Former Fire Chief Graydon Bell Dies at 62
Graydon Bell, 62, longtime Shoal Lake Fire Department chief and Bell's Electric owner, died July 1 after a cancer battle. A Lions Club member, he retired after 42 years in fire service, leaving a lasting community legacy.
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Kindersley Declares Drought Disaster in Saskatchewan
Kindersley council declares their municipality a drought disaster area after a drought meeting in Regina. The RM council appeals to the province for 50 dollars per acre drought assistance by September 15 as agriculture minister Clay Serby warns the province cannot fund emergency measures.
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Memorial for Constable Norm Yarich lives on in Virden
The obituary notes RCMP Constable Norm Yarich who died December 26 1999 at age 33 after battling mouth cancer. He coached kids hockey and played goalie in RCMP games. His family Paula Jacob and Sarah survive. His Run For Cancer advocacy inspires two Virden Mounties to start a new fundraiser.
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Robin Mack takes on Russell Community Education and Recreation
Robin Mack assumed duties as Russell's Community Education and Recreation Facilitator, a new role that blends education with recreation. The position aims to coordinate existing groups and expand activities by canvassing the community to identify health and activity needs, building on volunteer efforts and provincial grants.
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