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The Strome and District Ag Society and the Strome Community League donated $10,000 to the Daysland Arena in support of the donation drive sponsored by the Daysland and District Ag Society. The fundraising drive is in conjunction with the Arena Annual Spring Social and Fundraiser.
On Thursday, Apr. 5, just before Easter, the gals at the Sedgewick Archives held their famous pie sale and tea.
Lakeland College distributed over $689,000 in awards to 724 students during their annual Awards Night celebration, held Mar. 14 on the Vermilion campus, and Mar. 22 on the Lloydminster campus.
Bethel United Church in Forestburg holds a reenactment of the last supper every year.
Good Friday started in Forestburg with the Walk with the Cross. Several people met at the Big Knife Villa at 9:30 a.m. to meet up with Reverend Jope and while singing hymns, proceeded to walk the cross up to the Forestburg Community Centre, where a Ecumenical Service was held.
The Daysarts 2011-12 concert series ended Wednesday, Apr. 4 at the Palace Theatre with a performance from Valdy. The night started out with a tap performance from a group of young ladies from the Peacock Academy of Dance, dressed as Marilyn Monroe and performing “Diamonds are a Girl’s best friend.”
The Big Knife Villa in Forestburg held a strawberry shortcake tea on Wednesday, Apr. 4. Along with delicious shortcake, they had the Sunshine Cloggers from Bashaw to come and entertain their guests.
Sawyer Clarke Robison, beginning trial for attempted murder charges of two RCMP stemming from an incident in February, was denied bail Wednesday in a court room in Camrose.
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The Daysland North-stars earned a spot in the Alberta senior men’s “AA-A” provincial tournament in Vermilion, hosted by the Dewberry Mustangs Mar. 30 – Apr. 1.
Caribou Publishing recently swept the 2011 Fire Prevention Week awards in its circulation category, with The Community Press winning the Award of Excellence for the fourth time in a decade, while the Lamont Leader won its first Honourable Mention distinction in the publication’s brief history.