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The RCMP in the Battlefords are reminding all drivers of the importance of observing chool zones, students on roadways and school buses.

Some questions were answered, but final decisions are still some ways off after Monday night's North Battleford council meeting on a proposed city land donation to a First Nations Heritage Park.

Saskatoon's chief of police will be in North Battleford next week with a goal of attracting more First Nations and Métis people to join his force.

Humboldt's brand new high school had a river running through it a couple of weeks ago.

Once again, the Hafford Summer Sizzle committee was blessed with a beautiful summer day for their fourth annual summer sizzle event. Rated as another success by many, the visitors, guests and local community members enjoyed the one-day event.

If you have a burning desire to be a mayor or councillor of your community, now is the time to take action.

RCMP across Saskatchewan will be taking part in a traffic safety blitz during the Labour Day weekend. The "enhanced enforcement focus" will begin Friday and continue through Monday, with the focus being on the province's highways.

It was standing room only at the LeRoy community hall on August 22. The LeRoy Leisureland Regional Park Association held its annual general meeting that evening and announced to the community its plans to sell the park.

He's running again. Malcolm Eaton, is seeking a third term as mayor of the City of Humboldt. He made the announcement to the Humboldt Journal on August 27.

Two pair of roller skates, a GPS and a wallet were stolen from a Dodge Caravan parked on the 1100 block of 108th Street in North Battleford Aug. 16.