Hatman Arrested After Drugs Found In Vehicle Sunday
Hatman was taken into custody Sunday morning after police recovered more than 10 000 worth of synthetic and plant drugs. Delmar Yates, 39, faced public intoxication charges and was found with 38 one gram cocaine packets and 93 26 grams of marijuana. Police further seized 571.48 grams of marijuana with an estimated street value of 10520. Yates faces two trafficking related counts including cocaine and marijuana.
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Delmar Yates
Yates
Friends share lottery jackpot win in Medicine Hat
Debbie Lippert and Alison Pidt split a May 29 Lotto 6 49 prize of 142 654 80 dollars after Lippert bought the winning ticket at Infoplace Ticket Centre on Dunmore Road. Lippert checked numbers in The Medicine Hat News and confirmed five of six plus bonus. Pidt plans to visit family in England and invest in lifestyle changes with her share.
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Debbie Lippert
Alison Pidt
Lippert
Infoplace
Dunmore Road
Medicine Hat News
Pittt
England
Catholic teachers elect new representatives in Medicine Hat
St. Mary’s junior high teacher Shauna Pahl is elected president with Sara Wagner as secretary treasurer and Sister Joan Burns as vice-president. Pahl aims to sustain local momentum and keep teachers informed amid provincial and local changes. She assumes the role at month’s end, succeeding Ray West.
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Medicine Hat
Alberta Teachers’ Association
St. Mary's
Shauna Pahl
Sara Wagner
Joan Burns
Pahl
Ray West
West
Photo radar set to operate at First Street S W and St Francis school area
Police will deploy photo radar at multiple locations in Medicine Hat including First Street S.W. and the St Francis school playground area on Tuesday June 11. Further details on exact spots and times were not provided.
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First Street
S.W
St. Francis School
Medicine Hat
City to pay up to sell Cultural Centre in Medicine Hat
Medicine Hat councildeadlocked 6 3 over proposals from Medicine Hat College to fund the Cultural Centre. The college seeks 100000 annual space charge 2 million toward a sale cost and sharing roof and parking lot repairs half of the cost amid leaks and parking issues. Some aldermen oppose the demands citing existing agreement and upkeep concerns.
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Dicine Hat
Medicine Hat College
College
Ald
Bill Cocks
Cox
John Hamill
Duane Roset
Medicine Hat
Wayne Craven
Harv Speers
Julie Friesen
Hamill
Robert Dumanowski
Rose
MHC
City approves three year biosolids deal with Canmore
Council narrowly approved a three year agreement to accept and compost biosolids from Canmore's wastewater plant with a five to four vote. Aldermen debated safety and local use with officials citing Alberta Environment endorsement but limiting final compost to landfill use until staff offers alternatives.
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Canmore
Ald
Robert Dumanowski
Medicine Hat
Redcliff
John Fedoruk
Fedoruk
Wayne Craven
John Hamill
Bill Cox
Kathy Smith
Dumanowski
Hamill
Council
Michael Cody
Olds College
Disneyland
New York City
Garth Vallely
Alberta
Rob Burland
Banff
Edmonton
Rain floods basements as river rises near Medicine Hat
Residents in the southeast cope with 85 millimetres of rain and flooded basements. Hatter Tilley Sautner says seepage isn’t insured. Disaster officials expect river rise of up to 1.5 metres, while city crews clear clogged catch basins and monitor turbidity at the water plant.
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Garry Mauch
Disaster Services
Here
Mauch
Medicine Hat
South Saskatchewan
Ralph
Havinga
Province learns lesson as tests must be re-marked
Alberta Education paid 600 per day to re mark English 30 diploma exams after teachers refused to assess them during a contract dispute. About 900 exams were graded a second time by inexperienced markers, costing roughly 30 000 dollars.
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Fourty
Ray West
Medicine Hat
Alberta Teachers’ Association
Alberta Learning
Mark Cooper
ATA
Terry Riley
Larry Booi
Alberta
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