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Preeceville Progress

Year in Review

(EDITOR’S NOTE: The following article includes highlights of events which were reported on the pages of The Preeceville Progress during the course of 2016 and serves as a nostalgic reminder of the year passed.
Barn service speaks of the true meaning of Christmas

Barn service speaks of the true meaning of Christmas

Story of birth of Jesus enacted in a barn southeast of Preeceville
Past Sturgis mayor honoured with dedication plaque

Past Sturgis mayor honoured with dedication plaque

Past Sturgis mayor Don Olson was acknowledged for his dedicated years of service as a councillor from 1991 to1997 and mayor from 1997 to 2016. Mayor Alan Holmberg presented the award to Don Olson at the Town of Sturgis town office on December 12.

Preeceville children's Christmas store said popular

During the Christmas season many younger children may have a difficult time getting Mom and Dad that special gift for Christmas, but with a small denomination of money, children can make their purchases with no hassle with the Christmas gift shop jus
Food hampers and gifts project give a helping hand

Food hampers and gifts project give a helping hand

Many families struggle over the Christmas season," said Karolyn Kosheluk, Family Resource Centre co-ordinator. "Through programs like the Christmas hampers and Filling the Gap, we are able to assist people in their time of need," she said.

'Tis the season for giving credit to Saskatchewan politicians

‘Tis the season of giving… and, for this political columnist, a little atonement for all the nasty things we’ve written. What better excuse than Christmas to give our Saskatchewan politicians overdue credit for what might have been overlooked.

The unappreciated Christmas gift

When I was growing up, Christmas was always an exciting time as I eagerly awaited that moment when we got to open our presents.

All these delays in pipeline projects have a cost

I was enthralled with a recent series of news stories the National Post ran called “Arrested Development.

How long will it be before robots rule the agricultural sector?

It has long been my expectation that farming would become a sector where robotic machinery would become a major element of operations. Talk to producers and one of the major issues they face is finding reliable staff.

Yes Virginia, there is a Santa Claus

It is at this time of year it seems more important than usual to take stock of our lives and assess how we have come through the last 12 months.
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