Riverdale Splashpark fundraising plans

By Jennifer Brown

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Riverdale Splashpark Committee is excited to announce our summer fundraising event — a band blast— along with the help of Tad Hoyak. The event will take place Saturday, Aug. 20, 1-8 p.m. in the parking lot beside Shelly Mom's Kitchen. We are planning other family activities for the day, along with a “flea market” garage sale. Like us on Facebook and watch for more details!

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Major road projects planned

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The Neepawa Banner

Manitoba Budget 2016, which was delivered in the Legislature on Tuesday, May 31, has earmarked over $1.8 billion for roads, bridges, municipal infrastructure, hospitals and schools.

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Moonlight Madness

The Wasagaming Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with Travel Manitoba and Parks Canada, organized a special family oriented day on Saturday, June 25 to promote the region and businesses.

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Photos by John Drinkwater. Left: Bodie and Eilie Potter posed with NHLer Matt Calvert of the Columbus Blue Jackets outside Woods General Store, Onanole. Right: The “Paint a Picture” children’s event, sponsored by Chocolate Fox and Wasagaming Community Arts.

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Bike bonus for behaving boys

By Bruce Klassen

Rivers Police Service Chief

Rivers Police Service has ended another Use Your Head campaign. Elementary students did a fantastic job again this year, wearing their helmets to school, and were duly rewarded for their efforts.

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A walk down memory lane

Gladstone’s fourth Annual Walk for Alzheimer’s was held on Thursday, June 23 along with a fundraising barbecue. The Seniors’ Drop-In was the starting point for the walk and the place to donate toward this worthwhile cause by attending the barbecue or making a pledge. The total raised this year was $3265.00.

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Photos by Penny Rogers.

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