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The North Saskatchewan River Municipal Health Holdings has acquired a new nurse practitioner, Annette Robinson and physician, Dr. Langeni, board members were advised at their regular meeting Sept. 15.

A familiar issue made its way into city council chambers Monday. It is graffiti, particularly whether City Hall can offer any relief to graffiti victims stuck with the prospect of having to clean it off of their properties.

The case again a North Battleford financial planner accused of defrauding investors goes back to court Oct. 24.

North Battleford RCMP responded to more than 20 calls for service between 6 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 25 and 6 a.m. Friday, Sept. 26.

North Battleford city council has received a full fire services review report, and with it are a number of major recommendations for the future. One recommendation in the report, from T.L. Powell and Associates Ltd.

The five individuals charged in the Mosquito First Nation fraud case will see their matters return to North Battleford Provincial Court Oct. 24. That is the adjournment date agreed to in court Friday morning. Former chief Noel Stone, Jr.

Students from the area took part in a Farm Safety Days presentation at the Agrivilla in North Battleford recently. Students from the area took part in a Farm Safety Days presentation at the Agrivilla in North Battleford recently.

Parking on the north side of 12th Avenue between 100th and 101st Street is going to be restricted today as a bus dubbed the Fairness Express stops into North Battleford as part of its national tour.

In the wake of the reorganization of departments at North Battleford City Hall this year, there is news of further changes coming to the committee structure. The changes were outlined in a memo to council from City Clerk Debbie Wohlberg dated Sept.

North Battleford city council has officially passed a resolution that puts four properties acquired through tax-enforcement up for sale by public tender.