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The city has been tasked to look into addressing the slumping in the road on Douglas Avenue. The issue came up at city council April 9, when Councillor Brad Pattinson brought it up as an inquiry.

A new opportunity for community members is about to be launched in Humboldt.This spring, city residents who don't have a garden will be able to rent a plot in which they can grow their own produce, plants and flowers. St.

Some big changes are apparent to regular visitors to Territorial Place because of major renovations to the interior of the mall.

The rubble has been moved off the Jesus is Alive site, on orders from City Hall. North Battleford council issued an ultimatum to owner Olaf Peterson and the Jesus is Alive Association.

Housing starts are off to a slow start for the first three months of 2012 in the Battlefords. Only one housing start was reported for the first three months of 2012, compared to seven in 2011. The housing start is in the single-detached category.

Two minor vehicle accidents in North Battleford have resulted in property damage, but no injuries North Battleford Fire and Emergency Services attended a minor crash Monday at about 8:20 a.m. at the intersection of 100th Street and 19th Avenue.

The chief of Poundmaker First Nation, as well as seven others in the Poundmaker First Nation treaty land entitlement fraud case, have entered guilty pleas in provincial court.

Humboldt will be all a-glitter when over 1,100 dancers invade the city in late April. A total of 1,115 dancers are set to take part in the annual On Stage Dance Festival from April 18-22 at the Humboldt Uniplex.

Communities in Bloom organizers in North Battleford plan on hosting an event in May to spur people on in their gardening efforts.

Eighty-eight per cent of the population of Nokomis came out to fight to keep their school on March 27.