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Humboldt arts community talks challenges, celebrates strengths

Humboldt arts community talks challenges, celebrates strengths

HUMBOLDT — Vibrant, diverse, supportive, rejuvenated, expanding. These were some of the words used to describe Humboldt’s arts community by participants at a public forum about the value of arts.
Chase the Ace is underway again

Chase the Ace is underway again

Unity News
Survivors’ stories hits home for students at PARTY program

Survivors’ stories hits home for students at PARTY program

HUMBOLDT — A program designed to teach students that driving impaired or while texting can have serious consequences hit its mark.
Dwight and Bonnie Olson named Tisdale’s Citizen of the Year

Dwight and Bonnie Olson named Tisdale’s Citizen of the Year

TISDALE — Two newly retired community volunteers and world travellers were selected as Tisdale’s citizen of the year.
News ‘n’ views from Baljennie

News ‘n’ views from Baljennie

It’s the time of year to watch out for the ticks as this is the season they are hatching and out there full force. They are hiding in the dead grasses, leaves that fell last fall and on tree branches and bushes.
Arts Alliance hosting community forum in Humboldt for research study

Arts Alliance hosting community forum in Humboldt for research study

HUMBOLDT — The Saskatchewan Arts Alliance will be holding a conversation in Humboldt for background research for a study next year on “the value of arts and culture for community cohesion”.
Reconciliation with First Nations focus of weekend as Manitou Beach marks 100th

Reconciliation with First Nations focus of weekend as Manitou Beach marks 100th

MANITOU BEACH — Manitou Beach is celebrating its 100th incorporation this year and one of the focuses is on reconciliation with First Nations.
Spring melt takes its time at the lake

Spring melt takes its time at the lake

Meota News
Maidstone Drop In Centre News

Maidstone Drop In Centre News

MAIDSTONE – Cribbage was played April 15 with high score going to Dorothy Schwartz and low to Bev Stewart. Denise Newton supplied lunch.
Competition prepares mine rescue teams for the worst

Competition prepares mine rescue teams for the worst

LANIGAN — Four teams competed in Langian to prove they are the best emergency response team at the Lanigan Nutrien potash mine.
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