Eastern Belles entertain

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Photos by John Drinkwater. The Eastern Belles (from left): Ashley Condon, Catherine MacLellan and Meaghan Blanchard performed at the Roxy Theatre on Nov. 3.

By John Drinkwater

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Three distinct voices from PEI, known as The Eastern Belles, entranced the audience at the Roxy on Nov. 3. The concert was the second in the 2016-2017 Kaleidoscope series and provided a new dimension in enjoyment, by the rich sound created by Kevin of Look Music Services.

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Spreading deadline extended to Nov. 15

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Province of Manitoba

Manitoba Sustainable Development advises that the winter nutrient application ban has been extended until Nov. 15, as soil temperatures have not yet reached the freezing point.  This means nutrients can be applied until midnight Nov. 14.

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Local monument being refurbished

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Photo by John Drinkwater.

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Craft sale season underway

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Photos by John Drinkwater.

Vendors were kept busy at the Minnedosa Kinette's Annual Gift & Craft Sale, which took place at the town's Community Conference Centre this past Saturday, Nov. 5.

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‘We really need to do something so that he’s protected’

By Tony Eu

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Griffin Bugg is an eight-year-old boy living in Minnedosa, he’s in Grade 3 at Tanner’s Crossing School. Bugg has isolated lissencephaly, a brain condition where the folds of the brain didn’t properly develop, resulting in a ‘smooth brain’, which is what lissencephaly means.

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