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In no particular order: Milk before or after? Originally all the cups in Europe were made from soft paste porcelain. The milk was added first to temper the cups from cracking.

Rose Gill Lodge was the place to be on the evening on March 1. Twenty-eight people gathered for a Kaiser tournament. The proceeds from the night went to the residents' fund.

A group of 41 students and four staff from H. Hardcastle School were lucky enough to attend Saskatchewan's very first We Day at Credit Union Centre in Saskatoon on Feb. 2.

Organizations around the village have been meeting recently. The Waseca Playground Committee made plans for an Easter Extravaganza to be held at the Waesca Hall March 24 from 1 to 4 pm.

The Canadian Antiques Roadshow is on its way to North Battleford after a four-day event in Red Deer, Alta. Red Deer folks turned out in droves to discover if Gram's old vase or dad's old guitar was the next million dollar discovery.

Two poems a snowball makes.

Can the Living Sky School Division increase its First Nations graduation rate by three to five per cent a year? If it can, the gap between First Nations and non-First Nations graduation rate would be cut in half in five years, says Brian Quinn, super

Heritage Christian School's principal, Jeremy Verity, says a redefined system of governance has been established at the school.

Hi there! Here we are into March again. February has just seemed to have flown by. We did get a few nice sunny days, but it's still winter with all our snow. We all hope for better things ahead.

As an educator I was proud that the 2013 Battlefords Kiwanis Music Festival opened Monday, March 4 with a morning of choral speech at Bready School and an afternoon at St. Vital School featuring St. Vital students along with the BCS Grade 4S class.