Humboldt Journal

A significant amount of narcotics, including codeine, methadone and morphine, was stolen from a Melfort business. Melfort RCMP responded to a break and enter complaint Feb. 25 at around 5 a.m.

A Nipawin woman is hoping to jumpstart a support group for caregivers of people with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder. Alvina Melenchenko has two granddaughters with the disorder.

The Northern Lights Palace pool now has a new booking policy that clarifies when the pool is available to rent, which groups get first priority and cancellations. The new policy was passed at a City of Melfort council meeting Feb. 13.

With playoffs looming, the Trojans' executive took time to recognize the efforts of their players. On Feb.

An Aylsham woman is fundraising for a much-needed service dog. Tracey Sandbach experiences panic attacks and paranoia. Her situation has worsened to the point that a dog is necessary if she wants to live on her own, according to her doctors.

Melfort will see two new physicians come to the city in July. Unlike most of the doctors in the Northeast, Melfort doctors are paid through a fee-for-service model as opposed to a salary.

The City of Melfort is now playing a waiting game to see what’s going to happen with Prince Albert’s bid to separate its John M. Cuelenaere Public Library from the Wapiti Regional Library.

The Parti Québécois has decided to add a little spice to our country’s sesquicentennial celebrations. “L’autre 150e”, or “The other 150” aims to remind Canada about the rest of our history, which started long before Confederation in 1867.

Involved with the Nipawin Hawks since it started, Marj Moisan was given a SaskEnergy Volunteer Champion Award at a home game just before the puck hit the ice.

Totals are slowly trickling in and with some teams left to bowl, Bowl for Kids Sake is not over yet for Development Coordinator Stacey Poss.