Humboldt Journal

A one-day local basketball tournament saw four teams from the Humboldt region compete. Teams from Watrous, Middle Lake, and Lake Lenore were at Humboldt Collegiate Institute (HCI) on January 15 to compete in a senior boys' basketball tournament.

A series of trades just before the January 10 deadline left the Humboldt Broncos with just one 20-year-old among their ranks, but the moves seemed to rejuvenate the team.

They're putting more people in cells, catching more traffic issues and dealing with a lot more stolen vehicles. Cpl.

Exciting, in lots of good ways and some bad, is what 2010 was in Saskatchewan and Humboldt. That sums up Humboldt MLA Donna Harpauer's comments about the past year when contacted by the Journal in December.

Terrible road conditions led to a number of vehicles heading into the ditch between Humboldt and Muenster on January 6, but only one required a response from Humboldt's emergency services. At about 4:30 p.m.

As 2010 winds to a close, everyone looks back at the year to ponder what they've accomplished and looks ahead to plan for the new year.

Humboldt was hit hard by some vandals last week, but RCMP believe they have the culprits in custody. Though two vandalism sprees took place in the first week of the new year, RCMP believe the same people were responsible for both.

CO exposure at Villa leads to second death

The Christmas break finds the Humboldt Midget AA Broncos in first place after playing 11 games. With a 9-2-0 record, the Broncos have been able to continue their winning ways from last season when they won both provincial and league championships.

Two thousand and ten was a good year for Canada. Brad Trost, Saskatoon-Humboldt Member of Parliament, was pleased with the way things went over the year, even though weather had a huge impact on this area.