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Here are some highlights from Herb Sutton’s monthly community safety monitoring report for October, presented at Oct. 23rd’s council meeting in North Battleford: Citizens on Patrol was a topic of discussion.

From the Tisdale Recorder Files, Nov. 4, 1987

For Roman Clarke and Dylan MacDonald , their interest in 1950s rocker Buddy Holly began when they acted in a play at a community theatre. “We kind of came upon it when Dylan and I were in the Buddy Holly Story ,” Clarke said.

For some newcomers to Saskatchewan, winter can be a shock. For some, it might also be dangerous. But Safe Communities Humboldt and Area are making winter a little safer with another year of their Winter Preparedness workshop in Humboldt on Oct.

It was night two of six as the five Saskatchewan Party leadership candidates met in Melfort to debate policy, the economy, and support for the Quill Lakes.

Submitted On Saturday, Oct. 24, the North Battleford’s Elk Touch Football League held their year-end function. The weather was less than par, however, all the participants and fans had a great time.

Jacob Pete of Little Pine First Nation is one of a few community leaders seeking to establish an Abroginal police force to work Little Pine First Nation and Poundmaker Cree Nation.

A meeting to discuss establishing a business improvement district in Melfort ended with no clear mandate for the Melfort Business Revitalization Corporation to continue – but there will be more meetings to discuss the concept.

It was a big day for Melissa Stockbrugger-Knaus’s grade 7 We Club as they discovered they will be going to We Day Winnipeg thanks to WestJet and Me to We. Thanks to St.

It was a busy week for the Nipawin Hawks on the ice with four games in six days, it was an equally busy week off as the Hawks acquired a pair of players.