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Council notes: Revived committee, Titanic bacteria, sharp uptick in sharps

Council notes: Revived committee, Titanic bacteria, sharp uptick in sharps

Here are some items from Monday night’s North Battleford city council meeting. The City of North Battleford and the Town of Battleford are planning to revive the Battlefords River Valley Committee.
Tisdale takes out $1.2 million loan for sewer project

Tisdale takes out $1.2 million loan for sewer project

TISDALE — The Town of Tisdale has taken $1.2 million in loans for the sewer infrastructure renewal project. The project includes a new sewer lift station, new lagoon and a new pipe out to the lagoon.
New condenser to handle summer curling at Twin Rivers

New condenser to handle summer curling at Twin Rivers

Summer curling is returning to Northland Power Curling Centre and the city is moving ahead to purchase a new condenser for the facility.
Sewer lift station retrofit to cost more than budgeted

Sewer lift station retrofit to cost more than budgeted

HUMBOLDT — A major retrofit to a sewage lift station will cost more than budgeted. The winning bid for the work on lift station #3 was made by Hipperson Construction. The cost to the city will be $1.2 million.
Melfort’s Historic Post Office ready for renters

Melfort’s Historic Post Office ready for renters

MELFORT — After years of renovations, a part of Melfort’s historic post office is available for commercial use.
Risk of wildfire in east central Saskatchewan extreme

Risk of wildfire in east central Saskatchewan extreme

EAST CENTRAL — The risk of wildfires in all east central RMs – with the exception of parts of the RM of Hudson Bay – is extreme, according to the provincial government.
Local man shares story of kidney donation

Local man shares story of kidney donation

A year ago, Dennis Mock’s life changed as he received the kidney for which he’d been waiting four years. “‘Fantastic,’ that’s the word I’ve been using for about a year,” Mock said.
Council notes: Revived committee, Titanic bacteria, sharp uptick in sharps

Council notes: Revived committee, Titanic bacteria, sharp uptick in sharps

Here are some items from Monday night’s council meeting. The city and town are planning to revive the Battlefords River Valley Committee.
Why public trust matters for agricultural sector?

Why public trust matters for agricultural sector?

One of Saskatchewan’s most influential women Cheryl Jolly-Nagel gave an inspiring speech during the Women of Today Awards ceremony on April 17.
Oil show award winners named

Oil show award winners named

Saskatchewan Oil and Gas Show take place June 5-6
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