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Village market gears up for another year

Village market gears up for another year

The small Village of Krydor comes alive with activity every first and third Saturday of the month with its village market. This seasonal open air market operates from May 21 to Sept.
Byelection set for September 14

Byelection set for September 14

North Battleford voters will go to the polls Wednesday, Sept. 14 in a municipal byelection to replace departing city councillor Rhonda Seidel. Seidel resigned her council seat May 18 in order to take new job with SaskTel in Swift Current.

No plea for man charged in stabbing

A Humboldt man charged with the attempted murder of his wife has yet to enter a plea. Brandon Carelse, 34, of Humboldt has appeared a number of times in Saskatoon Provincial Court, and he also appeared in Humboldt Provincial Court on May 16.
CIBC ambassador supports seniors

CIBC ambassador supports seniors

The CIBC retirees ambassador program continues to provide additional funding to various Blaine Lake community efforts due to the diligence of local CIBC retirees.
Everyday heroes celebrated during EMS Week

Everyday heroes celebrated during EMS Week

It seems to happen every year around this time - an accident involving drinking and driving in the parking lot at Frontier Mall. A two-vehicle collision May 19 sent two people to hospital while the driver of another vehicle was killed.

No more

Humboldt physicians fill practices, unable to take any more patients
SpesMed receives zoning approval

SpesMed receives zoning approval

North Battleford city council bowed to public pressure Tuesday night and reversed an earlier council decision to turn down rezoning of the Wilson and Zehner funeral chapel location into doctors' offices.
Humboldt Heritage Values project wins Municipal award

Humboldt Heritage Values project wins Municipal award

The City of Humboldt claimed one of the Saskatchewan Municipal Awards at a luncheon in Regina on May 13. The Humboldt Heritage Values project won the Heritage Conservation Leadership award.

Teachers walk out

A "snow day" in May? In Saskatchewan, a weather induced holiday from school wouldn't be all that unusual, but this time it is a storm of controversy that will give students a two-day break from classes, and extra curricular activities, this week Sask

Stabbing at Glenburn Park

An 18-year-old Saskatoon man has been arrested by Radisson RCMP following a stabbing at Glenburn Regional Park Sunday.
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