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Russell Banner

Location

Russell, Manitoba, Canada

Date

Oct 11, 2005

Page

7

Volunteer gardener blasts vandals in letter to editor

A Russell horticultural group thanks volunteers for planting at Peace Park Library Millennium Park and other sites and condemns vandalism that damages beds and planters. The writer urges town action, suggesting supervised unpaid labor or parental responsibility to curb the damage.

Russell Horticultural Society Peace Park Millennium Park Fleury War Memorial

Russell's Tourism Boom Draws Praise Across Manitoba

Russell earns high marks in Communities in Bloom and draws attention from editors and readers statewide. Local efforts on Lake of the Prairies attract cottages and a nine hole golf course by Prairie Lake Lodge while Asessippi Ski Hill and Hockey Holiday boost summer tourism and new families.

Iaturns Asessippi North America Ontario Lake of the Prairies Prairie Lake Lodge Eldon Montgomery Russell Manitoba Don Lamont Nick Hurst The Free Press Leavenworth

Lack of action on meth costing lives

Kelvin Goertzen, Manitoba PC Justice Critic, argues eight months of inaction by Gord Mackintosh and Premier Gary Doer allows crystal meth to spread. He cites travel costs and lack of education, ingredient controls, police presence in schools, and gang crackdowns as needed measures to save lives.

Manitoba North America NDP Gord Mackintosh Comence Ottawa Ontario All Saints Gary Doer

Indian Summer Explained by Climate Watchers and Folk Lore

The article explores what defines Indian Summer a warm period after the first frost with three milder fall days and minimal rain. It traces origins from Native traditions to European tales and Saintly lore, noting Old Farmers' Almanac distinctions and European Halcyon Days.

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