Humboldt Journal

The Humboldt Gallery held the first of the summer’s teen art programs on June 18, with a printmaking session coinciding with the end of the Repetition printmaking exhibit on June 20.

HCI grad Lindsey Larson has temporarily left behind the heat of El Paso, Texas, for Winnipeg to play volleyball with the B-team of Team Canada for the month of June.

The Humboldt Hammerheads swim team kicked off the summer competitive season with a very successful 2015 Invitational Spring Meet. “The Hammerheads swam very well this weekend,” Humboldt head coach Leisl Lefebvre wrote in an email interview.

The puck does not officially drop for the 2015-2016 Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League campaign until the Sept. 18-19 weekend. That does not mean that things are not happening with the local Humboldt Broncos.

The rain may have dampened fun on the amusement rides, but luckily the Bike Rodeo and Safety Day was dry and warm inside the curling rink. Although turnout was smaller than last year, the event still managed to draw in about 500 people.

When it comes to getting kids exciting about reading, the Reid-Thompson Public Library is up to the task with their upcoming annual TD Summer Reading Club.

When it comes to Humboldt events, everybody has their own set of expectations. Some people want it to be bigger and better, more exciting, have more variety, more food, more drinks, etc. Take for example the annual Summer Sizzler.

I’ve talked a lot in this space about people who get mocked or harassed online, and usually it ends with the victim being doxxed (having personal information posted and then being spammed with texts/calls/tweets), fired, or at worst, threatened.

There seems to be a lot of confusion these days about what cloud storage is and what it’s capable of, especially since its use has become so widespread.