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Use your head, wear a helmet - My Lloydminster Now

Use your head, wear a helmet - My Lloydminster Now
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Durango Buddy Poppy Days fundraising drive kicks off Friday morning

In the lead-up to Memorial Day, the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 4031 in Durango is planning its annual distribution of buddy poppies, bright red artificial flowers that have been the official memori.

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Annual bike safety event in Swift Current wheels around again

Annual bike safety event in Swift Current wheels around again
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It s bicycle safety week in Saskatchewan

Cycling is the eighth leading cause of injuries leading to hospitalizations in children and youth under 20, and it jumps up to the fourth leading caus.

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Agency helps youths learn about bike safety

Among the topics covered were helmets, rules of the road, the proper bike fit and safety tips for riding. About 90 young people were registered for the Zoom session. Everyone who participated received a bike safety kit courtesy of SPI. Aimee Haralson, who is the co-ordinator for SWIS in Estevan and Weyburn, said the clinic was for students in kindergarten to Grade 12, and parents of younger children who might need guidance during the discussion and demonstration. The youths were asked to have bikes and helmets handy as part of the training. “I’m happy but I’m not surprised with the registrations,” said Haralson. “Each time we do have events, we actually do get quite a bit.”

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