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Lloyd Griffith strives to be involved in the community and, in particular, help those with disabilities
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Legion serves community and beyond
Meetings are on the first Wednesday of each month at the Legion Hall at 7:30 p.m. The branch welcomes new members and those who want to find out more
Suspect caught in break, enter and assault
The suspect was later located at a local hospital where he received treatment for injuries suffered during the confrontation with the resident
Theft and speeding continue to be concerns in the community
In April, there were eight thefts under $5,000, three possession of stolen goods, three mischief crimes, two frauds and two impaired driving violations
Kindersley Co-op warns of scam
Customers have received calls claiming to be from a local pharmacy and asking for debit card and credit card information
Charges lead to conditional sentence and fines
Man pleads guilty to several charges, including impaired driving
Poor attendance at cannabis town hall meeting
Cannabis legalization will trickle down to provinces and municipalities
Man pleads guilty to assault charge
Judge said the couple has to make ‘a joint effort’ to get through the situation. He ordered West to serve a 12-month conditional discharge
Town council approves lighting project
Alley between Fourth and Fifth Streets West, alongside Kinsmen Park, to get lights to promote safety
Warrant issued for impaired driver after he fails to show at trial
Shane Gallup found guilty in Kindersley provincial court, even though he didn’t show for his trial
Public meeting to focus on cannabis issues
After a brief presentation at Tuesday’s town hall meeting, people can ask questions and raise concerns
Ex-travel agent’s victims lost more than $1 million, Kindersley court told
Leslie Glauser has been sentenced to three years in jail after more than 250 complaints. She must also pay back nearly $200,000
Kindersley firefighters honoured at annual banquet
Fire Chief Ron Hope said the department’s 20 members responded to 150 calls in 365 days spread out over an area of more than 3,800 square kilometres
