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Greg Shwaga has been personally affected by Huntington’s Disease with his mother-in-law dying of the disease and a 50 per cent chance of his wife having the disease.

t is a little piece of history that, thanks to the hard work of so many people, has been protected. And this summer, visitors are making sure they take in the Humboldt Water Tower tours put on by the Humboldt and District Museum and Gallery.

In Canada, the market for sheep is only around 40 per cent filled.

It is yet another abysmal performance for North Battleford atop the Stats Canada crime severity index.

The horse and rider had only six minutes.

An emerging artist that carves steampunk-themed animals was one of the many artists showing off at the Back Alley Tour, an art show hosted by Main Street Melfort.

If all goes according to plan, Battleford will see a waste transfer station early in the new year. On July 17, Battleford Town Council approved a proposal from Loraas to build a waste transfer station.

Eighteen drivers from five different tracks and two different provinces battled it out at the Tisdale Motor Speedway.

Members of the North Battleford Golf and Country Club, led by board president Chad Gartner, gave a presentation at last week’s Battleford town council meeting. The Golf and Country Club is asking for $150,000 from the town, as part of a $3.

From the Tisdale Recorder Files, Aug. 2, 1967