Annual Spectrum festival draws 15000 plus to North Railway Street
The 27th Spectrum festival drew more than 15 000 Hatters to North Railway Street over the weekend with free events and family friendly activities. Event chair Lorraine Dalla Longa praised the lineup and favorable weather while noting plans to potentially relocate downtown next year as she steps down after five years.
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Walk a Mile raises record funds at Spectrum event
For the ninth year Hatters dressed in red high heels and walked one mile at the Spectrum festival to raise awareness of gender based violence. The Southeastern Alberta Sexual Assault Response Committee reports $18,192.55 raised and 70 participants, the highest yet, with goals to reach 100 pairs of SARC high heels.
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Online poll prompts Spectrum attendance question
Medicine Hat News reports yesterday's poll results and today’s question asking if readers attended Spectrum this year. It shows 57 percent Good and 32 percent Poor for money management skills, with 12 percent choosing Poor.
Local Photo Radar and Lottery Teases Across City Streets
Police set up photo radar at various city locations. Jackpot garbage pickup today. Lottery results include Fripay's LotroMax and Saturday Western 6-49 drawings with multiple numbers and bonus figures. In case of discrepancy, the official winning list prevails. Visit mdicehatnews.com for more.
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