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Students will soon be off on their summer holidays; apologies to parents, congratulations teachers. And thanks to the Reid-Thompson Public Library and the TD Summer Reading Club, they will be continuing to read during their summer.

It has been a relationship that has been going strong for 25 years.

The Nipawin Hawks will begin the next season with a bang, playing their first two games against their rival, the Melfort Mustangs. “It’s going to be nice for the communities to see each team right away,” said Doug Johnson , the team’s head coach.

A vehicle stop on the weekend has resulted in charges for two individuals. Kane Nicotine, 20, of North Battleford, and Deshane Bird, 19, of Lloydminster have been charged with a number of firearms related offences according to the RCMP.

Building permits are down for the month of May in North Battleford, but city officials don’t see a big cause for concern yet.

Here is an update from the City of North Battleford on the capital works projects happening in the community: 17th Avenue – 105th to 107th Street: Underground pipe replacement work is complete.

A grim fate is in store for the boulevard tree in front of a new development on 101st Street.

While there has been heightened awareness at City Hall about saving as many city trees as possible, a number of them are simply beyond rescue.

There will be a Street Closure on 12 th Avenue between 101 st & 102 nd Street Wednesday. The closure will be from 7:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m and will be for the Battle River Treaty 6 Health Centre Annual Pancake Breakfast.

It took a lot of work to even create Chateau Providence. Now the care facility celebrated 25 years at their St. Brieux home with cake on June 16. For the Town of St.