Battlefords News Optimist

Dear Editor As one who is fully involved in the history societies of our communities, and committed to working for the preservation of our architectural past, I am mystified that we have such little regard for our built history and culture.

Students from John Paul II Collegiate participated in an Anti Bullying Walk that was organized through Sakewew, John Paul II and the Red Cross April 4.

Members of the Neilburg Composite School Robotics Club travelled to Saskatoon on March 22 for the My Robot Rumble competition hosted by SIAST and presented by SaskTel.

The Borden Community Centre Preservation Committee held their second annual Borden's Got Talent event April 15 in the centre, with nine performances.

Fire crews were on the scene Tuesday night responding to a vehicle fire in the Parsons Industrial Park area.

A good crowd attended the Glen "Burger" barbecue fundraising event at the Maymont Seniors' Centre to raise money for improvements to Glenburn Park. The famous Glen "Burger," chips, beans and pop and coffee were served.

DUNCAN: Jacqueline Louise States Duncan was born July 31, 1974 and passed away on April 2, 2012 at River Heights Lodge in North Battleford.

It was a nice way to travel and for what? Well, it was a strong way to end the 3D indoor archery season for the Battle River Archers, as they travelled to Fort St. John, B.C. April 6 to 8 for the national competition.

Dear Editor After reading your editorial in which you say you do not wish to ruffle feathers at City Hall and then reading the very combative reply from the communications co-ordinator, I have three comments to make.

Spring is finally in the air! This means many people are motivated to get moving after a long period of hibernating from exercise. This often means a return to running. For many, this also means the return of the dreaded shin splits.