Mayor Wears Winning Team Jersey After Bet
Mayor Garth Vallely wore a suit to city council after Medicine Hat High Mohawks coach Quinn Skelton bet on the provincial tier 2 final against Foothills Falcons of Okotoks. The Mohawks won 34 21, prompting Vallely to call for prior bet details next time.
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Garth Vallely
Vallely
Medicine Hat High Mohawks
Quinn Skelton
Foothills Falcons
Okotoks
Mohawks
Skelton
City rezones parcel to reflect actual use on trail link
City council approved changing 117 Second St. S.W. from R-1 single family to P-1 park and recreation to match long standing trail use. Alderman Bill Cocks noted the rezoning aligns land use with current activity and no public comments were recorded at the hearing.
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Second St. S.W
Park and Recreation
Bill Cocks
Municipal Planning Commission
Council
Second Street
Development OK in Saamis Heights rezoning approved
City council approved rezoning in Saamis Heights to permit Phase 2A development. Land was redesignated from Urban Reserve to multiple districts including R-1 R-2 R-3 C-2 and P-1 to align with the Area Structure Plan and allow subdivision.
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Saamis Heights
Photo Radar Planned Across Medicine Hat for Wednesday
Police will operate photo radar at several locations in Medicine Hat on Wednesday including First Street S.W. and CAPE school playground area with multiple sites listed for traffic safety.
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First Street
S.W
Cape School
Medicine Hat
Web readers poll on Alberta drinking age results
The Medicine Hat News poll shows 780 responses. Forty percent support raising the legal drinking age to nineteen while fifty seven percent oppose and three percent are undecided.
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Medicine Hat News
Alberta
Hat t's back to court over fatal highway site accident
South Rock Ltd and three employees face trial after pledging not guilty to Occupational Health and Safety Act charges tied to Christopher Koch's death in fall 2000 on Highway 549 near Turner Valley. Trial date set for Jan 9 with venue change considered to Medicine Hat.
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T'S
Medicine Hat
South Rock Ltd
Christopher Koch
Koch
Turner Valley
South Rock
Sid Lafferty
Greg Lobb
Larry Lafferty
Redcliff
Foothills
Calgary
M.D
Dave Myrel
Edmonton
Myrel
False 9 1 1 calls rise from programmed cell phones
Medicine Hat 9 1 1 Centre reports dozens of daily false alarms from wireless phones. Director Ronda Smailes notes about 46 percent of calls come from wireless devices and urges removal of 9 1 1 speed dial from phones or use of keyguards to prevent accidental dialing.
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9-1-1
Medicine Hat
Ronda Smailes
9-1-1 Centre
Cheryl Liepert
Commtel Inc
Liepert
Marcia Dirk
Rogers At&t Wireless
Rogers At&t
Dirk
Deddeda Stemler
Susan Geib
Hat Catholic schools report card shows mixed satisfaction
Medicine Hat Catholic School Board releases the Annual Education Results Report for 2000 01 highlighting provincial test results and school programs. While overall satisfaction remains high 80 to 90 percent declines appear in student and parent responses posing questions for the board on trends and planning.
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Medicine Hat
Guy Tetrault
Tetrault
Medicine Hat College approves dental plan and patio expansion
In Medicine Hat College referendum under 10 percent turnout approved a new $10 monthly dental plan starting next September and renovations to the Rattlers Den including an outdoor patio with 86 percent support. Patio access via doors in the west wall. space to host events and smoking area. turnout met five percent requirement.
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Medicine Hat College
Students Association
Cori Cuthbertson
Cuthbertson
AADAC workers approve three year collective agreement
Alberta Alcohol and Drug Abuse Commission staff have reached a three year deal with the AUPE. The contract provides nine percent raises over the first two years with five percent in year one and four percent in year two, plus wage re openers in year three and job related pay grade adjustments. Weekend and shift pay rises range from one to one point five dollars per hour with new extra pay for added duties. About 450 employees including counselors therapists nurses and administrative staff across 35 centers in Alberta will be covered.
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Alberta Alcohol and Drug Abuse Commission
AADAC
Alberta Union of Provincial Employees
AUPE
Alberta
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Hat Catholic Schools
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