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Nipawin asks trick-or-treating households to display purple pumpkin

Nipawin asks trick-or-treating households to display purple pumpkin

NIPAWIN — The Town of Nipawin is asking residents who wish to have trick-or-treaters to display a painted purple pumpkin or post up an image of a purple pumpkin on their property.
Latest on NB civic election candidates

Latest on NB civic election candidates

Five candidates running for mayor
Teacher, coach Rowe running for Humboldt council

Teacher, coach Rowe running for Humboldt council

HUMBOLDT — David Rowe knows the importance of people serving their community. As a long-serving teacher and coach at Humboldt Collegiate Institute, he tried to teach that to his students and players.
Update - 27-year-old North Battleford man involved in firearm incident found at cabin

Update - 27-year-old North Battleford man involved in firearm incident found at cabin

UPDATE 2: On Monday, Oct. 5, at approximately 2:30 pm, Stanley Mission RCMP located 27-year-old Brandon Holmes at a cabin a few kilometres from the community after allegedly stealing a boat and using the boat to flee the community.
Chamber members hear the latest on COVID-19

Chamber members hear the latest on COVID-19

Members of the Battlefords Chamber of Commerce heard directly from the Saskatchewan Health Authority’s representative about the state of the COVID-19 pandemic in the Battlefords and around the province.
Food bank gets $2,000 boost

Food bank gets $2,000 boost

Submitted Bourgeault & Associates of IG Private Wealth Management have provided a $2,000 boost to the Battlefords District Food & Resource Centre in response to the Covid-19 pandemic.
United Way Month proclaimed

United Way Month proclaimed

At City Hall on Monday morning, the flag was raised to proclaim United Way Month in the city of North Battleford. On hand for the flag raising was Mayor Ryan Bater as well as Sharon Mohagen and Jenna Russell from the Battlefords United Way.
Bringing care and expertise: Senko running for Humboldt council

Bringing care and expertise: Senko running for Humboldt council

HUMBOLDT — Growing up in Humboldt, Caitlin Senko said she has seen a lot of wonderful things come to the city, especially in the last few years.

AIDS awareness faces a new challenge: complacency

When Tommy Sexton broke down and told his mother he had AIDS, his mother Sara couldn’t wipe one thought out of her head. “All I could think of was he’s going to die,” she recalled in 2006. “I couldn’t get past that.
Council to resume live meetings at Chapel Gallery

Council to resume live meetings at Chapel Gallery

When city council resumes its regular meetings on Nov. 23 there will be a new live venue. Council has voted to authorize holding meetings at the Chapel Gallery beginning that date.
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