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Seatbelts and cellphones. That's what members of the RCMP were watching for as people travelled into Humboldt last week. On July 27, between 10:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m.

Two people sustained minor injuries and one individual was transported to hospital after two separate motor vehicle crashes in the city on the weekend.

The heritage farmyard of Maria DeGirolamo was host to the 11th annual fly-in for the Recreational Aircraft Association July 7. The pre-arranged gathering of small aircraft welcomed 13 airplanes for an afternoon barbecue and social.

With the near-nightly thunderstorms the Northwest have seen for the last few weeks, compulsive weather-watchers may be scratching their heads at the "watches" and "warnings" given out seemingly at random.

In Canada, Saskatchewan holds the dubious honour of being the location of Canada's deadliest tornado in history.

The community of Blaine Lake is beginning to take shape as residents prepare for the town's and municipality's centennial celebrations this weekend.

Blaine Lake SARCAN has completed some internal restructuring. New friendly faces consist of Rick Rebalkin as supervisor, Darlene Ryland as head cashier and Nicholas Peters as recycling technician.

A fire extinguisher was sprayed into the gas taken of a black, 2002 Tacoma parked on the 200 block of 16th Street in Battleford July 30.

A collision at Humboldt's busiest intersection left a truck on its roof, and sent a car careening through Civic Park on Sunday afternoon. At approximately 4 p.m.

Humboldt building permits top $15 million so far in 2012