Moose Jaw Express.com - 2019-09-25

• Workshops to give residents tools to identify signs of suicide
• Habitat for Humanity Colour Run brings fun in the sun for a good cause
• One Thousand Kilometres of Highways Improved This Season
• Sk Veterans
• British Home Child Day September 28
• Familiar hands taking over at family-owned denture clinic
• Ron & Brenda Halstead preparing for retirement
• Last Mountain Lake drive finds mud wall house, closed trading post
• Province should quit using teachers, students as political pawns
• Sask. Poly receives $1M donation to upgrade program labs
• Poor weather conditions taking a toll on local U-pick farms
• Victory Church of Moose Jaw Celebrates 25 Years!
• Volunteer talks changes in community over last 50 years
• Family-owned business operations equal economic driver for Canadians
• Riverview Collegiate raises Treaty 4 flag during ceremony
• Chamber of Commerce welcomes new president at 2019 AGM
• Terry Fox Run once again a success in Moose Jaw
• Public Library collects readers for National Literacy Day
• Memories still vivid for youth who lost dad in military accident
• Hundreds take part in Salvation Army Toy Run
• OSAC concert series returning to Mae Wilson theatre
• Luncheon allows veterans to socialize and share stories
• Canadian peacekeepe­rs have served in world’s hot spots since late 1940s
• 15 Wing commemorat­es famous Battle of Britain with annual parade
• Liberal candidate Cecilia Melanson for Moose Jaw-Lake Centre-Lanigan
• Regent, NDP open new Moose Jaw-Lake Centre-Lanigan campaign office
• City Hall proposing the addition of a levy on all properties to fund infrastruc­ture projects
• City communicat­ions with media still under debate
• Tax increase of 3.25 per cent is a possibilit­y in 2020 budget
• Resident wants bylaw enforced over light shining into condo unit
• Council agrees to help resident in dispute with condo board
• Opinion/Commentary: Birthday Cake And Beer
• Culture Centre looking ahead to busy fall months
• Data shows police are dealing with more crime since 2014
• Efforts being made to focus on decreasing drug use
• Red Green farewell tour stopping in the Friendly City
• Briercrest College pioneering new approach to teaching biblical Greek
• Cineview film series underway with diverse lineup
• Warriors split opening weekend set with Pats
• Warriors show small loss in financials but optimistic at AGM
• Cyclones drop close girls soccer contest to Weyburn
• Connor Park Challenge Course holds official opening Unique park offers a new look to physical activity
• Turning work into competitio­n: ranch roping championsh­ips show off skills
• Huge season ahead for Moose Jaw Ford Curling Centre
• Vikings remain undefeated in boys volleyball
• Pro-life walk raises awareness of protecting all life
• Right to Life dedicates new bench to the memory of lost children
• Clean Up and Clear Out
• COMING EVENTS

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