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Dear Editor With Premier Brad Wall'ss announcement that some mini-reactors might still be a possibility I was dumfounded that, after the public consultation meetings and over 80 per cent of Saskatchewan residents saying 'no' to nuclear reactors , the

Studies have shown about 75 per cent of people start their day off with a cup of ?jo.? You may be happy to find out that this week I?m going to tell you, ?Go ahead and enjoy that coffee!? In fact, a few cups a day may even have some benefits.

Ed, my neighbour next door, popped over yesterday to ask a favour.

Mayor Eaton's choice to honour Emergency Services at the Mayor's Annual Prayer Breakfast this year was greatly appreciated. The guest speaker, Mr.

That Mr. Harper cares little about Saskatchewan should be obvious. He assumes we will elect nothing but his Conservatives, whether they do something or not (recall the efforts of all 13 of his MPs before Mr. Harper's BHP Billiton flip-flop).

A bouquet to the honest Samaritan who found my car key at McDonald's and left it on my truck, and to the considerate lady who offered me her phone and drove me home. Special thanks to you both. We do have honest, caring people in our community.

Like a home renovation project run amok, the bill for the Credit Union CUPlex continues to climb.

Dear Editor In 2013, the Historic Saskatchewan Hospital, North Battleford, will celebrate 100 years of service to the mentally ill.

North Battleford city council met Monday. Among highlights during the reports portion of the agenda were: SaskPower issued a call for proposals for a self generated Electricity Demonstration Project for Rinks.

The thing I remember most from our years spent in Sointula was the fog. Few days were untouched by it. Sometimes I knew, even before I opened my eyes, that it had rolled in.