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United Church votes to disband June 30

United Church votes to disband June 30

Borden and Radisson News
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Vaccine makes it way to Edam care home

Vaccine makes it way to Edam care home

Meota News
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Rink still hosting hockey and skating practices

Rink still hosting hockey and skating practices

Unity News
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North East SPCA staff’s quick thinking saves newborn pup

North East SPCA staff’s quick thinking saves newborn pup

EAST CENTRAL — It was thanks to preparation and quick thinking from North East SPCA (NESPCA) staff that a newborn puppy was saved at the Harry and Eve Vickar Shelter in Melfort. On Jan.
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Help from Humboldt business saves crop at Burr greenhouse

Help from Humboldt business saves crop at Burr greenhouse

BURR — Golden Eden Produce near Burr almost lost their tomatoes this season due to the cold snap – but with some help from a Humboldt business, the plants were saved.
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Humboldt Big Brothers Big Sisters holding annual bowling fundraiser

Humboldt Big Brothers Big Sisters holding annual bowling fundraiser

HUMBOLDT — According to Jodie Hergott, community development co-ordinator with Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) of Humboldt, their annual bowling fundraiser is going to look and feel a little different this year, but the games will go on.
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Deadline for entries is Jan. 30

Deadline for entries is Jan. 30

Festival Fanfare
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2021 festival goes ahead with modifications

2021 festival goes ahead with modifications

Festival Fanfare
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After the raid: White Bear's gamble opened a path to First Nations sovereignty

After the raid: White Bear's gamble opened a path to First Nations sovereignty

Among the lore of Saskatchewan’s pioneers, Bernard Shepherd breaks the mould — he’s Cree, his ancestors were born on this continent and the ground he broke had nothing to do with farming.
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Humboldt’s Auroraman receives $8,000 grant

Humboldt’s Auroraman receives $8,000 grant

HUMBOLDT — Humboldt’s own Auroraman comic series has received an $8,000 Independent Artists grant from Saskatchewan Arts Board that is going to a 48-page graphic novel.
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