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Angie Rolheiser

Angie Rolheiser

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Morning News Anchor, CJVR (Melfort, SK)

Melfort

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tooele county government, grantsville city government, tooele county schools

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  • Wildlife within the City limits of Humboldt

    By Angie Rolheiser Verified| humboldt.ca@ Humboldt, SK – The City of Humboldt is aware of wildlife that have made their home within City Limits. The city has been in consultation with Saskatchewan Conservation Officers regarding the presence of these animals. As winter conditions intensify, with harsh cold temperatures and deep snow, wildlife often seeks shelter within the city, foraging on shrubs and looking for refuge from the elements and predators. As a result, residents may observe an increase in wildlife sightings in certain areas.

    By Angie Rolheiser Verified · humboldt.ca

    Feb. 14, 2025

  • Coffee with Council

    By Angie Rolheiser Verified| humboldt.ca@ HUMBOLDT, SK— Residents are invited to join the City’s newly elected Councillors for a relaxed and informal evening of conversation at an upcoming Coffee with Council event. This is an opportunity for community members to meet their councillors, ask questions, share ideas – all over a cup of coffee. Meet Councillors;Ask questions;Share ideasWHEN: Monday, February 3, 2025, from 7:30 pm to 9:00 pmWHERE: Humboldt and District Gallery               601 Main Street, Humboldt, SK.

    By Angie Rolheiser Verified · humboldt.ca

    Jan. 27, 2025

  • Wildlife within the City limits of Humboldt

    By Angie Rolheiser Verified| humboldt.ca@ Humboldt, SK – The City of Humboldt is aware of wildlife that have made their home within City Limits. The city has been in consultation with Saskatchewan Conservation Officers regarding the presence of these animals. As winter conditions intensify, with harsh cold temperatures and deep snow, wildlife often seeks shelter within the city, foraging on shrubs and looking for refuge from the elements and predators. As a result, residents may observe an increase in wildlife sightings in certain areas.

    By Angie Rolheiser Verified · humboldt.ca

    Feb. 14, 2025

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CJVR (Melfort, SK)