Alcohol factor in domestic incident ends with court date
Police say a 25 year old man involved in an escalating domestic issue triggered an early morning event in the 200 block of 10th Street S W. He left and returned to the home driving a vehicle that hit a detached garage and caused about 800 dollars in interior damage before being taken into custody. Shaun Hammel faces mischief to property charges and will appear in court on January 9.
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10Th Street
S.W
Shaun Hammel
Hearing on pub postponed six months at 881 Ross Glen SE
The development appeal board delayed a hearing on a proposed pub at 881 Ross Glen SE for six months after the Municipal Development Commission revoked the permit last week. City clerk Larry Godin said the hearing will be reactivated if necessary and is not cancelled.
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Subdivision and Development Appeal Board
Ross Glenive S.E
Municipal Development Commission
Larry Godin
Saamis Heights Schedules Second Land Lottery
The city will hold a lottery for 10 lots in Saamis Heights Phase 2A at City Hall boardroom M.1. Albert Nieman says lots were returned after a September sale of 69. Doors open 1:30 p.m. and close by 2 p.m. Open to contractors and the public.
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Saamis Heights
City Land and Properties
Albert Nieman
M.1
City Hall
Medicine Hat Genealogical Society Meeting Set Dec 4
The Medicine Hat Genealogical Society will hold its next meeting on December 4 at 7 30 p m at a new location 974 13th Street S W Please note the change and look for New Krickhahn's column in tomorrow's paper.
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Medicine Hat Genealogical Society
13Th Street
S.W
Krickhahn
Photo radar planned at Medicine Hat locations
Police will operate photo radar at multiple sites around Medicine Hat on Wednesday December 4 including Industrial Avenue S.E. and Elm Street school playground area to enforce traffic speed limits.
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Industrial Avenue S.E
Elm Street
Medicine Hat
Waste Removal Zone 3 Garbage Pick Up Rescheduled
Zone 3 will complete today's garbage collection as scheduled for residents. The update confirms that waste removal crews will service the area this morning, ensuring timely disposal.
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Medicinehatnews.com
Esplanade project stays on track despite plebiscite dispute
City council rejected a non binding plebiscite on the downtown Esplanade musem and arts centre. The project proceeds with tendering planned by March and expropriation of two First Street parcels. total cost estimated at 34 to 36 million with a 27 million city share and a 3 million fundraising target. center aims to open in 2005 to mark Alberta’s centennial.
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First Street
S.E
John Hughes
Elaine Freedman
Freedman
I XL Ltd
Ewart- Duggan
Alberta
Catholic schools adopt crisis response manual
The Winnipeg Catholic school board approved a draft crisis response manual covering emergencies from hostage incidents to toxic spills. The 32 page document, called a usable draft, was presented by associate superintendent Chris Smeaton who noted needs for staff training and school specific adaptations. The board will review a final version in February following input from the school resource officer.
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Chris Smeaton
Smeaton
Guy Tetrault
Mike Tividar
Taber
Abuse not declining in Alta director says
Medicine Hat N Abiuse of women and children remains a problem despite a national report claiming declines. Alberta's spousal homicide rose and shelter admissions held steady. Gerry Carter of Phoenix Safe House urges recognition that abuse persists in Medicine Hat area.
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Medicine Hat
Council On the Status of Women
Alberta
Alberta Council of Women's Shelters
Gerry Carter
Phoenix Safe House
CSW
Carter
SPCA
Calgary
North Railway leaves CCDA after council redraws boundaries
The North Railway area seceded from the City Centre Development Agency after the city council adopted a bylaw redefining CCDA boundaries. Aldermen Roset and Cocks objected, while a CCDA board survey showed 36 opposed, seven in favor, five abstained. The change, effective Jan 1, lowers the district to the east side of South Railway Street and reduces CCDA size with projected budget and administrative savings.
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North Railway
City Centre Development Agency
Ald
Duane Roset
Bill Cocks
CCDA
Roset
Julie Friesen
John Hamill
Fly
Wayne Craven
Downtown Business Association
North Railway Exchange
Craven
Canadian Pacific Railway
South Railway Street
S.E
North Railway District
Alicia Waller
St Mary's Junior High explores fine arts program
Principal David Leahy told the Catholic School Board about a preliminary plan to create a fine arts focused program at St Mary's Junior High, potentially linking St Michael's elementary with junior high offerings including band art chorus drama and production classes. A parent survey and staff input will shape feasibility with a decision due in April and possible start in Sept. 2003.
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St. Mary’s
David Leahy
Catholic School Board
St. Michael's
Leahy
Medicine Hat College
Conservatory of Art and Dance
Mike Tividar
Guy
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