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Neighbourhood Watch meeting set up

Neighbourhood Watch meeting set up

A meeting dedicated solely to the setup of Neighbourhood Watch in North Battleford has been set up. The meeting will be Wednesday at Don Ross Centre room 107 at 7 p.m.
Child porn suspect to return to court Nov. 25

Child porn suspect to return to court Nov. 25

A North Battleford man accused of child pornography charges was in court Monday afternoon. Brian Simon appeared before Judge David Kaiser in North Battleford Provincial Court. His case has been adjourned to Nov. 25.
Rotary welcomes district governor, new members

Rotary welcomes district governor, new members

Battlefords Rotary Club welcomed its district governor to an evening meeting of the organization Oct. 16. Betty Screpnek, from Sherwood Park, Alta., leads District 5370 for 2013-14.

Sept. 1 shooting suspects to appear again in November

One of the suspects accused in the Sept. 1 shooting in North Battleford will return to North Battleford Provincial Court during the first week of November. Justin Fineday appeared by closed circuit TV Monday morning.
City turns down SaskTel pole location

City turns down SaskTel pole location

It's back to the drawing board for SaskTel in finding a location to put up a new cellular communications antenna. City council voted Oct.
Anti-bullying event coming up

Anti-bullying event coming up

A bullying awareness event is coming to the Battlefords in November. It is called "Bully Free Battlefords Awareness" and it will be held Sunday, Nov. 17 at Don Ross Centre from noon to 4 p.m.
Big donation marks Grit's arrival

Big donation marks Grit's arrival

Grit Industries Inc. president Wayne King had a surprise in store for people at the company's North Battleford grand opening.
3,000 Sask. drivers stopped

3,000 Sask. drivers stopped

Police officers in Saskatchewan stopped and spoke with 3,014 drivers during an enforcement blitz Oct. 11 and 14.
Letters sent to patients impacted by fax error

Letters sent to patients impacted by fax error

Use of an incorrect fax number between Aug. 6 and Sept. 16 has resulted in 22 Prairie North Health Region patients receiving letters from the region.
$800 worth of tools stolen

$800 worth of tools stolen

Lloydminster Municipal RCMP are on the hunt for a man who brazenly stole $800 worth of power tools from the Home Hardware store in that city.
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