Veinerville Residents Face Higher Boulevard Paving Cost
Veinerville will split the rising boulevard project cost after cost overruns raise the community share by eight thousand dollars. Thirty six parcels were to pay 135 each of an 80000 project with 54000 in provincial grants. Sharon Getz opposed extra charges noting contractor fault. Coun. George Russill supported a split of the added cost. motion passed on a split vote.
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Veinerville Ypress
Veinerville
Sharon Getz
Lutz Perschon
Getz
Weinerville
Coun
George Russill
County counts population in Cypress County survey
County planner Brian Whitson says Cypress County will finish a door to door census this week. The 1996 population was 5630. current totals likely up 200 to 300. Enumerators study residents workplaces and home types to aid electoral boundary redistribution and transportation planning.
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Medicine Hat
Cypress County
Brian Whitson
Whitson
Alberta
Accord targeted as tires slashed on Second Street Honda
Police seek those responsible after a black Honda Accord parked on Second Street N.E. had four tires slashed between 10 30 p.m. Saturday and 10 30 a.m. Sunday. It marks the third incident in a month with damage estimated at eight hundred dollars.
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Medicine Hat Olice
Second Street
N.E
Readers respond on Spectrum festival changes
Curtis R criticizes Spectrum moving downtown and weather delays, arguing numbers were inflated and the downtown street party atmosphere made the event fun. He calls for a summer city celebration with a downtown picnic like a true party for all ages.
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News
Curtis R
Spectrum
Medicinehatnews
City boards weigh paid busing and funding changes
Urban boards gain 1.5 million to fund transportation for all eligible students as districts decide on user fees for school of choice bussing. Medicine Hat No. 76 considers charging families while also debating virtual school closure amid a 264000 dollar surplus and 160 million transportation budget.
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Medicine Hatberta Learning
Smarl
Board of Trustees
Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat School District No. 76
Board of Trustees Institute
Dave Beresh
Ross Glen
Beresh
Learning Department
Ed Greenberg
Crestwood
Yuill Ends Era as Monarch Broadcasting Sold
Yuill announces Monarch Broadcasting sale to Jim Pattison Broadcast Group ending 53 years of family ownership in Medicine Hat. The deal closes a long personal and local business era amid staff nostalgia and regional media history.
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Medicine Hat
Yuill
Monarch Broadcasting
Jim Pattison Broadcast Group
Harry
Medicine Hat Flour Mills
Alberta Linseed Oil Company
Medicine Hat Brewery
Alberta Clay Products
Medicine Hat Potteries
Monarch Theatre
Chat Radio
Orv Kope
Medicine Hat Lodge
Monarch
Chat-Tv
Harlan
Hop
Red Deer
Grande Prairie
Lethbridge
Prince George
Vancouver
Edmonton
Cjcy AM
CRTC
Cfmy FM
Donnie White
Medicine Hat Museum and
The Mouse that Roared in District No 76
A column describes a culture of fear in District No 76 where top administrators hold power and staff fear speaking out. It recounts Ken Rose losing his job and River Heights School facing repercussions after staff noted enrolment growth required an extra class and a new room was needed.
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Ken Rose
River Heights School
River Heights
MurPHy-WRIGHT School Carpet Rehab Sparks Office Clash
Teachers ripped out a mouldy classroom carpet to suit needs as central office warned against bypassing procedures. Rose defended staff while parents demanded bill cancellation, then board scrutiny followed with no resolution as the story hints at further turmoil. Stay tuned.
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Rose
Central Office
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