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Water, water everywhere and the white stuff all over the place. Last Tuesday was World Water Day and as I read reminders on the Internet I reflected on how lucky we are to live in a place where this necessary resource is so plentiful and clean.

The City of Humboldt has presented an interesting question to its citizens regarding the future of Sutherland Theatre, located in what is now Humboldt Collegiate Institute and what will be the new Humboldt Public School.

Spring is finally in the air! This means many people are motivated to get moving after a long period of hibernating from exercise. This often means a return to running. For many, this also means the return of the dreaded shin splits.

Do you have a favourite recipe that you would like to make healthier? Perhaps it is a recipe that has been passed down from family or shared by friends. With just a few changes, many older recipes can be updated to make them healthier.

April begins with the moon at its new phase ? almost in front of the sun.

Dear Editor We need care homes for children in the Battlefords. There are five group homes in North Battleford providing for those requiring 24-hour care for individuals18 years or older.

?We are getting an indoor cat,? Momma Bear states with clear calm conviction. ?If cats were meant to be in the damn house, God would have taught them to make houses!? I froth at the mouth and decidedly assert my thoughts on the matter.

Story:Dear Editor Many Canadians will quite reasonably ask what has really changed now the federal election is officially underway. The major parties have been campaigning for months, so it's understandable many people have already tuned out.

Dear Editor I am astounded by the fact pollsters are saying a large number of Canadians think the fact the Harper government has been found to be in contempt of Parliament is just an example of more "political games," as Stephen Harper has alleged.

A bouquet to the gentleman who bought us lunch at Wendy's last year. It was March 2010; we were at Wendy's in Lloydminster. My four young children and I were travelling home to British Columbia and stopped for lunch.