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It鈥檚 been a weighty week for a former resident now making her home in Hawaii.

The year 2018 is well underway and I have not yet broken any resolutions. That could be because I haven鈥檛 made any. Well, that鈥檚 not quite true鈥擨 did make a promise to myself which, in many respects, bears resemblance to a resolution.

Twenty Kamsack district youngsters who are interested in basketball will be able to participate in a 12-week program being offered in the community by the National Basketball Association (NBA).

After things had looked so promising with the slopes being groomed in November, much earlier than it had been for several years, by December 23 everyone was poised to begin another wonderful season at the Duck Mountain Ski Hill.

The Kamsack branch of the Royal Canadian Legion held its annual installation of officers for 2018 on January 9 during an event that began with a supper and opportunity for members to relax and visit before the ceremony.

Preparations for the annual SUMA convention and appointments of professionals for 2018 were among the items to concern town council at its regular meeting of January 8.

Rick Kinaschuk and his teammates, sponsored by W.F. Schneider and Son of Benito, were unbeatable in Kamsack January 5, easily winning the Duck Mountain Super League trophy and top prize money of $350.

The Kamsack Recreation Board has nearly $22,000 to work with to provide and enhance the recreation opportunities in the community following the success of the Community Christmas Social held December 16.

Organizers of the annual Old Dog Run received a demonstration last week of the type of equipment the Kamsack Volunteer Fire Department was able to purchase from funds raised at last year鈥檚 run.

Two members of the staff of the Kamsack Comprehensive Institute were presented with Sea Star awards on December 20 and four others received long-service awards.