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School boards across the province have adopted an education sector strategic plan addressing short-term and long-term goals for Saskatchewan's PreK-12 schools.

School classes began again Monday and we hope all the young people enjoyed their Easter holiday time. The snow is well on the way to being gone.

Hi there! Well it doesn't feel like we have spring yet folks. We still have those cold winds. Anyway we are supposed to have warmer days ahead. I hope that isn't an April Fool's joke.

The melt is happening, but oh so slowly, and we will soon be complaining about the dust and our dirty cars, then the bugs on them. We will likely jump from winter straight into summer, but none too soon.

Ten individuals and two groups have been recommended to the provincial music festival following adjudication at the Battlefords Kiwanis Music Festival, which wrapped up last week.

Why am I putting something in Maymont News about Carl Ross? Well let me tell you. Carl just turned 75 April 1. No, Carl was not an April Fool's joke.

OK, so the last issue was April 3 but it really did contain an April Fool's joke in our column. Author Robert Munsch is NOT coming to Unity Public School.

The water is running, finally! The crows are back, the skunks are out and geese are trying to land on frozen water.

It was a mild spring day Tuesday, and a good number of Battlefords Art Club members turned up at the Don Ross Centre.

Maidstone Museum members hosted the annual silent auction in conjunction with the Maidstone Chamber of Commerce trade show April 5 and 6 at the Maidstone Arena. The weatherman co-operated and there was a great turnout.