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28th great-grandchild arrives in the family

Nov. 9 - Milt and Lil McMillan are pleased to announce their 28th great-grandchild: Koen James Rhinehart, a brother for Tanner and a son for Maggie and Shawn Rhinehart. We were glad to have Theresa Kenney home from the hospital Nov. 7.

Christmas supper planned at November meeting

The monthly meeting was held Nov. 4 with Margaret MacEachern in the chair. Bids were turned in by Dorothy Schwartz for the Christmas supper on Dec. 11. The Catholic Ladies Altar Society will be doing the catering.
ARMSTRONG:

ARMSTRONG:

ARMSTRONG: Luella Armstrong, nee Goodfellow, formerly of North Battleford, SK passed away peacefully at Stensrud Lodge in Saskatoon, SK. Luella was born on the farm at Carruthers, SK.

Potholes on Highway 4

Battlefords residents may have noticed that a new section of Highway 4 between North Battleford and Battleford has seen the development of a few potholes over the last few weeks. Nov. 16, the holes were patched.

Live Different offers tools for change

On the surface the numbers were impressive: two teams on the road full time, speaking to 300 schools each year, 10 years of experience at it, hundreds of positive testimonials. And then there was the show.
Task force set up to deal with Maple Leaf closure

Task force set up to deal with Maple Leaf closure

Now the initial shock has worn off, North Battleford is moving forward with plans to respond to the closure of the Maple Leaf Foods plant.

Drug bust again in NB

Three people have been charged after another drug bust in North Battleford by the RCMP.
When you're hot you're hot

When you're hot you're hot

Three games in three different rinks in three days and three more wins for the Battlefords North Stars.

Team tackles medication error risk

A report to the Prince Albert Parkland Health Authority board of directors at a regular meeting Nov. 9 in Prince Albert outlined steps taken to reduce medication errors.

Rising temps can cause road hazards

With the temperatures rapidly rising over the next few days, the RCMP is reminding the public who will be travelling on the province's highways to use caution.
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