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Progress continues on CUPlex site

Progress continues on CUPlex site

Progress continues on the CUPlex site as more items continue to be put in place each week at the facility.

'40s style evening supports hall upgrades

About 200 hepcats, young and old, converged on Hafford Communiplex Feb. 11. The evening was busy with the sounds big band era swing. The dance went from 8 p.m. to midnight. The evening was held to raise money for Ukrainian National Hall upgrades.
Blaine Lake's newest business grand opening

Blaine Lake's newest business grand opening

Cree River Development Trading Post in Blaine Lake held its official grand opening Feb. 11 with many family, friends, community members and dignitaries in attendance.
Grandpa and grandma spiel fun at the rink

Grandpa and grandma spiel fun at the rink

The Blaine Lake Community Association hosted its annual grandma and grandpa bonspiel Feb. 12. Six rinks registered representing participants from Shell Lake, Leask, Marcelin and Blaine Lake.
Fight! Fight!

Fight! Fight!

Scenes for Ogilthorpe movie to be filmed at EPA this weekend
Quiet meeting for city council

Quiet meeting for city council

It was a routine night for councillors who attended Monday's city council meeting in North Battleford.
Sendoff for Manners team

Sendoff for Manners team

They may have come to the Battleford Curling Club as the Scott Manners team, but they are leaving as something else: Team Saskatchewan.
Bake sale for SPCA

Bake sale for SPCA

A number of area kids got together on the weekend to do their part to help the animals.
Students, staff settling into life at new school

Students, staff settling into life at new school

Semester two has begun, and the students and staff of Humboldt Collegiate Institute (HCI) are settling into their new building. February 1 was the students' first day of classes in the new facility.

Scratch 'n win ticket a good investment

Greg Tootoosis made a quick stop at the Day N Nite Deli to grab a newspaper, but he came away with much more. The North Battleford resident also purchased four $2 Blackjack Scratch 'n Win tickets, and one of them turned out to be a $21,000 winner.
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