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Several NDP, co-op and NFU members met for a Christmas party held in Maidstone to hear guest speaker Gil Pedersen report on the Climate Change Citizens' Hearings held in Saskatoon in November, and to honour past member George Danychuk of Maidstone.

STARS Air Ambulance has received a significant donation from three co-operative organizations: Canadian Western Agribition, the Canadian Bison Association and Bouchard Livestock.

Cut Knife RCMP are looking in the theft of eight semi-tractor tires stolen Oct. 22 from Sid McIntosh's garage east of Marsden at the intersection of Highway 40 and Unwin Road. The tires, Rockstones valued at $3,000, are 24.5 in diamater.

Access to the flu vaccine by residents of Prairie North Health Region has been expanded to include all people between the ages of two and 59, which the age range for which FluMist nasal vaccine is licensed.

The Humboldt & District Chamber of Commerce will soon be searching for a new executive director after DonnaLyn Thorsteinson announced her resignation, effective Jan. 24.

All that's left of the old Humboldt Public School is a pile of rubble and memories. Soon, even the debris will be gone.

Since the demolition of the old St. Elizabeth's Hospital building in 2011, the lot has sat vacant, with many residents wondering what exactly its fate would be. Well now it seems it could very well fall into good hands.

Sometimes, you just need to talk to someone. That's the mantra behind Renewed HOPE Counseling Services that just recently opened its practice at PARTNERS in Humboldt.

Former North Battleford businessman Harry Bondar has passed away. The funeral was held Monday at the Edmonton Jewish Cemetery.

Since the invention of photovoltaic cells in the 1800s, researchers have finally developed a solar cell that is more efficient and cheaper to produce than its previous form. "The previous solar cell is based on silicone," said Dr.