Judge Hears Creative Penalty for Youth Vandalism
In a March blizzard case eight youths aged 16 to 17 vandalized businesses, cars, and phone booths causing $10 000 damage. Judge Krystine Tarwid ordered full restitution a one year conditional sentence apologies driving bans curfew alcohol prohibition and 25 to 200 hours of community service by August 25 with strict conditions for any breach. The piece contrasts with potential custody and discusses curfews as parental enforcement tools and their varying effectiveness across communities.
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Glentboro Chronology Highlights Local Events Across Decades
A retrospective from Glenboro Gazette past issues notes Cypress River workers visiting for local sports, bank sales, property deals, windstorms, weddings, arbitrations, obituaries, donations, and community activities. It lists dates from 1898 through 1988 and cites multiple local figures and institutions.
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