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The City of North Battleford is applying to the Saskatchewan Municipal Board for an extension to its debt limit, from $31 to $45 million. The city voted to make the application to the municipal board at their regular June 14 council meeting.

Figuring out some possible ways to revive North Battleford's downtown was on the top of the agenda at North Battleford council June 14.

Data from a three-year research project was presented at a gala at the North Battleford Western Development Museum in early June.

Don't believe everything you learn in animated films about bees is one of the messages students in Grade 2 from Ratushniak Elementary School in Maidstone took home from their field trip to Pedersen Apiaries near Cut Knife last week.

Living Sky's best and brightest were applauded at the 2010 Student Hall of Fame Celebration June 10. Awards were presented to students in Grade 9 to 12 who excelled in areas such as academics, art and culture, athletics and leadership.

"Women feeling healthy"

Sometime in early April 2010, a large quantity of stone was stolen from a historic fieldstone wall. The site is known as Coronation Park, and is located off of Territorial Drive west. The stones must be returned to the site.

A number of students from the Humboldt region celebrated their graduation from the University of Regina at the institutions 36th annual spring convocation June 9, 10 and 11 at the Conexus Arts Centre.

A Saulteaux First Nation businesswoman wants to be the NDP standard-bearer in Cut Knife-Turtleford in the 2011 provincial election.