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Sympathy goes out to the Gardiner and Weber families of Battleford on the recent passing of Frank Weber, age 85. Frank and my cousin Violet Gardiner from Baljennie were married 56 years ago in Kingdom Hall in North Battleford.

HUMBOLDT — Speakers, vendors, and women from across the Humboldt area gathered to celebrate and empower each other for International Women’s Day.

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Saskatchewan first instituted liquor laws in the province in 1908. Local authorities were given the authority to grant liquor licences for bars in their area. Moose Jaw originally prohibited liquor licences, but reversed this law in 1910.

HUMBOLDT — An exercise bike relay will raise money for cardiac monitoring equipment at the Humboldt and District Hospital Complex. The Humboldt and District Hospital Foundation’s Cardiac Spin Relay is returning for another year.

HUMBOLDT — David Carpenter, a Saskatchewan poet, short story and fiction writer, is excited to be coming back to Humboldt to share more of his work.

ZENON PARK— Zenon Park youth got a chance to try a batch of maple taffy on snow at an annual tradition at the École Notre-Dame-des-Vertus winter carnival.