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Bad weather playing havoc with Red Sox's season

Bad weather playing havoc with Red Sox's season

Mother Nature has frowned upon the Muenster Red Sox so far this season. The combination of a late spring and recent rainy weather has left Red Sox manager Garret Korte scrambling to make up five games that had to be cancelled.
Goodbye, Mr. Suchan

Goodbye, Mr. Suchan

" Those who know, do. Those that understand, teach ."- Aristotle. Michael Suchan sits in an oversized navy blue St. Augustine Hawks hoodie at his desk. His desk, which he leaves frequently to go teach gym, math, computers.
Museum inches closer to new facility

Museum inches closer to new facility

The Humboldt & District Museum & Gallery is one step closer to its planned expansion into the Merchants Bank of Canada building after a $50,000 donation from BHP Billiton.

Euthanasia to become a reality in Quebec

The true value of life is being argued in the province of Quebec. The Quebec government has introduced landmark legislation that would grant terminally ill patients the option to end their lives, as early as this fall.

Peavey Marts to install electric charging stations

Imagine this: You're cruising down the highway in your electric car, sun shining on your face, wind in your hair. You're happy, because by driving that electric car, you're helping to save the environment.
First World War veteran's story finally told

First World War veteran's story finally told

Patricia Thomas's grandfather wrote the original manuscript more than 50 years after he returned from the trenches in France. These days it's kept in a large green binder, yellowed pages full of charts and words and memories.
Humboldt comes alive!

Humboldt comes alive!

Many people aren't exactly clear on what the original Humboldt site represents. "It's where the city used to be before it moved," said one resident. Wrong. "I think it used to be a village and is the namesake for our city now," said someone else.
When one door closes, another opens

When one door closes, another opens

It's curtains for the Humboldt Co-op grocery store on Main Street. The store officially closed this past Saturday, with $3000 worth of food items, non-perishable and deleted products, being donated to the local food bank.
A long and silent march

A long and silent march

They marched down Saskatchewan Avenue, past Elgin Street and the evangelical church, past the people on the sidewalks who stood in silence.
Athletes honoured at high school award banquet

Athletes honoured at high school award banquet

The best of the best in high school athletics were celebrated at Humboldt Collegiate Institute's athletics banquet on June 11. It was the school's first all-sports banquet; in previous years, individual teams had held their own celebrations.
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