Lonely night at Endless Hours cafe in small Northwest town
Bill Hall, of the Lewiston Tribune, visits a quiet Northwest town's Endless Hours restaurant on a slow Saturday night. He notes stressed staff, a bossy yet caring tall woman, and a stranger who can pay only 1.45 dollars yet receives a sandwich. The scene blends mood, kindness, and small-town hospitality.
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Selinger: Manitoba Builder Bond sales hit eight year high
Finance Minister Greg Selinger announced Manitoba Builder Bonds reached 435 million in 2000, with Series 6 allocations: 96 million from five year Floating Rate, 313 million from three year Fixed Rate, and 26 million from five year Discount Compound. He cited rising confidence among families and investors.
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Washing machine drum used as fire pit causes serious injuries
A camper was injured when an old washing machine drum used as a fire pit in a municipal campground burst its wall after water soaked the metal layers. The incident prompted a warning from the Association of Manitoba Municipalities urging municipalities to remove such drums from campgrounds.
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