06 Jul 2010
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 06, 2010
Page
1
In Athletic Park Monday, Emma Bennett captures a moment as Mavericks fans reach for a foul ball during the game against the Weyburn Beavers. The play adds excitement for the home crowd and highlights close-quarters action during the matchup.
Local officials and residents press for quick disaster assistance after June floods. Alberta ministers and the Treasury Board must approve a recovery plan before aid reaches Cypress County, with a potential cabinet sign off later in July. The Canadian Red Cross runs a relief station in Irvine Sportsplex from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.
Cypress County gains access to the city water supply under a negotiated Intermunicipal Development Plan aimed at enabling commercial and industrial growth. County manager Lutz Perschon cites water shortages as a key constraint, while landowners fear fifty years of delays for growth areas. Redcliff votes July, Medicine Hat area population projected at 127,170 by 2057.
City council approves Southwest Potable Water Gate Agreement to let Cypress County take at least 17 506 cubic metres daily. County must secure licenses and fund downstream infrastructure while paying off off site levies. Seven Persons Gate also to add capacity for 2 700 people at a cost of 986 256 dollars.
Judge Gordon Krinke calls domestic violence pervasive and says the crime harms the accused and victim, tears families apart, scars the son and officers, and affects the wider community. Steier will serve two years in federal penitentiary after one year of pre trial custody credit.
More than 70 towns in Saskatchewan declared states of emergency as severe flooding worsened. Maple Creek saw basement flooding and a highway collapse while Saskatoon endured 80 millimetres of rain in three hours. About 100 people were left homeless near Raymore after a tornado touched down Friday.
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