Wild Berry Lane B and B attracts guests from around world
Friesen and Hardy run a log home B and B northeast of town opened February 2007 after buying in November 2006. They offer a restful rural escape with waffles and berries, plus a vegetable farm selling at markets in Roblin Yorkton Dauphin and Russell. Business has risen with about one or two bookings weekly and six in the last week.
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Corrections Correct Name Errors in GnB Canada Article
A correction notes two errors in last week's GnB Canada piece. Garth McKenzie was misidentified as Garth Livingston. GnB CEO is Dr David Yun, not Yuen. Apologies issued, especially to Garth Livingston.
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Bear visits Erickson area resident in Hulley yard
Bev Hulley of the Erickson area reported an unexpected lunchtime visitor on July 31. After returning home she noticed her horses alerting her to something in the yard then found a bear in her backyard. The bear climbed onto a bench on Hulley’s deck and stared at her.
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Hulley
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Seventieth 9/11 Remembrance Adds Freedom Walk Twist
Organizers of the annual event at the International Peace Garden add a Freedom Walk to the remembrance. The non-partisan non-political non-fundraising walk offers a new way to honor victims of the 2001 terrorist attacks.
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International Peace Garden
Diversions opens on Main Street in Melita
Melita welcomes Diversions a new business on Main Street operated by Clarence Talman and son Kief offering coffee cold drinks snacks a pool table and a small arcade area Rentals for movies and games will arrive in the next few weeks in the community upgrade.
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Algae Bloom Wipes Out Neepawa River Fish
A toxic blue-green algae bloom in Neepawa Riverbend Park has killed fish in the area. Officials are unsure of the algae’s source but suggest it may have traveled downriver from Lake Irwin.
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Neepawa
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New Lutheran pastor welcomes Ken Eichenlaub in Grandview
Hope Lutheran Church in Grandview welcomes Ken Eichenlaub as new pastor. He has taken residence in Inglis and began serving both congregations on July 1. Previously he served seven years in Langenburg.
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Hope Lutheran Church
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Ken
Inglis
Langenburg
Western Potash completes third well at Russell Miniota project
Vancouver-based Western Potash reports completing the third of five wells in its Russell Miniota exploration permit in Manitoba. Crews mapped sites in the St Lazare and Binscarth regions over the past month as permits cover a 555 square kilometre area along the Manitoba Saskatchewan border.
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Western Potash
Manitoba
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Binscarth
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