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Electronic voting coming to North Battleford elections

Electronic voting coming to North Battleford elections

Changes are in the works for the way votes will be counted in the next municipal election in North Battleford.
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Garage fire on 109th Street

Garage fire on 109th Street

North Battleford Fire responded Thursday to a structure fire at a single detached garage on the 1000 block of 109th Street. According to a news release from the fire department, the call came at 6:44 p.m. that evening.
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Community event held to educate newcomers

Community event held to educate newcomers

Borden / Radisson News
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Words of cheer - Interesting history of cheerleading clinics

Words of cheer - Interesting history of cheerleading clinics

Words of cheer
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Traffic stop results in multiple arrests, weapons, drug charges

Traffic stop results in multiple arrests, weapons, drug charges

Battlefords RCMP are reporting three people are now in custody on drug and weapons charges after pulling a vehicle over on Nov. 26.
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Midget AA program moved to Kerrobert

Midget AA program moved to Kerrobert

Unity News
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News ‘n’ Views from Baljennie

News ‘n’ Views from Baljennie

Take a drive through the village Christmas lights at the Western Development Museum in North Battleford. They opened their gates Nov. 21 and will be open Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. until the first week in January.
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Christmas concert program features all ages

Christmas concert program features all ages

Mayfair News
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North Stars can't solve Yorkton, again

North Stars can't solve Yorkton, again

If the Yorkton Terriers weren’t in the Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League the Battlefords North Stars would be undefeated right now. Unfortunately for the North Stars, the Terriers don’t seem in any danger of folding or going out of business.
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Dekker Centre seeks to drop $2 ticketing remittance from fundraisers

Dekker Centre seeks to drop $2 ticketing remittance from fundraisers

The Dekker Centre for the Performing Arts has put in its budget request for 2020, just ahead of budget deliberations. Dekker Centre General Manager Kali Weber made her request at Monday’s council meeting.
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