Opinion

Whether it be art, music or sports, we all prioritize and attach a sentimental value to what is most alluring to the things that we have a passion for.

I would like to send out a huge bouquet to the Livelong and District Recreation Association board for their hard work in preparing the Christmas Gala Supper.

We have just enough snow to make the world sparkly, carols are playing wherever I go and the community is filled with Christmas decorations. It's finally December so I'm okay with it now. December is Christmas for me.

Now that you have been journaling all your workouts and your diet, you have a reference or starting point. From your diet journal you can easily figure out exactly how many calories you are consuming each day.

The River Heights Lodge Auxiliary would like to send a huge bouquet to the staff, volunteers and businesses who donated their time and talents to make our Winter Wonderland a great success.

City council has given the green light to a homeless shelter to be operated by the Battlefords Indian and Métis Friendship Centre on 103rd Street not far from the city's downtown core.

Dear Editor When the first person to wish another to "have a nice day" it was probably uttered with sincerity and warmth.

Ed, my neighbour next door, likes to say that he isn't kid friendly. He grew up when children were to be seen and not heard. According to Ed, it used to be that children just sort of grew up without much pampering or continual parental attention.

We've heard about it in other communities and now Humboldt is facing the same situation - we are short of doctors. Prior to November 1, 2010, we were functioning reasonably well with the patient flow at the Humboldt Clinic.

Things just aren't the way they used to be. That's a grumble that's often heard in coffee shops. It really shouldn't be grumbled. That things aren't the way they used to be is often a good thing.