Scrub-a-dub-dub: Dog Wash at Saamis Heights
Emma Bennett and Michelle Schaerer scrub Briggs the blue heeler at the Saamis Heights Car and Dog Wash after a Thursday walk. The photo captures a casual, friendly scene at a local pet care spot.
03 Feb 2012
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Feb 03, 2012
Page
1
Emma Bennett and Michelle Schaerer scrub Briggs the blue heeler at the Saamis Heights Car and Dog Wash after a Thursday walk. The photo captures a casual, friendly scene at a local pet care spot.
Conservative senator says he has received about 600 expressions of support for a hang proposal. He notes most letters come from victims and argues for reopening debate on capital punishment, despite Canada having abolished it in 1976 with last executions in 1962.
Unusually warm winter conditions spark surprise among meteorologists and trigger celebrations as locals cheer an early spring after Willie misreads the forecast and shadows fail to appear.
Grateful yet frustrated residents complain about the Disaster Recovery Program. Frank says temporary mobile homes cost 75 000 each and housing is priced at 1 per month with free utilities. Eviction notices prompt a request for comment from government spokespeople.
Madenko says harm reduction is the priority with posters planned at Medicine Hat College and other locations to raise awareness of ecstasy risks. Alberta Health Services and Calgary police broaden education campaigns for youth as Staff Sgt. Brandrith notes ecstasy is already part of school outreach, with plans to expand the program.
Gordie Howe, nearing 84, shows dementia symptoms mainly short term memory loss though remains mentally sharp with family and friends. Son Murray notes he is still able to learn and perform tasks, enjoys chores and fishing, and is cared for with a conservative approach including Alzheimer's meds.
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