Teens donate raised funds to buy pool spine board
A group of local teens redirected 670.50 they had raised after skate park plans fell through and, with the Lions Club, purchased a spine board for Russell Swimming Pool. The front row includes Chris Falkevitch Scott Maunula John Mallet Terry Stonehouse Jennifer Drul Dennis Sung Zack Jones, with missing David Fenton and Nolan Bicknell.
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David Fenton
Nolan Bicknell
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Friendly Manitoba? Bureaucracy at its finest at Asessippi Park
A Russell resident recounts a flawed reservation process at Asessippi Provincial Park involving a toll free system and out of province call routing. She details repeated calls to Toronto and San Diego, misapplied rules, and the need to stay in overflow camps despite vacancies, voiced as tourism deterrent fears.
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Chamber of Commerce
Russell
Asessippi Procial Park
Asessippi Park
Toronto
San Diego
California
Park
Bob Ross
Trans Canada Trail gains Manitoba rail corridor link
The Trans Canada Trail Foundation announces the Rossburn Subdivision acquisition in Manitoba creating a corridor for the national recreation trail. Local leaders Len Lewandoski and Doug Mackie praise the deal as a milestone for rural diversification and regional collaboration with First Nation lands noted as not included. A CTV special hosted by Lloyd Robertson titled Trail of Dreams airs September 7 at 7 p.m.
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TransCanada Trail Foundation
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Len Lewandoski
Keeseekowenin
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