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Terry Dennis, Canora-Pelly MLA, on behalf of Paul Merriman, social services minister, celebrated the grand reopening of a newly renovated day program with Mackenzie Society Ventures Inc. (MSVI) in Preeceville on November 15.

Blake Erickson, a four year-old Preeceville resident, was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes after he had become extremely sick.

Students, staff and invited guests assembled for the Preeceville School's Remembrance Day service on November 8. "The annual service pays tribute to soldiers who fought for our freedom," said Emerson Strykowski and Maicey Scheller, co-emcees.

Ducks Unlimited Canada hosted its annual East Central Flyway fall banquet and fundraising auction on November 1 at the Sturgis Community Hall with many raffles, and silent and live auction prizes.

This week in Yorkton the Grain Millers Harvest Showdown takes place.

The Johnny McCuaig Band is set to take the stage in Sturgis Community Hall as part of the second concert in the series for Whitehawk Arts Council in Stars for Saskatchewan on November 27.

The Preeceville Curling Club held its annual meeting on October 22 with discussions on various topics.

Sometimes, probably without consciously trying to do it, politicians can end up parroting the rather obvious. Such was the case when the Saskatchewan government delivered its latest Throne Speech. Not surprisingly the Speech, delivered by Lt.-Gov.

The Preeceville Panthers football team ended its season with falling short by a 16 to 0 score during the quarter-finals in the provincial run in Raymore on October 26.

Being paratrooper was the best time of his life and he would not have changed anything about his time that he served in the Army, stated Master Corporal (retired) Dave Whynot. Dave Whynot grew-up in Halifax, Nova Scotia and retired to Sturgis.