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Author of the article: Christina Max Publishing date: Feb 03, 2021  •  February 3, 2021  •  1 minute read  •  Article content It’s been a year since the COVID-19 virus was first identified in Canada and through the pandemic, many people have been suffering mentally. Last week, Millet Little Peoples Indoor Play Society announced they had received a grant from Alberta Mental Health Addictions to provide free counselling to between 30 and 70 Millet residents who don’t have benefits. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. “It’s somethin...

-Messenger photo by Elijah Decious Residents and staff wave at cars in a short parade near the entrance of Friendship Haven. The community wave was part of efforts from the retirement home to show love to residents who have been more socially isolated since the pandemic began. -Messenger photo by Chad Thompson Harper Lovin, 14, left, and Kaylin Willingham, 14, granddaughters of the late Rev. Al Henderson, hold a sign together inviting the community to stop by for pumpkins, apple cider and doughnuts on Friday. It was the family’s way of paying it forward for the overwhelming repor...

-Messenger photo by Chad Thompson Katie Bills, of Fort Dodge, left, and Colleen Peace, owner of The Wellness Project, pose with cards and gifts next to a Christmas Tree at The Wellness Project. The Wellness Project invites the public to partake in a Christms Cheer Cruise through Friendship Haven on Sunday. Visitors are encouraged to drop off cards or gifts to Santa, who will then deliver them to residents at a later time. -Messenger photo by Chad Thompson Katie Bills, of Fort Dodge, left, and Colleen Peace, owner of The Wellness Project, pose with cards and gifts next to a Christmas Tree ...

Published: 10 December 2020 PHILIPSBURG:--- The Sint Maarten Lions Club was chartered on December 12th, 1970, and will celebrate 50 years this coming Saturday. The idea for starting a Lions Club on Sint Maarten was initiated by the late Lion Donny Bakhuis, who was a government auditor and visited the island for work from the Federal Government in Curacao. The Club was eventually chartered by the Bonaire Lions Club with Lion Ben Vlaun serving as its first Lion President with 22 Charter members. Since this was the first service club on the island in 1970 it took some time for the co...