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Safe Communities Humboldt and Area took a moment to say thank you to their safety ambassador by giving out two awards during the Humboldt Emergency Medical Services Charity Event on March 3.

In 2007, Myrna LaPlante’s 78-year-old aunt, Emily Osmond , went missing from her home near the Kawacatoose First Nation.

It is a phone call every family dreads. And in North America it is a call that comes every six days. That is why a group, including Shon Crumley, co-organizer of the event, got together to start an annual Slow Down and Move Over Awareness Rally.

Two North Battleford residents have been arrested after a search warrant was executed by the RCMP “F” Division Crime Reduction Team on March 9. The location was on the 1400 block of 106th Street, in North Battleford.

The City of Humboldt Public Works and Utilities Department had their hands full removing snow from the snowmageddon event that started on March 3.

The Sesula Mineral and Gem Museum and Rock Shop in Radisson, which was started and is run by 13-year-old Judah Tyreman, has been broken into and looted. But Judah vows to keep the shop and museum open.

There is news about a couple of provincial court matters stemming from prominent criminal cases in the news in the area: The man accused of a robbery from spring 2016 at Landis made his first appearance in court Tuesday.

Paramedics cannot take a snow day, even when a late winter storm dumped over 20-30 cm of snow over a three day period. Derek D.

The Humboldt and District Chamber of Commerce celebrated business with their 19th annual Mark of Excellence awards on March 7. Twenty-five business were nominated in eight categories with seven businesses taking home awards.

Borrowing could be necessary for new infrastructure