Local News

Community Safety Co-ordinator Herb Sutton presented his first report since the summer break to council on Sept. 24. He reported on a number of initiatives that are either underway or happening this fall.

An annual event goes ahead Saturday, as Borden Threshermen host their annual threshing day. The gates at the site, two miles north of Highway 16, open at 10 a.m.

Travel along Highway #2 was restricted near Cudworth due to a serious collision. The collision took place at the intersection of Highway #2 and RM Grid 767. Wakaw RCMP said in a media release they were at the scene as of 5:45pm Sept. 27.

ROSE VALLEY, FOSSTON — Two break and enters in the Rose Valley area have local RCMP asking for the public’s help The first one happened at a home in Rose Valley between Aug. 19 and Sept. 1. Approximately $4,000 worth of tools were stolen.

Blair Letrud Bobcat and Yard Services has seen a rough year. Blair Letrud, whose shop is located at 772 - 108 St.

TISDALE — Tisdale Middle & Secondary School was locked downas a safety precaution after a threat was made on social media. Tisdale, Melfort, Nipawin and Hudson Bay RCMP responded at approximately 8:50 am on Sept. 27.

HUDSON BAY — The North East School Division is offering an incentive to the Town of Hudson Bay to take the old Stewart Hawke School off their hands At their Setp. 25, meeting, the board passed a motion to offer an incentive of $150,000 to the town.

The City of Humboldt is expecting a shipment of 1,000 tulip bulbs in Broncos colours any day now.

The last act of the Saskatchewan Winter Games Committee came on Monday, with announcement of their recommendations on what to do with the Games legacy funds.

The Canadian Mental Health Association want to keep managing the David Laird Campground. At council Monday Jane Zielke de Montbrun made a formal request for a new five-year contract to replace the current management agreement that is expiring.