Loud Rosary Women Cause Church Disruption in Greensburg
Three rosary women at Holy Cross Church Cecelia Miscovich Joan Sudnoj and Cynthia Balconi have disrupted daily services for two years by loud prayers and splashing holy water. The church sued them after microphones failed and admonitions in the bulletin had no effect. Parishioners report interruptions during Communion instructions and even street perimeters can hear the outbursts.
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Greensburg
Holy Cross Church
Cecelia Miscovich
Joan Sudnoj
Cynthia Balconi
Ciuffoletti
Medicine Hat considers broader dog poop fine enforcement
City bylaw imposes a $100 fine on owners who don’t scoop pet waste in parks and trails. Enforcement is limited to bylaw officers or police, prompting calls to train additional staff to issue fines as residents complain of messes in parks.
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Medicine Hat
Public Services Committee
Ald
Graham Kelly
Kelly
Duane Roset
Thurston to be tried for McCoy murder in Alberta
Jefferey Thurston of Taber is committed to stand trial on a murder charge in the death of Eileen McCoy. He is to appear May 1 in Lethbridge and faces a fall trial after a 12 day preliminary hearing with 43 witnesses. Thurston also faces robbery and sexual assault charges from a separate salon case.
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Lethbridge
Alberta
Jefferey Thurston
Tabor
Ron Jacobson
Thurston
Eileen McCoy
Taber
McCoy
Fishermen sample rivers and lakes around Medicine Hat
Spring fishing talk centers on Reesor Lake and Rattlesnake Reservoir with trout stocking by Alberta Fish and Wildlife. Anglers like Frank Watt praise walleye at Rattlesnake while sturgeon in the nearby river demand patience and a special licence.
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the News
Ivan Heringer
Fish and Wildlife
Syl Pompa
Medicine Hat
Brian Schmidt
Alberta Fish and Wildlife
Cypress Hills
Reesor Lake
Cavan
Frank Watt
Heringer
Saskatchewan
Alberta
EU to draft weekend proposal on Canada Spain fishing row
EU officials will work over the weekend on a draft proposal to settle the Canada Spain fishing dispute and present it orally to EU foreign ministers on Monday. Canada seeks EU endorsement of a package already negotiated, while Spain opposes the deal and talks aim to resume during the weekend.
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Reuter-Cp
European Union
Canada-Spain
European Commission
Canada
Commission
Council
Spain
EU Fisheries
Emma Bonino
Newfoundland
Luxembourg
Defence argues Wickware not guilty in Serbian wedding alcohol case
Maj. Wickware is alleged to have allowed or failed to prevent drinking by UN peacekeepers at a wedding in Serbia. The defence contends he did not see any drinking and was not in command that day. A general court martial adjourned for evidence review with a five member panel to decide. a simple majority decides verdict.
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Calgary
Ross Wickware
Wickware
John Boulton
Alain Menard
Soldier eligible for parole after manslaughter conviction
Canadian soldier Elvin Kyle Brown may reach day parole within six weeks after transfer from a military prison to a civilian facility. He was convicted of manslaughter in the 1993 beating death of Somali teen Shidane Arone at an army base in Mogadishu during a UN mission.
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Ottawa Citizen
Elvin Kyle Brown
Edmonton
Shidane Arone
Somalia
Defence Department
Brown
Patrick McCann
Cident
Arone
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