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Ed, my neighbour next door, is a pessimist. When things turn out bad, he is quick to say, "Things always go from bad to worse." When circumstances are undeniably good, he insists, "It won't last!" All December, Ed said, "This good weather won't last.

It's amazing how much you can learn if you walk into something new with an open mind. That was the thought I walked away with after spending a couple of hours at the Saskatchewan Trappers Association convention in Humboldt last week.

Dear Editor As a citizen of Battleford, I find myself in quite the predicament.

My interest in Humboldt continues despite my not having lived there for a while. I am a taxpayer of both the RM of Humboldt and the City. I have an interest, too, in St. Mary's Villa (SMV). My father died there in 2007 at age 95.

Ten elderly residents of St. Mary's Villa have been told they must leave their home. My mother is one of them. This news was imparted at supper on Wednesday, February 15.

To the Powers-that-be in Saskatchewan, I am shocked and dismayed about the way the 10 seniors from St Mary's Villa are 小蓝视频 treated.

This letter is from a very concerned son of Alvina Pitzel of St. Mary's Villa, Humboldt, By now, if you have listened or watched the news, you have heard about the 10 residents that have been evicted from the seniors supervised care wing of St.

This afternoon I watched a television program that summarized the elimination votes in CBC Radio's annual Canada Reads competition.

Dear Editor I recently attended a funeral at the Anglican Church on 102nd Street in North Battleford.

Dear Editor What should elementary school sports be all about? About teaching students new skills in a variety of different sports? About encouraging children to challenge themselves by trying something new? About teaching them good sportsmanship and