09 Jul 2010
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jul 09, 2010
Page
1
Patrick Boyd, a city worker, is shown hard at work maintaining flower beds in BATUS Park on a sunny Thursday morning. The image appears in a Medicine Hat News photo feature.
Emma Bennett captures Kaden Sundholm and Carter Schnuth enjoying a lacrosse practice at the Kinplex on Thursday evening. Photo available for purchase at Medicine Hat News Sab Photo Store.
Les Young retires after 30 years at the Medicine Hat News press. The photo captures him at the 2007 Men's Bonspiel in Medicine Hat, marking an end to his curling days as he plans to move to a warmer climate. Those seeking contact should reach him via the phonebook.
Readers can order reprints of published Medicine Hat News photos through the Photostore. Available options include turns into imprints on mousepads mugs or t shirts.
The Medicine Hat Police Commission proposes lowering lifetime pet license fees from 200 to 150 dollars for spayed or neutered pets and 80 dollars with microchip. The dog waste fine drops from 350 to 100 dollars after public concern. A July 15 vote sets the final wording before council readings, with the bylaw taking effect January 1, 2011.
Alberta boards face late provincial funding, revisiting budgets for 2010/11. District 76 trims 13.3 teaching positions. Medicine Hat Catholic cuts 7.15 posts. Extra funds reduce Medicine Hat deficit to 34,000 and Prairie Rose adds 620,000, prompting upcoming budget proposals.
The corporation estimates one million acres of seeded farmland in Alberta damaged by flooding. Senior manager Chris Dyck says payments timing is uncertain as the company develops its administrative process. An application window is anticipated within a week or two for producers to apply. Reports say Alberta crops are three weeks late due to bad weather.
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