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The third annual North East Outreach and Support Services winter gala hit the dance floor for Dancing with the Stars: Naicam Edition Season 2 event to much success. Six couples and one dance troupe hit the floor at the Nov.

Tisdale had the highest dollar value in the Northeast this year when it came to building permits. A memo revealed at the Nov. 14 council meeting said that as of the end of October, Tisdale has issued $19.

From the Nov. 26, 1997 edition of the Tisdale Recorder

A long-time member of the Knights of Columbus, Tisdale Legion and Wildlife Federation has been given a lifetime award for his volunteerism. Doug Wisser was presented with the award at the Town of Tisdale Appreciation Night Nov. 15.

Ionic Lodge No. 31 Freemasons hosted their supper last Saturday night to raise money for their Memory Box program.

The Remembrance Day holiday pushed the City Humboldt council meeting to Nov. 14. Besides the Original Humboldt award presentations (See story on page 2), City Manager Joe Day also gave an update to council regarding the 2018 budget.

Here are some highlights from the Nov. 20 Battleford council meeting: Council hopes to have a new grader purchased before the new year. Council agreed during the Oct. 16 meeting to authorize the purchase of a new grader not to exceed $300,000.

According to an administrative report prepared by Battleford's Manager of Utilities Aubrey Whittleton and Chief Administrative Officer John Enns-Wind, the water meters in mobile homes in town are nearing the end of their life expectancy and many curr

Colton Halvorson is thrilled to be back on the ice with the Carrot River Outback Thunder. Last season, the Colonsay product’s rookie campaign was limited to 18 games due to concussion issues. Halvorson has already played in 15 games this time around.

It was a solemn occasion at Sakewew High School on Monday evening.