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In the 2013 final Festival Fanfare, I described a special campaign entitled Buy a Key launched at the festival gala.

The Gold Ridge Centre was resplendent in red and gold Sunday for its annual Chinese New Year celebration. My husband and I were the fortunate recipients of complimentary tickets from Carlos CorreaSilvera, marketing co-ordinator.

Temperatures at various times lately have either risen or dropped very quickly. Jan. 25 my thermometer registered plus 4 C. Monday, it registered - 23 C. Nearing the end of January one can already notice that the days are getting longer.

A mixed bag of weather again, from cold warm hot to cold and so it goes. Every nice day brings spring that much closer and we are through January already, so spring is not so far away.

Among the 325 University of Alberta Augustana Campus students earning scholarships for the 2013-14 academic program were three Northwest students.

If you buy into the hype or not, there is only two days to wait anxiously for that notorious ground hog to leverage his predictions on the remaining length of winter. I'm cheering for Team Spring.

Saskatchewan comedian Brent Butt will be headlining the second annual Celebrate the Arts fundraiser at the Dekker Centre for the Performing Arts. The event is scheduled for March 22.

Thursday, Jan. 30, is the kickoff to this year's Prairie Women on Snowmobiles awareness and fund raising tour, beginning in Prince Albert. While the tour doesn't have a stop in the Battlefords, a local rider will be taking part.

Andrew Albers visited John Paul II Collegiate Jan. 21, the place he can always call home.

Living Sky School Division school counsellors will be among those celebrating Canadian School Counselling Week Feb. 3-7.