Battlefords News-Optimist

There will be faces new and old at council meetings around the Battlefords, with new mayors and councillors being elected in many communities. In Blaine Lake, former councillor Andy Ciona was elected as mayor.

When did November sneak up on us? And how about that darn winter, didn't it catch us by surprise having four major snowfalls in four days, making for rotten road conditions and slippery walking? Yikes! Winter, is it here to stay or just teasing us? I

Well, winter found us with a vengeance! Although no one has measured, I am sure we have had over six inches of snow and it is still October. The faces for the Village of Rabbit Lake council changed Oct. 24.

A boot to the woman who was working at our local bus depot on Friday evening Oct. 26. I had been away several days and upon arrival at our depot I immediately called a taxi. At 7:30 p.m.

Dear Editor The Green Party of Saskatchewan likes the Wall Government's decision to propose a heritage fund for the province. This is long overdue for Saskatchewan.

The 22nd annual Edam Fall Fair was held in the Edam Community Centre Oct. 26 and 27. The event started with the People's Choice Cow Calf Pair class Friday evening. In conjunction with this class was the Friday appreciation night.

One patron considered staying in out of the wintery weather, then decided, "I need some music for my soul." Braving a cold wind and North Battleford's snowy streets Sunday, she found what she sought at Third Avenue United Church.

Dear Editor This letter is to all business owners who look at Sunday, Nov. 11 as an excellent day to kickoff the Christmas selling season. Please don't. Please respect Remembrance Day and what it represents.

Dear Editor In the wake of last week's City of North Battleford election, several commentators and candidates have attempted to create a narrative that the outcome was the result of bad weather instead of being the result of the collective will of th

Remembering those who served our country means honouring all veterans. Decades have passed since World War One, World War Two and the Korean War.