Police report details a rash of thefts and vandalism
RCMP report recounts stolen riding lawn mowers valued at about 15000 loaded onto a trailer from a rear of a building. Signs removed in Boulton RM. July 15 9 00 am Russell resident reports vandalism to garden shed vehicle damaged. July 20 broken greenhouse window and Russell basement window. A young Russell driver charged with depositing dangerous litter after a case of beer thrown from a car. Signs removed across town and roadblock arrests near Inglis Hotel thefts. July 22 tractor truck incident on 366 north of Inglis. July 23 Saskatchewan resident charged with driving over 08 then obstructing police July 25 park posts knocked down canoe damaged under 1000. July 16 2 30 am 17 year old Russell charged with careless driving no licence no insurance. July 26 red Sunbird driver cooperation noted.
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Pelly Ave
Binscarth
Sgt. Perry
Inglis
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Main Street
Asessippi
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Memorial
Manitoba Avenue
Petry
Augusta Street
Manitoba Grow Bond Program boosts rural economy says premier
Premier Gary Filmon touts the Grow Bond program as a proven rural Manitoba initiative. Since 1994 five offerings have created 195 jobs and drawn about 7.4 million in investments, with over 3.1 million approved. New issues include Crocus Foods Portage la Prairie, Gilbert International Arbory, Pizzey's Milling Angusville, Woodstone Foods, and The Recycling Corporation of North America Winkler.
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Manitoba
Gary Filmon
Crocus Foods
Portage la Prairie
Gilbert International
Arbory
Pizzey's Milling and Baking Company
Angusville
Woodstone Foods Corporation
The
Recycling Corporation of North America
Winkler
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Winkler, Manitoba
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