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The saga of my "sort and toss" crusade continues. This week the focus has been on cookbooks and cooking themed magazines and, while it's going well, as I head into the home stretch I notice that some recipes no longer have the same attraction.

My favourite thing about spring is seeing people I haven't run into for a while.

I totally agree with the editorial "Time To Pay Attention"(Humboldt Journal, March 28, 2012). I am surprised that you would have gotten flack from the City on the roundabout idea. Obviously, they hadn't given any thought to that idea at all.

We're going to lose the penny. After 104 years, the Canadian penny will be phased out this year. I'm not quite sure how I feel about that yet.

We West Coast dwellers have had to eat mounds of humble pie this winter. The weather's been lousy, eliminating all climate-related bragging rights.

At the conclusion of Premier Brad Wall's speech to the Estevan Chamber of Commerce on March 28, a man much smarter with number sthan I pointed out something rather interesting about the provincial budget.

Dear Editor Has a law changed in Western Canada where a pedestrians do not have the right of way? After taking a nine-block walk within our beautiful city, I have come across a few corners where a car does not care what a person is doing there, never

It wasn't all that long ago Saskatchewan was stagnating. Hordes of young people were forced to leave the province to pursue work in their desired fields. I can speak of this from personal experience, because I was one of them.

The sun has renewed warmth. What little snow we had is a memory. The passage of winter and arrival of spring has drawn more and more people back into one of the Battlefords most popular extreme sports. Going for a walk.

In my first year of university, I took a mandatory course on Third World issues. My second large research paper for the class dealt with malaria in Burma. The process of writing the paper was a deeply edifying one.