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It's the New Year, and as is typical of the news business, a lot of media pundits are busy offering their predictions of what 2011 will bring. Fortunately, those of us who follow politics in Saskatchewan know what 2011 will bring.

Students at Bready School started their day June 9, with a celebration of healthy lifestyle and activity. The Bready Fun Run, where students, staff, parents, and grandparents chose to walk or run three or five kilometres, was a huge success.

The Turtleford Transition School, founded three years ago, held its first graduation ceremony this past week at Brightsand Lake.

Prairie North Health Region's balanced operating budget, approved by the board last week, will count on finding $1.6 million in cost saving strategies.

After countless hours of planning and preparation, Prairie North Health Region's third Regional Accreditation Survey came June 4. Eight surveyors with Accreditation Canada concluded their week long visit to Prairie North with a general debriefing.

Visiting Rose Danychuk this week were Mildred and Len Prokop of Saskatoon. Mildred and Rose are sisters. Hazel MacEachern of Saskatoon was here for a few days to help me celebrate my birthday.