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Medicine Hat News

Location

Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada

Date

Dec 02, 2002

Page

3

Medicine Hat telethon surpasses goal raising four hundred thousand

The Medicine Hat and District Health Foundation’s sixth annual Christmas Telethon raised 400 363 dollars, ending with a last minute surge after an 8 p.m. start on Sunday. Donations fund Palliser Health Region care improvements including electric beds and new technology. Local performers filled the hospital atrium as Monarch 10 and CHAT TV carried the event.

Medicine Hat and District Health Foundation Dana Cooper Palliser Medicine Hat Regional Hospital Niki Buckley Tracey James Dean Larson Dance Connection Medicine Hat Community Orchestra The TarTones Lyle Rebbeck Poetlark Sweet Sassy Molassy Cooper Monarch Ryan Taplin

Impaired Driver Hits Hillcrest Church Causing Damage

At 3 a.m. a 23-year-old driver in a 1998 Plymouth Voyager lost control, crashed into a ditch and two trees before striking Hillcrest Church. Police tracked and arrested the Medicine Hat suspect on 13 Ave. S.E. for impaired driving. Damages estimated at 10 000 to the church and 15 000 to the van.

Hillcrest Church Medicine Hat 13 Ave. S.E

Photo radar planned for Medicine Hat Monday

Police will set up photo radar at multiple locations in Medicine Hat on Monday December 2 with readings at St Francis school playground and along Kingsway Avenue.

St. Francis School Kingsway Avenue Medicine Hat

Waste Removal Zone Announcement

Today’s garbage collection will occur within Zone across the city. Residents are asked to place containers curbside by 7 a.m. and ensure lids are closed. Delays may occur due to weather or roadwork. follow local updates for revised pickup times.

Hatters in Medicine Hat mark World AIDS Day vigil

A World AIDS Day vigil in Echo Dale Park Medicine Hat drew about 50 attendees to honor victims and reflect on stigma. Nedra Lagran spoke of her son Craig dying from AIDS and urged caution to young people, as local clergy and community members shared songs, poetry, and candle lighting. Donna Kirchner of the HIV AIDS Network of South East Alberta noted broad local turnout and global awareness.

Medicine Hat Echo Dale Park Nedra Lagran Echo Dale Pavilion Craig Lagran Edmonton Barb Faulker Nedra Faulker Africa Bridget Ingram Zambia Ryan Taplin Penny Haynes Echo Dale Pavillion Blue Notes Crescent Heights High School Joey Cole Kirchner Donna Kirchner South Alberta Kirchner

Theft declines overall yet break ins rise in Hat area

This week’s statistics show fewer thefts and mischief but three residential break ins. Two occurred in Area 6 and one in Area 1. Incidents include a Nov 28 break in at Separate Minds Skateboarding on Second St. S.E. with multiple sweatshirts stolen bearing scarce branding.

Area 6 Area 1 Separate Minds St. S.E Terrace Oilfield Service Semran Dr. N.W Belfast Street S.E Bridge Streets

Impaired Driving: Arrests to Court and Penalties

The text outlines steps after an impaired driving arrest including police processing, license suspension for three months, a $221 licensing fee, mandatory court appearances, sober fingerprinting, vehicle immobilization costing $42 to remove, lawyer fees from $2000 to $5000, potential one year extra license suspension on conviction, a $650 minimum fine, and a five year ban on entering the United States with a criminal record.

United States

STEP Focuses on Impaired Driving This Month

The Selective Traffic Enforcement Program targets impaired driving this month. Authorities emphasize enforcement of driving under the influence and sobriety checks to improve road safety and reduce alcohol related crashes.

Break in at Aberdeen Laundry. change machine stolen

Crime Stoppers seeks tips on a Oct 30 break in at 524A Fourth Ave S.E. Medicine Hat. Suspects disabled the alarm and removed a wall mounted change machine weighing over 200 pounds. Theft value exceeds $4,000. up to $2,000 reward for information leading to arrests. Call 527-TIPS or 1-800-222-8477. Identity protection provided.

Aberdeen Laundry Fourth Ave. S.E Medicine Hat

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