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The Battlefords RCMP responded to more than 40 calls for service between 6 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 22 and 6 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 23.

The RCMP are going to be keeping their eyes open for quad drivers operating where they shouldn't be, after a discussion with Battleford town council Monday.

Building permits cooled slightly in September but nevertheless remain strong for the year to date, with permit values now past the $40 million mark.

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Another 4-H year for the members of the Eagle Hills 4-H Club is in full swing. The club has already had two general meetings. At the meetings: the members elected their executive for the year, discussed possible fun days and fundraising.

The leaves have turned and mostly fallen, the air crisp in the morning frost, autumn is officially here, but it has certainly been a beautiful one.

Repairs are getting underway on the "old bridges" across the North Saskatchewan River. Scaffolding has been erected to allow for repairs to the concrete piers.

Police issued 760 tickets to drivers speeding in school zones during September's province-wide traffic safety spotlight focusing on school zone safety.

By Robin Tarnowetzki Journal Staff Writer [email protected] Over 60 vendors came out to help the region get a head start on Christmas shopping at the Humboldt and District Kinette craft show at the Humboldt Public School on Oct. 18.

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