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Humboldt Journal & East Central Recorder

Former HCI teacher charged

A former Humboldt Collegiate Institute (HCI) teacher has been charged with a sexual offense. Jeff Anthony Schlosser, 44, has pleaded not guilty to one count of sexual exploitation. He was charged under Section 153.1.a of the Criminal Code.
Emergency medical services brush up on water rescue skills

Emergency medical services brush up on water rescue skills

Water, water everywhere is what local emergency services are preparing for this spring. Humboldt and area First Responders and Emergency Medical Services personnel had a special training session at the Humboldt Aquatic Centre on March 22.
Muenster Bantams win league

Muenster Bantams win league

The Muenster Bantam Flyers won their league championship in an edge-of -your-seat, nail-biter of a game against the Foam Lake Flyers in Muenster last week.
Yeske, Bibby sweep Dominion trophies

Yeske, Bibby sweep Dominion trophies

Patricia Yeske of Moose Jaw captured the Dominion women's provincial club curling championship title in Humboldt on March 21, defeating Brenda Goertzen 4-3 in the final game.
Fallout continues

Fallout continues

CTRC board members resign
Flyers win league

Flyers win league

The Muenster Flyers Midget A Hockey team defeated the Wynyard Monarchs to take the North Central Minor Hockey League Championship in a three-game series.
Students let out their inner scientist at fair

Students let out their inner scientist at fair

Students from eight schools found their inner scientists for the Carlton Trail Regional Science Fair on March 22 at St. Peter's College in Muenster.

Sutherland Theatre: Should it stay or should it go?

The City of Humboldt has presented an interesting question to its citizens regarding the future of Sutherland Theatre, located in what is now Humboldt Collegiate Institute and what will be the new Humboldt Public School.

Federal budget comes down, gov't falls

The budget tabled by Canada's federal government last week has been overshadowed by the fall of that government and a federal election set for May 2.
Prairie Roots

Prairie Roots

Connie Kaldor, originally from Regina, performed at the Assumption Church in Marysburg on March 24. The concert was put on to raise money for the Assumption Church restoration project.