Published in July 30th, 2009
They weren’t staring at the constellations Tuesday night in Weaver Park. Instead, about 400 people were watching Hollywood stars on a FreshAirCinema giant inflatable screen as the 2009 Cinema4Change Outdoor Movie Tour rolled into town. Attendees watched the classic film. E.T.: The Extra- Terrestrial. - Katie Ryan Photo
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Published in July 30th, 2009
Bank of Canada projects gradual growth
Katie Ryan - Staff Writer
The common phrases uttered repeatedly – “tough economic times” or “economic downturn” – won’t be on everyone’s lips for long according to the Bank of Canada.
In their July 2009 monetary policy report released last week, the country’s economic downturn is about to see renewed growth in [...]
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Published in July 30th, 2009
Under-14 boys team defeats Swift Current for provincial title
Robb Fenton - Staff Writer
In front of family, friends and in their own backyard, the Rustlers FC U-14 made the most of their opportunities.
The boys claimed a gold medal this past weekend at the Div. 2 Youth Provincial, as they defeated Swift Current United 2-1 in the [...]
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Published in July 28th, 2009
Russell Mutch greeted travellers on the Wild Rose Trail to Ye Old Bank Antiques and Collectables, Home Furnishing and Decor on Sunday in Kitscoty. The Wild Rose Trail continues until 8 p.m. tonight. – Colin Budd Photo
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Published in July 28th, 2009
Colin Budd - Staff Writer
The Lloydminster Chamber of Commerce is warning members not to be giving out important information in light of recent incidents.
Two different entities claiming to be the Canadian Merchants Association and Merchant Cash Direct are asking companies to send in their Interac and credit card statements so that an analysis can be [...]
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Published in July 28th, 2009
Wilkie advances to Estevan to defend their title
Robb Fenton - Staff Writer
The Border City Blue Jays scored early, but unfortunately for them, the Wilkie Brewers scored often.
The Brewers completed the sweep in their provincial qualifying series this past Friday night at Legion Ball Park by hammering the Jays 15-2, one night after upending them 7-1 [...]
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Published in July 23rd, 2009
The City of Lloydminster is asking residents to please note the following issues related to major roadway projects: construction activities have commenced on Highway 16, work includes pavement rehabilitation from 50 to 62 Avenue and water/ sewer main replacement from 47 to 49 Avenue. Traffic has been reduced to one lane in each direction and [...]
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Published in July 23rd, 2009
Katie Ryan - Staff writer
It’s a big decision and not one to be taken lightly. After mulling it over with his family, considering whether or not he would take on a fourth term, the verdict is in for Mayor Ken Baker.
“I am going to run for council again,” he said yesterday morning in a phone [...]
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Published in July 23rd, 2009
Robb Fenton - Staff Writer
The Lloydminster Twins are feeling good for several reasons after a key win against their rivals this past Tuesday night.
After coming up short of qualifying for provincials, the Twins rebounded and assured home-field advantage all playoffs with a 4-3 walk-off win against the Wilkie Brewers at Legion Ball Park.
“It’s was a [...]
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Published in July 21st, 2009
Memorial Run honours missing and murdered
Katie Ryan - Staff Writer
This past Friday marked the end of an emotional four day journey for three families. Friends and family of three missing Aboriginal women, two of which were murdered, gathered in Onion Lake Friday afternoon bringing the Daleen Bosse (Muskego) Memorial Run 2009 to a close.
Five years [...]
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