Rapid City Beach committee begins improvements

By Sheila Runions

Banner Staff

After council asked for citizen support earlier this year, Rapid City Reservoir and Beach Committee was organized in June. The committee is comprised of two representatives each from the chamber, wildlife association, Lions club, one LUD councillor and one Oakview councillor. Chairman Jim Meakin says, “Our committee was formed on the request of RM of Oakview, to work with all levels of government on identifying problems and searching for solutions; it is time to look at answers. The RM has been very progressive and very helpful; I want to commend them for looking ahead to form this committee and in providing funding. There’s a lot of intelligent people on this committee; we are able to communicate well with different levels of government so far and we’re getting some positive feedback. ”

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Rotary gets a lesson on living abroad

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Photos by Kira Paterson. At the Rotary lunch on Wednesday, Aug. 10, Nikki Tomoniko was the featured guest, making a presentation about her year in Switzerland on Rotary exchange. Her presentation was a “how to” guide on making the most of a Rotary exchange and the things she discovered while she was on hers. The presentation was broken into a step-by-step process, including sections on the decision, the arrival, what it’s like to live with a host family, what school is like, how to get involved in programs, making friends and getting good meals from the Rotary meetings.  

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Blooming good show

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Photos by Tony Eu. Attendees checking out the displays at the Beautiful Plains Horticultural Society's 47th annual Fruit, Flower and Vegetable Show.

By Tony Eu

Neepawa Banner/Neepawa Press

On Aug. 11, the Beautiful Plains Horticultural Society held their 47th annual Fruit, Flower & Vegetable Show in the Neepawa Legion hall.

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MYJC closing for the season

Submitted by Michael Macaraeg

MYJC Youth Engagement Leader

As summer begins to slowly wind down, so does the program at the Neepawa Manitoba Youth Job Centre (MYJC). As the youth engagement leader, I’d like to thank a number of people for their support throughout our successful season.

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My Neepawa - Summer sunset

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Photo by Bill Fraser. A summer sunset, captured on camera in the Neepawa area a few years ago.