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- StoriesThe Main Street Café in Gull Lake was busy with discussion and coffee mugs clinking. The regulars had gathered around their favorite corner table, eager to exchange the latest news. "Capel Gwyn Antiques & Collectibles opens this Saturday in the former Anglican Church!!" Roger Winslow waved a flyer, his eyes sparkling. "Finally, a place for finding unique treasures." Granny Irene sipped her coffee and smiled, adding, "A divine match—bet it's full of gems worth checking out." The table muttered in agreement. Marge Grey jotted it down in her ever-present notepad, adding, "That's definitely going into my Gull Lake Events blog post—Carl and Charlene are doing something special!" And don't forget, it's this Saturday at 10 a.m. Granny Irene reclined back in her chair, easily changing the subject. "Talking about bold moves, have you seen Blake and Danette's glossy new hybrid? "A 2025 Ford Escape Platinum from Cypress Ford in Swift Current!" "And there was a $200.00 donation to Autumn House Independent Living included with the purchase! This is a situation where everyone benefits! Marge exclaimed and jotted it down in her notebook. Roger grinned, "It is inspiring. "I remember when hybrids were only found in science fiction novels!" Granny Irene, never one to miss a moment, brought up the next highlight. "This Saturday, Les and Bev Potter will celebrate sixty years of marriage at Knox United Church. A tea in their honor from 2 to 5 p.m. in the Lower Hall." Roger raised his coffee cup in a toast, saying, "Sixty years—that's a milestone to remember!" Edna Macgillivary grinned, "Probably a great deal of patience! Let's hope they have good cake, too." Her witty remark drew a round of laughter. Before concluding, Roger provided one final piece of community news. "The Gull Lake Economic Development and Tourism Committee is updating the Visitor Guide for 2025." Check your email for suggestions on how to promote your business or send in new photos. The deadline is April 14—let's make Gull Lake shine!" Marge, ever the chronicler, added with a wink, "That's going straight to the post, too. "Gull Lake has so much to share!" Gull Lake's Main Street Café gathered people for emotional updates, connection, and fun as coffee was being served and stories were being told. As the cups emptied, the café once again demonstrated that it was the town's beating heart. Note: The characters in this story are fictional, but the news and events are real and sourced directly from Gull Lake Events. Be sure to check out these updates and participate in the events around the community! Gull Lake Events 3rd Annual Gull Lake Dodgeball Tournament https://www.wix.app/events/84d5704b-be4d-4055-9e56-b8cce5997dbb/af5c2731-fd6b-4100-b8a1-9ce3ece29a6c/details?d=https://www.gulllakeevents.online/event-details-registration/3rd-annual-gull-lake-dodgeball-tournament-2025-04-25-18-00Me gusta
- StoriesThe bell above the door jingled as Irene McAllister shuffled into Main Street Café, the heart of Gull Lake, Saskatchewan. The morning sunlight poured through the windows, shining off the laminate tables and metal-framed chairs arranged neatly in the cozy space. Known affectionately as "Granny Irene," she made her way to her usual seat by the window, where the café owner, Agnes, had already set out her morning coffee. Charlie Boone was already at the table, a mug of black coffee in front of him and a streak of grease still visible on his hand. "Morning, Irene," he greeted with a nod, tipping his cap. "Heard there’s buzz about the grand opening of the Frontier Trading Post over in Tompkins. They’ve got cowboy poetry and everything." "I’ve heard about it too," Irene replied with a chuckle as she eased into the chair across from him. "Seems like the whole town’s talking about the poetry and live music. Should be quite the celebration." The door swung open again, and in came Edna Briggs. She made her way to their table, scarf wound tight around her neck, already wearing her trademark grimace. "What’s with all the potholes in this town?" she demanded as she sat down with a huff. "I had to swerve three times just to avoid losing a tire. And don’t even get me started on the one near the post office—it’s big enough to swallow a horse." "Morning to you too, Edna," Charlie said dryly. "Always a ray of sunshine." "Don’t start with me, Boone," Edna shot back. "Why aren’t they doing anything useful around here? We need action on these roads, not cowboy poetry at some store opening." Charlie rolled his eyes, but Irene smiled. "Well, there’s also a townhall meeting in Tompkins tonight," she said. "Nora’s got a big EMS meeting about their new community program. Should be good for everyone." "Pfft," Edna sniffed, "as long as the coffee’s drinkable and the chairs don’t squeak, I might go." The conversation shifted as Evan Harper slipped in next, wiping dirt off his hands from the morning chores. "Morning, folks," he said cheerfully, pulling up the last chair at the table. "What are we all fussing about today?" "Fussing?" Edna scoffed. "We’re just pointing out the usual town nonsense." Evan grinned. "Sounds about right. Anyone thinking of joining the Survivor Challenge? I’d put a team together, but I doubt my ‘half a mind’ could survive past day one." Charlie laughed. "At least you’re honest, kid. But you’d need more than a half a mind to beat Irene here. She’d outsmart the lot of you." "I don’t know about that," Irene said, smiling slyly. "But I’d sure enjoy watching you try, Evan." As the table erupted in laughter, the aroma of fresh-baked cinnamon buns wafted through the air, and the clatter of cups and plates filled the café. Outside, the quiet streets of Gull Lake hummed with the promise of another day. Want to stay in the loop with all the real news and events happening in Gull Lake and area? Be sure to check out Gull Lake Events for the latest updates, events, and opportunities! Gull Lake Events 3rd Annual Gull Lake Dodgeball Tournament https://www.wix.app/events/84d5704b-be4d-4055-9e56-b8cce5997dbb/af5c2731-fd6b-4100-b8a1-9ce3ece29a6c/details?d=https://www.gulllakeevents.online/event-details-registration/3rd-annual-gull-lake-dodgeball-tournament-2025-04-25-18-00Me gusta
- Informative PostsSteph Probst has arrived on the island and is calling for contenders! Think your tribe has what it takes? How to Join: 🌴 Gather a team of 4 players. 🌴 Choose an epic tribe name. 🌴 Pay the $100 entry fee enter with any Kinette member Key Dates: 🌴 The season kicks off on April 7. 🌴 Eliminations begin daily at 5:00 PM Stay in the running as long as at least one tribe member remains in the draw. Compete to become the sole survivor and claim victory in this year's competition! ✨ Get your team signed up today and tune in for the live tribal council videos starting April 7 on our page! SWCDS Inc.'s Ham/Turkey Bingo Night Extravaganza https://www.wix.app/events/84d5704b-be4d-4055-9e56-b8cce5997dbb/632722cf-6608-4aa7-8069-c78852ff792e/details?d=https://www.gulllakeevents.online/event-details-registration/swcds-inc-s-ham-turkey-bingo-night-extravaganzaMe gusta