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HUMBOLDT 鈥� A researcher is asking older adults who have recently experienced a fall and dealt with the health system as a result to tell their story.

HUMBOLDT 鈥� Arts Humboldt made a young, local artists鈥� dreams come true this past weekend during their Sound Cheque Showcase.

Canadians first wore the poppy as a symbol of remembrance in 1921. The inspiration was Canadian John McCrae's poem, In Flanders Fields. The tradition began with two women, an ocean apart.

EAST CENTRAL 鈥� SGI is giving safety tips to the costumed children running from house to house demanding candy this Halloween.

There is no such thing as wasted time. Give a quilter a piece of fabric and their imagination and it is amazing what is created. A good example is the 鈥渃razy quilt鈥� class that was held in September.

Let it snow! Let it snow! Let it snow! Does that song sound familiar? We only like to hear it around the festive Christmas season, not as of Oct. 26 weekend.

Halloween and horticulture are forever linked. For gardeners, this time of year usually means the last opportunity to water in our favourite trees and shrubs before winter sets in.

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HUMBOLDT, TISDALE 鈥� Newfoundland singers and songwriters Nick Earle and Chris Kirby will be visiting communities throughout the region as part of a tour organized by the Saskatchewan Arts Council. Kirby described his music as soul.

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