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Those in Humboldt without big family celebrations to attend on Christmas Day once again had somewhere to go on December 25, and more came this year than ever before.

"All is calm" was not just a song lyric in Humboldt this Christmas, it was an actual fact. Crime seemed to take a vacation in the latter part of December. There was only one major incident reported by Humboldt RCMP over the holiday season.

It was a great year for the City of Humboldt, with a number of projects coming to an end and new ones being developed. "It has certainly been another exciting year," said Mayor Malcolm Eaton.

The recipient of the 2012 Junior Citizen of the Year blushed ever-so-slightly when she heard the news. "It's a huge honour," said Paige Crozon, "and I'm really excited about it.

After a long and rewarding life, Conrad Leonard Plemel, formerly of St. Gregor, died at Saskatoon City Hospital in the early hours of New Year's Day, 2012, getting his wish for a "peek" at his 100th year. He was 99 years old.

Thousands of years ago, the Mayan culture developed a calendar to use to keep track of days and events, much like we use the Gregorian calendar.

Women looking for a new physical activity, look no further - Sheila Moormann and Lori LaClare have the perfect sport for you. The two Humboldt women started up the city's first roller derby club in December 2011.

Humboldt Broncos record 11th win in a row

They got a new goalie, and won their last two games of 2011. The Humboldt Broncos travelled to Kindersley on December 20 to take on the Klippers. With new goalie Colin Dzijacky in net, the Broncos stomped the Klippers 3-2.

Joe Dutchak named Humboldt's Citizen of the Year