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Do you ever watch the British "Antiques Roadshow"? What fun to see how much (or how little) some of those treasures are worth.

With prosperity comes higher general costs and that is something starting to be realized as the City of Yorkton trys to keep pace with its normal maintenance program in terms of city infrastructure.

After our first winter in our home, at the foot of the clothesline cross, I saw rhubarb being born. A triplet of hard pink knots, closely followed by their leaves, chartreuse and tightly crumpled.

The Yorkton Municipal Airport has become something of a quandary for local politicians. There are a few widely held views of the airport which pretty well detail the situation.

"Fine words butter no parsnips." Have you ever heard that expression before? It was new to me, and when someone very dear to us delivered that line with great sincerity, it made me burst out laughing. "Fine words butter no parsnips.

A series currently running on the history channel entitled "America, the history of the U.S." recently aired one particularly thought-provoking episode.

Dear Editor: On June 30, I went to Dauphin for the first time to the Country Music Festival which was just great. Great weather there and what caught my attention was the sun and how long it was light - almost until 11:00 p.m.

Dear Editor: In the June 29th edition of the Yorkton This Week, a letter to the editor from Claudia Wagar was printed that unfortunately leaves the impression that the Saskatchewan Cancer Agency has patients waiting without a diagnosis or treatment f

The Saskatchewan Roughriders dropped to 0-and-2 over the weekend by losing to the Montreal Alouettes on Saturday afternoon. Darian Durant was much improved, reducing his turnovers from 4 to 0.