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Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 08, 2006
Page
1
Candy on the Run at M M World Times Square Opening
A painted model celebrates the opening of M M's World in New York's Times Square. The new store showcases Mars Inc products including the candy coated chocolate M M's. Mars is based in McLean Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M&m's World
New York
Times Square
M&m
Mars, Inc
McLean, Virg
Speeding Xmas float driver faces numerous charges
A 42 year old man, David Rodgers, is charged with drunken driving after speeding a Christmas parade float down Anderson's Main Street in South Carolina. He had an open alcohol container in the truck, sped past a tractor, ran a red light, and fled for five kilometres before stopping and allegedly trying to assault an officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
S.C
Anderson
David Rodgers
Linda Dudley
Rodgers
Main Street
Dudley
Last call for the Kinsmen auction today in Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat Kinsmen wrap up their first Internet auction with more than 180 items across categories and bidding closing at 9 p.m. Project co chair Chris Hellman calls the online format a success. A final fundraising total and destination of funds will be announced Monday on the group’s site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Hat Kinsmen
Chris Hellman
Mickinsmenauction.com
Correction notice for photo caption error
An error appeared in the caption of the photo for the article Many challenges ahead for farming. The man identified as Doug Horner is Barry Mehr Deputy Minister for Agriculture Food and Rural Development. We apologize for the misidentification.
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Doug Horner
Barry Mehr
Agriculture, Food and Rural Development
Agronomy Update 2007 Conference in Lethbridge
Lethbridge hosts the Agronomy Update 2007 Conference with over 30 researchers presenting on crop production topics including rotation systems soil fertility insect and disease management weed control and new crops for nonfood uses. It runs January 16 17 at the Lethbridge Lodge Hotel with early registration 85 and late 100 per person and includes meals and conference proceedings.
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Lethbridge
Lethbridge Lodge
Saskatchewan raises small claims limit to twelve thousand five hundred
Saskatchewan expands small claims court to fifteen thousand dollars on January 1 2007 and plans staged increases to twenty five thousand. Amendments create a pre trial case management process with a case management judge to help settle disputes and accelerate trials. An infant movement class photo shows Julie Vermillion in Fort McMurray Alberta with bells and rattles at HUB Family Resource Centre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
Julie Vermillion
HUB Family Resource Centre
Fort McMurray
Alberta
Liberal director stepping down after three years
The national Liberal director Steve MacKinnon says he is stepping down after three years modernizing the party. He writes he is passing the baton as a new party president and national executive assume roles under a newly adopted constitution. The changes were approved at the leadership convention in Montreal last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Federal Liberal Party
Steve MacKinnon
National Party
Liberal
Montreal
Ex Russian spy buried in London in sealed coffin
Exiled Kremlin critics including a billionaire and a Chechen rebel leader mourned in London as a former Russian spy poisoned by radiation was buried in a sealed coffin on a wind swept hillside. Investigators questioned Russian businessman Dmitry Kovtun in Moscow before he fell into a coma, Interfax reported.
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London
Kremlin
Alexander Litvinenko
Moscow
Interfax
Dmitry Kovtun
KGB
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