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March 12 is the date set aside for an event to raise money to bring a Syrian refugee family to the Battlefords. The Living Skies Funfair is aimed at the whole family and is to take place at the NationsWEST Field House.

Downtown North Battleford is once again encouraging downtown property owners and developers to apply for their Façade Improvement Grant.

Here are some highlights from Monday night's council meeting in North Battleford: Members of the Canadian Red Cross were on hand at council to promote Pink Day, an initiative to stop and prevent bullying.

The Battlefords Chamber of Commerce has a very busy 2016 in store, including a number of new events.

The man arrested following a fatal collision Tuesday in North Battleford involving the semi he was driving has been released under a number of conditions. Harold Weiss made his second appearance in North Battleford provincial court Thursday morning.

Maidstone RCMP report that on Feb. 14 at approximately 3 p.m. they received a complaint of forcible confinement and assault involving two male youth victims, aged 13 or under, that occurred in the community of Maidstone.

An important anniversary was acknowledged Tuesday in North Battleford. Officials recognized the 10th anniversary of Living Sky School Division No. 202.

A vacant former car dealership building on Railway Avenue will soon be back in business. Council has approved a rezoning application for a property at 832- 104th Street, right next to Railway Avenue.

The changes to the City of North Battleford’s transit system are now officially a go.

There has been another adjournment in the fraud case against former RM of Meota administrator Maryann Germann. April 27 has been set as the return date for the case in provincial court in North Battleford.