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The issue of the City of North Battleford's sidewalk clearing bylaw and its requirements on residents and businesses to remove snow from the sidewalks continues to be a hot one for city council and area residents.

There are only four weeks remaining to purchase your ticket for the Blaine Lake Seniors' & Community cash lotto with a draw date of Oct. 17. Twenty-two cash prizes totaling $125,000 will be awarded with only 2,500 tickets sold.

The approximately 40 people who attended the Prince Albert Parkland Regional Health Authority annual general meeting Sept. 14 at the Big River Community Centre heard a presentation on strategies to improve aboriginal health care.

North Battleford Fire and Emergency Services is dealing with many more dumpster fires than usual. In his monthly fire fighting activities report for August, Fire Chief Pat MacIsaac noted that for the year to date there were 29 garbage bin fires.

Farm Credit Canada and Parrish and Heimbecker, Ltd. presented cheques for $8,000 and $12,000 to the Food Banks of Saskatchewan Sept. 20 to kick off the FCC's Drive Away Hunger campaign. The campaign, which began Sept. 19 and runs until Oct.

Building permits continue to set a torrid pace in North Battleford with a significant spike upwards last month.

A white diesel powered Ford truck has been stolen from a business in Wilkie. The 2003 F350 4x4 crew cab, that has unique yellow lights mounted on the roof, was stolen Aug. 29 sometime between 3:30 and 4 a.m.

Arrest warrants have been issued against five Saskatchewan individuals for non-compliance with the Sex Offender Information Registration Act. RCMP and municipal police service are requesting the public's assistance in locating the adults.

A local rescue organization has brought to light the issue of puppy mills operating in Northwest Saskatchewan.

It has been about a month since changes were put in place at the Hwys 5 and 20 intersection in Humboldt and so far it has been running smoothly. On August 24-26, the city changed the lights at the Hwy.