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Union deals signed by city with CUPE, firefighters

Union deals signed by city with CUPE, firefighters

The galleries were packed again at North Battleford council Monday- this time, to celebrate labour harmony. Several representatives from Canadian Union of Public Employees Local No.

Sakewew leads charge to paint the Battlefords pink

Sakewew High School made Battlefords history last year when they had April 4 declared "Day of Pink" in North Battleford.

Walk on the safe side when looking for love

The Commercial Crime and Fraud Sections with the Regina Police Service, Saskatoon Police Service, Saskatchewan Financial Services Commission and the RCMP have joined forces to promote March as Fraud Awareness Month (www.sacp.
Kicking corporate welfare bums to the curb

Kicking corporate welfare bums to the curb

The Saskatchewan film industry is up in arms because on March 21, the provincial government announced the annual average $8 million film tax credit was getting chopped.
Whacky drama troupe back on stage

Whacky drama troupe back on stage

The scene is set for fun this weekend at Milleton Hall as the North of the Gully Drama Club presents Virgil's Family Reunion. The play is described as "a hillbilly farce in two acts" and is part of a series by Eddie McPherson.
SCOTT

SCOTT

SCOTT : In loving memory of Almar Robert Scott: "Elmer/Bud" who was born July 20, 1927 at Lilac, SK and passed away February 27, 2012 at North Battleford, SK.

Quilters gather for all-day retreat

Sandy Fisher of Quilter's Paradise conducted a quilting retreat at Waseca Community Centre March 24. It was full day for the 12 participants learning how to construct a new quilt.
Mountain bikes stolen

Mountain bikes stolen

Two mountain bikes were stolen from a business on Railway Avenue East during the early morning hours of March 6. RCMP say a man, dressed in black clothing, broke into the business and left in a silver or white SUV.
BOLIN,

BOLIN,

BOLIN, Betty (Syl) July 22, 1939 - March 19, 2012 With much sadness we mourn the passing of a fabulous sister, aunt and friend. Her smile and dancing eyes will be remembered with fondness.

Neighbours meet for tea

Tillie Linkert was a Friday visitor in Lloydminster. Dale and Debbie Kennedy of Lloydminster were here Sunday to visit Theresa Kennedy and took her out for a drive. Saturday, Dorothy Kissick enjoyed watching the Jets hockey game.