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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 06, 2001
Page
3
Medicine Hat police search for two suspects after a failed break in at Budget Rent-a-Car on Gershaw Drive. A dark small two-door 1980s model car sped away as staff arrived back to find a pried front door and an inside safe not stolen. Call 529-8400 with tips.
Maple Creek RCMP report a westbound pickup drifted across the centre line around 1:30 p.m. on the Trans-Canada Highway causing a three vehicle collision with two eastbound trucks towing trailers. All six occupants escaped unharmed. The westbound driver, a Saskatchewan resident, faces a charge of driving without due care and attention.
The city’s subdivision and appeal board denied Grant Goehring’s appeal to keep a shed at 19 Sage Close SE that encroaches on a utility right of way. The board cited land use bylaws and gas department needs, noting the shed should be removed or moved if access is required.
Police will set up photo radar at Kiwanis Park playground and along Industrial Avenue as part of speed enforcement in Medicine Hat on Wednesday June 6.
The News Online announces local garbage collection for Zone 5 today. Read at www.medicinehatnews.com for details and schedule.
Lawyer Barry Miskuski, acting for Louis Kyriakakis owner of Allowance Avenue Pets, argues the city has wide authority to handle roads and could revisit the decision. Council vote 9-0 approved twinning design that excludes a left turn onto Mill Street. Miskuski fears loss of viability for area businesses without the left turn and seeks a re-hearing.
Visiting author Robert Munsch met Gwen Rothwell’s Grade 3 class at Ross Glen school. He told an impromptu tale as Samantha Connolly’s contest win brought him to stay three days and engage with students, reading, signing, and sharing ideas for future books.
Walsh residents are urged to attend a public meeting at Walsh Hall at 7 p.m. The town remains under a boil water advisory after Cypress County detected three forms of coliform in the water. The study of Walsh water has been approved by Alberta Environment, Alberta Transportation, and Cypress County but not started.
City plans a 700 to 750 seat theatre as part of a $32 million performing arts hub on First Street. Officials weigh bigger crowd potential against cost while local groups debate optimal size and balconyFloor seating to support both small and larger acts for Medicine Hat’s arts scene.
Mayor Ted Grimm, in his eighth term, has not announced if he will seek another term. His decision timing remains unclear, with past signals showing campaigns entering in September. Other aldermen contemplate runs depending on Grimm’s choice, while Kathy Mandeville will not seek reelection.
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