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Dodgers both victim and beneficiary of pitch count violations

Dodgers both victim and beneficiary of pitch count violations

You win some, you lose some. And when it comes to the technical details, hopefully things will even themselves out.
Hedwig Schreiner

Hedwig Schreiner

The sudden and unexpected death of Mrs. Hedwig Schreiner, 91 years, of Humboldt occurred at Humboldt District Hospital on Monday, May 30, 2011.

Housing Task Force recommendations approved

It's a hot button topic in the city. Now, a plan is in the works to start making things happen.

Local doctor recruitment committee formed

While Humboldt's doctors are kept running, there's another group in the community that's working to ease their workload by finding more physicians to work here.
Merchant Bank given new designation

Merchant Bank given new designation

The Merchants Bank of Canada in downtown Humboldt, formerly known as the Willkommen Centre, has been designated as a Municipal Heritage Property.

Mediator appointed in teachers' contract dispute

The Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation (STF) decision to "work to rule" by withdrawing all teachers' voluntary services has been rescinded following the appointment of a mediator to try to resolve the ongoing labour dispute between teachers and the pr

Disappointment expressed

I would like to express my deep disappointment in both the attitude and actions of the provincial government and its bargaining team in recent negotiations with this province's teachers.

Something not adding up

Nurses are paid $71,240 for their first year on the job compared to $46,419 for first-year teachers.
Big voice fills Assumption Church in first concert of season

Big voice fills Assumption Church in first concert of season

There was a small crowd to hear a big voice in Marysburg last week as the 11th season of the Marysburg Summer Festival of the Arts got underway.

A private nation

The United States of America tends to like to poke fun at their neighbours to the north.