My Perspective - Up in smoke
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- Published on Thursday, September 14, 2017
Kate Jackman-Atkinson
The Neepawa Banner
An unusually hot and dry season has farmers breathing a sigh of relief as they get their crops off the field and into the bins, some in record times. But as the last trucks leave the field and farmers stop to look around, many also have concerns. The conditions that have made harvest 2017 a breeze for many have also made for tinder-dry conditions.
Meet the teachers 2017-2018
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- Published on Thursday, September 14, 2017
Neepawa Area Collegiate Institute
Photo by John Drinkwater
Back Row (L-R): Myles Cathcart, Brad Battad, Rafeal Flores, Eduardo Credo, Jovic Macatimpag and Rob Wahoski. Sixth Row: Ross Acree, Troy Brister, Mike Adams, Bryce Koscielny, Peter Reid, Eric Gaudet, Mark Rainka and Brad Hackewich. Fifth Row: John Hodge, Blair Chapman, Dale Swanton, Mike Rainnie, Seth Cory, Bruce Menzies, Mike Stadnyk, Chidi Small and Kelvin Hollier (Principal). Fourth Row: Drew Korman, Melissa Hart, Mikki Kolbe, Christine Pedersen, Kolleen Mitchell, Nora Heschuk, Valerie Parayeski (Vice Principal), Marcy Whelpton and Brittani Hammond. Third Row: Charlene Saquet, Lindsay Wood, Tammy Dudenhoffer, Kelsey Miller, Sherri Hollier, Michelle Young, Alison Bailey, Kelly Sneesby, Kerry Turner, Leah Dear and Dawn Birch. Second Row: Katelyn Fikkert, Sharla Magwood, Sonya Paterson, Alesha Schuman, Courtney Chandler, Corinna Jasienczyk, Elaine Belinov, Denise Selewich, Kim Smith and Rosalie Girouard. Front Row: Steven Watson, Gwen Ferguson, Lynn Oshanyk, Dian Perrett, Ambre Clark, Warren Babcock, Lane Englund, Kyla De Wit, Katy Martin and Joanne Freeman.
Riverdale Community Daycare needs your help
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- Published on Thursday, September 14, 2017
By Kaitlyn Senkbeil
Co-Chairperson
The board of directors for Riverdale Community Daycare Inc. (RCDI) would like to ask the public’s assistance in contacting our local government to advocate for our daycare.
Discussion needed about perpetual care
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- Published on Wednesday, September 13, 2017
Rick Sparling
The Neepawa Press
In order to bring this topic out in the open and get some discussion started, I'm going to express my opinion about Riverside Cemetery's controversial “Perpetual Care” program (PC). Since my family plot has PC, I feel I am entitled to at least have my say on the matter.
1987: Court building saved!
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- Published on Wednesday, September 13, 2017
Cecil Pittman
The Neepawa Press
