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Dear Editor; I would like to make some comments on the new municipal water well (SW 17-5-3-W2) that the RM of Moose Creek constructed this last year.

I'm convinced the devil disguised himself as a four-year-old child. The devil wears a grey power ranger t-shirt with old ratty, worn heather grey sweat pants. The devil appears to come from a family with limited wealth. The devil is a chatterbox.

I am concerned that the proposal to pave Provincial Highway #361 from number 9 to the R.M. of Browning is not a good use of the R.M of Moose Creek's $1.9 million in ratepayer's money or in-kind contributions for the following reasons: 1.

A couple questions from municipal leaders from across the country hit me as especially pertinent to the problems facing rural Saskatchewan communities today.

With yet another fresh blanket of white stuff to wallow in, Estevanites will be excused if they decide to throw down their shovels in a sign of protest against Mother Nature and her cruel cadre of snow bunnies.

Officials for Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR) need to take a long look at the railway crossing on Queen Street just off Highway 39. There have been a number of collisions with trains at that crossing, and on Jan.

Hey, I'm really enjoying the show these days as our mega educational and health regions begin the processes that are breaking their systems into workable sectors they refer to as quadrants or working units.

The other day, while scanning the internet for some information, I happened upon a website which was advocating for the political union between the United States of American, and Canada.

Get ready for an election Canada, our next one is just over the horizon.

It's easy to pinpoint the exact time when the NDP lost the health issue in rural Saskatchewan. It was Mar. 18, 1993, the day of the infamous provincial budget that closed 52 rural hospitals.