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Lesko finishes second in province in 2014 motobike racing season

Lesko finishes second in province in 2014 motobike racing season

Nicholas Lesko and his passion for motocross racing flourished as the motocross rider completed his fourth season of the sport.
Ritz votes for air strikes on ISIS

Ritz votes for air strikes on ISIS

Battlefords-Lloydminster MP Gerry Ritz has made known his support for Canada's participation in a combat role against ISIS.
Slowpoke farmers scarce when its harvest time

Slowpoke farmers scarce when its harvest time

Ed, my neighbour next door, has been moving at tornado speed to get his combining done. At harvest time, he claims farmers do the speeding bullet thing because no one can afford to be a slowpoke.
Sons of Norway travel to Hostfest in North Dakota

Sons of Norway travel to Hostfest in North Dakota

Our Sons of Norway members rented a van for a five-day trip to the Hostfest in Minot, North Dakota, leaving on Sept. 29. Eight of us stayed at a private home while two lodged with another family.
Provincial help for the Battleford cemetery

Provincial help for the Battleford cemetery

The provincial government has confirmed it will provide half a million dollars in provincial disaster assistance to address the slumping issues at the Battleford Cemetery.

Reminder of thanks

Getting closer and closer to that time of year, people are remembering many of the things they are thankful for.
Abandoned puppies hit national news

Abandoned puppies hit national news

The Battlefords Humane Society has received an outpouring of support to help the 20 puppies found in a field near Glaslyn Friday.
Corrections minister Tell speaks on crime issues in NB

Corrections minister Tell speaks on crime issues in NB

The provincial minister of corrections and policing told a North Battleford audience Monday that the province was hearing their concerns about crime.
The road to hell is paved with good intentions

The road to hell is paved with good intentions

Aaaah, another day closer to Christmas, I guess! Hard killing frost last night! I think my green feed patches are done. They have had an amazing run, but I think last night was the end of them. We have had non-combining weather for most of the week.

Author to speak at Meota Library

Next Saturday, Oct. 25 at 3 p.m. in the Meota Library, there will be a guest speaker. First-time author Eugenie Davidson is from Meadow Lake and she will be doing some reading from her new book Choosing to Bloom.
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