Libraries near Pinkham SK (50 Result(s))

The Towns Centennial is the perfect occasion to give www.hafford.ca a complete makeover! First you might notice the new look with vivid colors aligning with the colors in our logo and the slogan 'A natural place to visit'. But there is more than that: browse through our website, guided by the new structure, and you will find valuable information – as resident, business owner, as future resident or business owner or as visitor. Take a look around and let us know what you think!

Facility study Share your ideas . . . have your say as part of our facility study we need your input on the current Library and what you would like to see in the future.Start our online survey by clicking on the button at right.Thank you for helping us plan for the future!For more information about the facility study, click here Collections.

Lakeland Library Region has a mandate to provide informational, cultural, educational and recreational information to all sectors of the community through local branch libraries.

Your CommentsWelcome to Paradise Hill, SaskatchewanParadise Hill is located in West Central Saskatchewan. Surrounded by rolling hills, nearby lakes and blue sky, the area is host to some of the most beautiful scenery in the province. The village sits nestled against a picturesque tree covered hillside along Highway #3, 40 kilometers east of the Alberta border. It is within 45 minutes of Lloydminster and 1 1/2 hours of North Battleford, providing relatively quick access to the amenities of a larger center.EventsParadise Hill Events and Dates to Remember. Click the read more button below to view the event listings.Read More.BusinessParadise Hill Business Directory. Click the read more button below to view A list of Businesses in Paradise Hill, and area.

Good News Current and Past residents of the Village of Canwood and District! A History Book Committee has been formed and has started work on a new History Book for Canwood and Area which will be published in conjunction with our 100th Anniversary in 2016.

In 1907 Rudolph and Walburga Musch came from Minnesota and set up a general store about 3 miles south and 2 miles east of present day St.Walburg. The homesteaders, immigrants from Europe and USA, now had a place to socialize and buy supplies. The Musch's

Lakeland Library Region has a mandate to provide informational, cultural, educational and recreational information to all sectors of the community through local branch libraries.