Cherries - One of nature's true healing foods

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Cherries, along with many other berries, are a rich source of antioxidents. They help prevent or repair the damage done to the body’s cells by free radicals. 

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Homebodies - Always a new scent, a new scene

By Rita Friesen

Tis a gift of balmy days in late October. Some trees have shed all their leaves, some have hints of their fall foliage and others, still glorious gold and red.

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Right in the Centre - 25 more years, maybe?

By Ken Waddell

The Neepawa Banner

It’s been 25 years, as of October 23, since the first edition of the Neepawa Banner was published. We took over the Rivers Banner/Gazette/Reporter a few years later.Time didn’t exactly fly by, but maybe that’s because we weren’t having fun all the time.

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My Perspective - We change but stay the same

By Kate Jackman-Atkinson

The Neepawa Banner

This week, the Neepawa Banner turns the page, so to speak.  This week, we celebrate the completion of our 25th year in business and begin publishing volume 26 of the Neepawa Banner.From nothing to a quarter century, this is a big cause for celebration!

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My Perspective - Ballot blues

By Kate Jackman Atkinson

The Neepawa Banner

On Wednesday, Oct. 22 Manitobans will head to the polls to vote for their municipal government representatives and school board trustees.  Except that many won’t.  Sure, some Manitobans have already voted in advance polls or by mail-in ballot, but come election day, many Manitobans won’t take a few minutes to have their say. They will play no part in choosing the government that has the most direct impact on their day-to-day lives.

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