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It has been a busy summer filled with gatherings of friends and family, work all over the province and time to explore new regions. I revisited one of my favourite places last week with my favourite people.

Dear Editor On occasion, I have been to the Battlefords Union Hospital for tests, emergency services and to visit people. The day after the power outage, I was sent to the hospital for some tests.

Ed, my neighbor next door, had no sympathy for me when I told him our relaxed holiday turned out to be a do-it-yourself experience. We like to take the train from Minot, North Dakota to Vancouver, Washington.

Life is challenging. We can view life's issues as problems or as opportunities for growth. There is no question stress impacts our weight loss or gain. We also know stress is virtually unavoidable.

Being a member of a town, village or city council can sometimes be a thankless job.

The boundaries for the constituencies of our federal members of Parliament are under review. The proposed changes would see the Saskatoon-Humboldt riding disappear.

Dear Editor Over the last number of weeks, a number of letters to the editor, editorials, and even a lengthy article by a staff writer on crime and the deplorable state of North Battleford's economically and culturally depressed downtown have appeare

Dear Editor I live across 15th Avenue from John Paul II Collegiate. When I first moved here I thought I may have the odd parking issues with a student. That has not been the case at all.

To define creativity, take a two-year-old, place an ice cream cone in her hands and stand back. It works; we just watched it happen. "Grandma, can I have an ice cream cone, please?" was the beginning.

A few weeks ago I got a chance to play with a friend's 150-500 mm zoom lens on my camera. To most mortals, that's gobbldegook. In English, it means it's a big honkin' lens as long as my forearm and stronger than a decent set of binoculars.