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They say water has no memory, but I鈥檇 be willing to place legitimate money on the belief that the waters of Candle Lake, Saskatchewan have some form of lasting, cohesive brain matter that retains a lot of the memories I鈥檝e made there as a kid and we鈥�

The good news is we are getting a lot of vaccines in the arms of a lot of people and it is saving lives. As of the writing of this, 457 Saskatchewan people have died of COVID-19-related illness 鈥� a devastating number.

So one, among a myriad of interests that I have, is reading. Often that dovetails nicely with my passion for sports, as there are numerous books written by and about athletes I have followed through the years.

During the pandemic, many of us have spent several months at home. To pass the time, we have started tackling projects that have been on our to-do lists for months, even years.

When Yorkton Council took a look at where exactly a new clubhouse at Deer Park Golf Course would sit, and what scale it will be, at its Committee-of-the-Whole meeting Monday, a few interesting comments came out that weren鈥檛 exactly a factor in the de

Welcome to 'Wordy Wednesday' brought to you by our friends at Yorkton Public Library, (including Slow the friendly sloth), and appearing here courtesy of Yorkton This Week. The word of the day is kombucha, a type of fermented tea.

On the sixth day after the exterminator came, I walked in the door after work, as usual. And as usual I asked the question 鈥淪ee any ants today, Hon?鈥� Starting in late winter, as I mentioned here last week, the ants came marching two by two.

So, it's no secret I love abstract strategy games. One of the most attractive and entertaining is the 1987 release Abalone from designers Michel Lalet , and Laurent Levi .

Have you gone on your garden tour today? It鈥檚 great to see some signs of new spring life in the garden! Always first across the finish line in our garden is the bergenia, showing us those glossy leaves.

When someone passes away, all too often those who are mourning are left to concentrate on the big-ticket items as far as where their grief and pain are directed.