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Humboldt Journal & East Central Recorder

Moved out

Moved out

Evicted seniors moved out after eight days' notice

Bad publicity undeserved

As employees of St. Mary's Villa (SMV), many of us for 20-plus years, we are feeling extremely frustrated with the publicity surrounding St. Mary's Villa.

Information overload

With the advent of social media, a new trend has developed - one I like to call the TMI trend or Too Much Information.

Issues from 1960s, '70s still in play

The recent handling of St. Mary's Villa carbon monoxide and flooring problems is straight out of Monte Python - laughable if not so deadly and heart-wrenching. It is ironic Alice Ramsay is now the poster-girl for how not to treat old folks.

Uniqueness of Humboldt not part of SHR vision

The latest in a series of events regarding St. Mary's Villa and the elderly is hardly surprising. Several years ago, we had a "Transition Unit" at the hospital for those elderly people that were in dire straits and had no place to go.
Trappers converge on Humboldt for convention

Trappers converge on Humboldt for convention

Traps, pelts, skinning and boarding - where else will you hear those terms all together than at a convention for trappers? The Saskatchewan Trappers Association (STA) held their 43rd annual convention and meeting at the Bella Vista Inn in Humboldt Fe
CTRC settles into new digs

CTRC settles into new digs

It's a new facility for adult learners. Carlton Trail Regional College (CTRC) started moving into their new facility, connected to both the new Humboldt Collegiate Institute (HCI) and Humboldt Uniplex, on February 10.
Richard Pape

Richard Pape

Richard "Dick" PapeNovember 22, 1933 - February 17, 2012 The death of Mr.
City making changes at Hwys. 5 and 20 intersection

City making changes at Hwys. 5 and 20 intersection

It's going to get a minor facelift. The City of Humboldt is currently in negotiations with 7-Eleven to purchase a small piece of land at the corner of Hwys. 5 and 20, also known as the Main Street and 8th Avenue intersection.

Circle of life

It's amazing how much you can learn if you walk into something new with an open mind. That was the thought I walked away with after spending a couple of hours at the Saskatchewan Trappers Association convention in Humboldt last week.