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Check out what's hot at the library

The Maidstone Library Board held their annual holiday supper and January meeting Jan. 12. The group discussed activities held so far this winter and plans for the next few months.

Struling bonspiel draws a dozen rinks

Livelong Curling Club began 2012 with a Sturling Stakes Bonspiel Jan. 7. A dozen teams from various towns around the area participated.

Air guns used by window vandals

A thin Caucasian man wearing a black hoodie and beige coat was observed leaving the 1300 block of 98th Street Jan. 7, after an attempted car theft.

A $100,000 stocking stuffer

Penny Wall's stocking stuffer transformed into a winter vacation when she scratched $100,000 on a Bingo Winter Green lottery ticket. For Christmas, Penny received a packet containing 10 tickets from her daughter. Jan.

Local farmer helped those in need"

Wayne Katerynych was a well-known and important figure in this community. Wayne was a farmer who spent much of his life helping others and working in the public service. He was born in North Battleford on Feb. 9, 1953.
Prairie North goes smoke free

Prairie North goes smoke free

Prairie North Health Region has announced it has gone smoke-free as of Weedless Wednesday. Starting Jan. 18, smoking and tobacco use are no longer permitted in PNHR buildings, grounds and parking lots, according to a media release issued that day.

Sore achy muscles meet Mr. Linament!

Well, I survived my first, and as you read this my second, evening of Learn to Curl at Blaine Lake Curling Rink. What inspired me to decide to take lessons, I have no idea.
Unity wants online voters to get in motion

Unity wants online voters to get in motion

Unity is one of six Saskatchewan communities to move into the final round of the in motion Community Pledge Challenge. Voting for the community to earn the $10,000 grand prize in the Saskatchewan in motion promotion began Tuesday.
Meeting set to find Habitat families

Meeting set to find Habitat families

They've started raising money, and are going through the process of getting some land. The next thing on the to-do list for the Humboldt chapter of Habitat for Humanity is to find some families to live in the homes they plan to build.
Changes could come to police reports

Changes could come to police reports

Some changes could be coming to the way Battlefords RCMP provides regular updates to council on crime statistics.