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Community support keeps Melfort Multi-K moving - Prince Albert Daily Herald (opens the original)
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The Melfort Multi-K has lasted 15 races with a simple goal: get people moving and bring the community together. For Allison Rogers, who has been involved from the beginning, the event’s success also comes down to the people who continue to volunteer, participate and cheer. Runners, walkers and spectators gathered in Melfort on Sept. 19 for this year’s Multi-K. For Rogers, it was also her final event as race director. Her involvement began when she was home full time with two young boys and looki
Tapestrama returns home to Exhibition Centre - Prince Albert Daily Herald (opens the original)
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The Prince Albert Exhibition Centre was filled with cultural performances, food and vendors Saturday as Tapestrama returned to one of its original homes for a two-day festival continuing Sunday. The festival brought together performers and community members from different cultural backgrounds, with salsa dancing, Filipino bamboo dancing and children’s performances among the activities taking place throughout the event. Audience members clapped along as performers took the stage, while cultural f
Walk for Veterans keeps remembrance moving in Prince Albert - Prince Albert Daily Herald (opens the original)
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Participants in Prince Albert’s Canadian Walk for Veterans did more than make their way around Kinsmen Park on Saturday. As the group followed the route through the park, walkers stopped at signs placed along the path recognizing conflicts from the past. People paused to read each one before continuing. The walk followed a ceremony at the stage in Kinsmen Park, where the Royal Canadian Legion colour party marched in and placed the flags before speakers addressed the crowd. River Valley Resilienc
Gateway Mall targets grocery store, local businesses in new leasing push - Prince Albert Daily Herald (opens the original)
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Gateway Mall’s new director of leasing says the downtown shopping centre is looking for a midsized grocery store, local businesses and other new tenants as the mall’s new owners begin putting their revitalization plans into action. Greg Dionne has returned to Gateway after previously managing the mall for 28 years. He left in 2012, the same year he was first elected mayor of Prince Albert. Dionne said the new owners approached him about returning and share his goal of bringing more activity back
City backs 10-year support agreement with Mann Art Gallery - Prince Albert Daily Herald (opens the original)
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Prince Albert’s Executive Committee has backed a 10-year support agreement with Mann Art Gallery, sending the deal to CIty Council for final approval. The proposed agreement would begin Jan. 1, 2027 and move municipal funding for the gallery out of the annual external agency grant process and into the Parks, Recreation and Culture operating budget. The recommendation will move forward to council for approval. The agreement follows a presentation to the council earlier this year from Mann Art Gal
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