Two hurt in Sunday Dunmore Road collision
At 11:59 a.m. a 1984 Oldsmobile Cutlass traveling south on Dunmore Road S.E. collided with a 1994 GMC truck entering the intersection from TransCanada Way. Both drivers were examined at Medicine Hat Regional Hospital and released. Damage estimated at $5,500. Police request witnesses call 529-8470.
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Dunmore Road
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One charged after five-vehicle crash
A 1995 Ford Escort driver was charged with rail to yield right of way at an uncontrolled intersection after a five-vehicle crash on Sunday. The Escort westbound on Fourth Street S.E. struck a 1995 Pontiac Sunbird on Third Avenue, sending the Sunbird into three parked cars. Minor injuries occurred and vehicle damage was about $12,700.
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Burgundy 1988 GM car sought after highway crash with taxi
Police seek a burgundy red 1988 GM car after a westbound Trans-Canada Highway collision with a Deluxe Taxi at 11 14 p m Saturday. The taxi spun and was struck again before the other car fled toward First Street S W. Parts at the scene indicate the vehicle. Police ask witnesses to contact Medicine Hat Police Service.
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Hatter joins New York relief effort for Ground Zero
Medicine Hat woman Lorna Scott will work with the Red Cross at Ground Zero over the next three weeks joining the post September 11 relief mission. She brings 911 operator experience and shelters work to assist families while facing travel worries and a heavy schedule. Scott is the 150th Red Cross worker to aid at Ground Zero since the attacks.
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Ald. Cathy Smith Opens Regular City Hall Office Hours
Alderman Cathy Smith announces weekly public office hours in the City Hall aldermanic lounge every Thursday from 9 30 a m to 2 p m. The policy tests citizen access through February, with a first come first served approach and no home calls. City Clerk Larry Godin notes this is the first such measure in his tenure.
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Brooks Holiday Help Drives and Community Events
Totem Transportation and Cat Country team with Brooks Food Bank for a holiday food drive. Register at 362-3418 to host the Totem bus and donate 20 to fund a turkey and boost pounds collected. Brooks events include Christmas light tour on Wednesday, Supergrad Society meeting at Brooks High School, Grade 8 drama A Christmas Carol at Griffin Park Theatre, and Coats for Kids deadline December 8. Community fundraisers include Rancher Raffle New Year’s Eve with 40 bred heifers or 40000 cash, and a $10000 Brooks Woman’s Shelter Cash Raffle. Also listing weekly Dinosaur Toastmasters, Brooks United Church Choir December 9, and early 2025 music festival registration January 18 with details at 793-2286.
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Indian Princesses and Cowgirls Exhibit and December Events
Medicine Hat listings show multiple events through Dec 9 at venues like Medicine Hat Museum and Art Gallery, Public Library, Hillcrest Church, and College Theatre. Activities include choral concerts, a short story reading, choir performances, an astronomy club open house, a Christmas supper, a nursing alumni meeting, a Lions Club hayride, a Christmas store, and church services with contact numbers for details.
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Elm Street honors student success with Vera Bracken Scholarship
Elm Street school celebrated at a Friday assembly welcoming Amy Anderson who received the Vera Bracken Scholarship for Grade 6 to post secondary education. Anderson, 17, attended Montreal Street school 1990 1996 and will attend Andrew Jackson University in Alabama after high school.
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