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Who can forget in their childhood of going to the library or bookstore and looking at all the colourful books with adventures and knowledge awaiting within? Or of watching Sesame Street or Reading Rainbow where exciting stories from books were shared and explored, enticing many to go to and pick up the book to continue the adventure. These libraries, bookstores, and TV shows encouraged many to read, and in essence love reading.
By: Svjetlana Mlinarevic
It was while on vacation with his wife, that a cup filled with can tabs piqued the interest of Bob Barrow, leading to a decade-long passion of helping disabled children.
The RM of Hanover is looking to increase residential density and affordable housing with its new development plan and zoning bylaw as its projected population is set to increase by about 10,000 people by 2050.
By: Svjetlana Mlinarevic
Students looking to practice their right to activism in the Hanover School Division will have to be supervised by their teachers and their activities approved by their principals.
Seine River School Division superintendent Colin Campbell calls the past school year positive and he is looking forward to the new school year which will bring some changes.
The Manitoba Public Utilities Board has approved fees for the Red Seine Rat Wastewater Treatment Plant, which could see residents paying more than $30 every quarter on their utility bills.
The RMs of Stuartburn and Piney have dissolved the Piney Stuartburn Economic Development Board and have thus parted ways in their joint venture of Sunrise Corner Economic Development and Tourism.
HyLife just finished feeding 700 people at the Taste of Steinbach event and now they are hoping to feed at least 2,000 people with their Grillin' for Good food truck initiative. The food truck has been travelling to different locations selling its pork and giving 100 percent of its sales to food banks in four municipalities, including two from the Southeast: La Broquerie and Steinbach.
When Rod Picklyk was asked 40 years ago by Lorraine Boitson to come and be a Ukrainian dance instructor, and eventual founder of Selo Ukrainian Dancers, little did he know that four decades later he would be celebrating the dance group's anniversary.
By: Svjetlana Mlinarevic
The RM of Ritchot has signed a memorandum of understanding with a biochar manufacture with the hopes of bringing an environmental and economic benefit to the municipality.
