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It started in 1981, when a small group of people in Borden decided it was time to organize some community minded citizens to serve in their area. Lions International seemed to fit the bill and this group became the Borden Lions Club.

A local veterinarian clinic has implemented a new policy to protect animals under the care of the Battlefords Humane Society, after an incident involving a family pet.

"A journey of a thousand miles must begin with a single step," was the theme for the Neilburg Composite School graduation exercises, held May 7.

North Battleford council was back in familiar territory Monday - lowering the boom on yet another run-down and boarded-up property. This time, council denied the appeal of a demolition order on a residence at 951 -107th Street.

Living Sky School Division is scrambling to find ways to cut $1.3 million from its budget, after the provincial government shuffled $5 million of school funding.

June 20, 2009 saw the first annual Saskatoon Motorcycle Ride for Dad with motorcycle enthusiasts from Saskatoon and surrounding areas gathering in Saskatoon for support of the fight against prostate cancer.

National Road Safety Week runs to May 23 and Battlefords Municipal RCMP members will again be targeting speeders, people who don't wear seat belts and those who run stop signs.

An incident of extreme car vandalism is being investigated by Glaslyn/Turtleford RCMP. Police say damageto a vehicle that occurred at a party at Fort Pittin the RM of Frenchman Butte.

Two doctors continue to work through the process to obtain licensing in order to work for North Saskatchewan River Health Holdings, board members were told at a regular meeting April 18 at the RM of Mervin office in Turtleford. Dr. Manitshana and Dr.

Students from Maymont and Wilkie are among 34 students from across Saskatchewan who have earned the opportunity to show off their advanced science skills at the Canada-Wide Science Fair in Toronto during the week of May 14 to 21..