such as cleaning containers freezing waste and removing bird feeders between April and November to reduce encounters with black bears. For more details visit the Manitoba Conservation website.
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Demolition Derby Winners Share Top Place at Rossburn
Roblin driver Kyle Marteniuk and Minnedosa’s Jamie Wade tied for first in the Parkland Summer Festival demolition derby in Rossburn on July 7. Participation and crowd sizes rose markedly from 2005 figures.
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RV Groups Make Boissevain a Visitor Destination
The Boissevain area welcomed the Northern Lights RV group from Manitoba and North Dakota last weekend. Forty units joined in mural tours bowling and supper at Dueck's Prairie Oasis as the town hosts gatherings.
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Prairie Forest Products Expands in Neepawa
Prairie Forest Products in Neepawa announces a five million dollar expansion adding a 16000 square foot timber preservation building while the existing plant will support cutting and assembling wood panel products. The project aims for a fall completion and broadens its product line from hydro poles and treated planking to patio decking yard fencing and fence panels.
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Water rates rise in Grandview after PUB approval
Grandview town council gains PUB approval to raise water and sewer charges. Water rates climb about 20 percent with the residential minimum quarterly bill from 44.95 to 56.17 dollars. Sewer per gallon rises two cents but the administration levy increases 29 percent to 25 dollars in the minimum. A 12 gallon three month residential use would yield a 149.68 dollar bill.
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Caterpillar Dump Closes Junction After Tow Truck Mishap
A Caterpillar being towed on a trailer swung and dumped the machine at the intersection of Highways 16 and 83 North forcing police to reroute traffic from the south end of Highway 83. No injuries reported. Local officials investigate load shift and trailer safety.
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Swan River golf course to open 18 public holes in 2008
Swan River Golf and Country Club aims to open 18 public holes in the summer of 2008 to mark Swan River's centennial. The project began a few years ago and has been revived after sitting on the back burner. Groundbreaking is planned for this fall with landscaping and seeding in 2007 led by fund raising chair Greg Lauder.
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Swan River Star & Times
Swan River
Investors seek awareness for Dauphin hemp facility plan
Dauphin Herald reports DAUPHIN HERALD Parkland Biofibre Limited aims to hold meetings to raise public awareness of a hemp processing facility in Dauphin's industrial park. President Don Dewar notes interest from several major investors. KAMSACK TIMES notes Fay Bennett part of a five person Saskatchewan team that bronzeed at the national Masters bowling in Winnipeg.
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