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Motorists are being advised the curbside lane on the north side of 11th Avenue will be closed Tuesday morning between 101st and 103rd Streets as Sask Power crews work on the lines. The work will take place from 7:30 a.m. through to noon.

John Cairns’ Leg Watch

After all the insecurity and wondering, the revelation of the provincial budget means municipalities can breathe a sigh of relief as they will be receiving their cuts from the revenue sharing program.

Unsurprisingly, the first schedule court appearance for 24-year-old Nathan Michael Labatt was postponed in light of more recently disclosed evidence.

The Saskatchewan government proclaimed last week as Social Work Week, which meant that various organizations and groups were celebrating social workers and the work they do.

Considering Saskatchewan has one of the highest incident rates in the country, it’s no wonder that the province’s health and safety division is still pushing workplace safety.

As part of its campaign to raise awareness of different safety issues in driving, SGI is spotlighting the importance of safety restraints in vehicles. The campaign encompasses any kind of vehicle restraint, including seatbelts and carseats.

Invasive species can have a devastating effect on the environment. Kudzu was a climbing plant that was introduced to the United States in the late 19th century that grows incredibly fast and outcompetes other plants for resources.

There are a myriad of groups and organizations providing various leisure services to Humboldt and area, but there’s only one person helping to co-ordinate everything to make sure everyone gets the space and time they need: Michelle Smith, recreation

The Humboldt Gallery’s recent cluster of free art workshops wrapped up on March 18 with Karen Holden’s “Drawing With a Paintbrush.