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Living Sky School Division Board of Education isn't giving the recent provincial budget high marks, but members are feeling positive about the Ministry of Education's move toward "fixing" the funding formula in the future.

Losing a member of your family can be heartbreaking, often prompting those left behind to honour their loved one’s memory in a positive, uplifting way. That’s what Lee Sitter of Edam is doing.

North Battleford Fire Department spent three hours at the scene of a house fire Tuesday. Firefighters answered to call to 1400 – 113th St. at 4:15 p.m., and when they arrived a mobile home had flames shooting through the roof.

Consumers and businesses in Saskatchewan have recently been targeted by unlicensed persons posing as collection agencies, according to a government press release.

The Battlefords Co-op Marketplace grocery store introduced a new feature for parents of children with special needs. They have acquired a Caroline’s Cart, a shopping cart with a seat on the back where a child can be strapped in.

This week marks the end of an era in broadcasting the Battlefords with the retirement of longtime CJNB/Q98/93.

As the most defenseless members of society, the responsibility for protecting children falls to the adults around them.

Once again, the Humboldt & District Gallery was packed on March 25 as people piled in to see the next Performer’s Café with Brian Grest. Despite Grest’s regular appearances with his band, 40 oz.

Once again, the young pirates of Humboldt brought the city another barrel of laughs at the March 24 St. Augustine production of Blackboot’s Lost Loot.