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City of Humboldt purchases first robotic mower

City of Humboldt purchases first robotic mower

The City of Humboldt will be purchasing its first robotic mower to help maintain the green space and parks within the city.
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Man charged with damaging RCMP cruiser gets new court date

Man charged with damaging RCMP cruiser gets new court date

In Melfort Provincial Court on Feb. 3, 22-year-old James Whitehead, of Tisdale, had his matters adjourned to Feb. 18.
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Ashley Thevenot rink places 3rd at the 2025 Prairie Pinnacle

Ashley Thevenot rink places 3rd at the 2025 Prairie Pinnacle

Ashley Thevenot rink places third at the 2025 Prairie Pinnacle curling championship in Kindersley.
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New exhibit opening at the Humboldt Museum for Archives Week

New exhibit opening at the Humboldt Museum for Archives Week

Archives Week is Feb 2-8 and a photo transportation exhibit is being shown at the Humboldt and District Museum.
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Wadena RCMP investigate break and enter at curling rink

Wadena RCMP investigate break and enter at curling rink

Investigation determined a man entered the rink, then left.
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Humboldt city council hosting informal meet and greet

Humboldt city council hosting informal meet and greet

The event is for anyone who has a question or simply wants to learn more about city council activities and projects.  
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Three declared deceased in collision in RM of Flett Springs

Three declared deceased in collision in RM of Flett Springs

Investigation determined two SUVs collided.
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Porcupine Plain to host third Unity in the Community

Porcupine Plain to host third Unity in the Community

Unity in the Community is busy being planned with Norwegian, German, Filipino, Ukrainian, Metis and First Nations displays.
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Nipawin Fire Department has hectic 24 hours

Nipawin Fire Department has hectic 24 hours

A busy 24 hours for the Nipawin Fire Department with a structure fire, snowmobile accident and a motor vehicle collision.
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Continuing care aid course students can now work while attending class

Continuing care aid course students can now work while attending class

Continuing care assistants can now work while going to school at Suncrest College. Students will spend three days in a classroom setting, allowing students to find employment while taking their education.
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