Driver charged after rear-end collision near Superstore
Police say a following-too-close driver caused a rear-end crash on Trans-Canada Way at 9 05 p m near the Superstore entrance. A driver and passenger had minor injuries and were treated at hospital. Vehicle damage was estimated at 8500 dollars. Darrell Rath is charged with following too close.
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Lou O'Reilly
Darrell Rath
Hat teacher honored with Celebrate Literacy award
Sheila Stearns receives the Celebrate Literacy award from the Southeast Alberta Council of the International Reading Association for 17 years of teaching. Chief deputy superintendent Lowell Lefler announced the honor at the Prairie Rose Regional Division board meeting. The award presentation is at 6 p.m. Friday at O'Riley's Restaurant and Bar in the Callaghan Inn. tickets are available by calling Bob Franz at 793-6700.
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Sheila Stearns
Southeast Alberta
International Reading Association
Stearns
Lowell Lefler
Prairie Rose
O’riley
Callaghan Inn
Bob Franz
Gentile Named Acting Vice-Principal at Ross Glen
Joey Gentile, longtime Central Park teacher since 1995, will become acting vice-principal at Ross Glen School on Sept 1. He replaces Dale Klaudt who moves to Vincent Massey as principal retires. Gentile says he is excited and a bit nervous about the new duties.
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Central Park
Ross Glen Schoo
Joey Gentile
Central Park School
Gentile
Dale Klaudt
Vincent Massey
Principal Wylie moves to Schuler
Prairie Rose Regional Division schools will see new faces next year with Mark Wylie moving from Manyberries to acting principal at Schuler for 2001 2002. Darren Miller will replace him at Manyberries. Kal Koch is named acting vice principal at Eagle Butte High for the first semester.
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Prairie Rose
Mark Wylie
Manyberries School
Schuler School
Manyberries
Darren Miller
Kal Koch
Eagle Butte High School
Police set up photo radar at Medicine Hat locations
On Wednesday June 13 police will operate photo radar at various sites in Medicine Hat including First Street S W and around Mother Teresa school playground. Garbage pick up today in Zone 5 as noted by waste removal services.
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First Street
S.W
Mother Teresa
Medicine Hat
City fails thrice to secure new gas reserves in heated market
Medicine Hat officials report three unsuccessful bids totaling about 325 billion cubic feet and a failed 2.8 billion cubic foot stake in the Drowning Ford field. City expects a market correction that could let acquisitions resume at the right time.
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Medicine Hat
Dave Panabaker
Utilities Services Committee
Drowning Ford
Anadarko Energy
Ald
Bernie Anderson
United States
Panabaker
al Buchignani
Saskatchewan
Numac Energy
Cousins West
Outstanding Hat students earn Kiwanis cash for school
Three Medicine Hat students won $1000 scholarships from the Kiwanis Club for community involvement and integrity. Jackie Schwandt, Meredith Carter, and Ricardo Avelar plan university or college study in sports medicine, science and education, or teaching careers.
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Kiwanis Club of
Medicine Hat
Tom Burnie
Jackie Schwandt
Meredith Carter
Crescent Heights High School
Ricardo Avelar
McCoy High School
Schwandt
University of British Columbia
Carter
University of Alberta
Avelar
Medicine Hat College
Deddeda Stemler
Ricardo Aveler
Kiwanis Club
Alberta gas rates seen cut by several suppliers
Alberta residents may see lower gas bills in coming months as ATCO AltaGas and Forty Mile Gas Co op propose rate reductions. AltaGas plans a near one third decrease for customers including Irvine Dunmore Hilda and Schuler and surrounding rural areas.
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Alberta
ATCO
AltaGas
Irvine
Dunmore
Hilda
Schuler
Alberta gas price cuts proposed by regulators
ATCO seeks approval to drop from 9.81 to 5.41 per gigajoule a 45 percent cut with July 1 effective date. AltaGas lowers to 5.20 amid summer market declines, saving about 10 to 17.60 dollars monthly for four months for typical four gigajoule households. Forty Mile Gas Co op and Medicine Hat residents face different impacts. regulator approval needed.
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ATCO
Robert Koizumi
AltaGas
Alberta Energy and Utilities Board
Gary Turner
Forty-Mile Gas Co-op
Turner
Co-Op
Medicine Hat
Redcliff
Hatters weigh wind powered electricity and surcharges
The Hat city utility committee approved surveys to gauge resident and business support for wind generated electricity and possible monthly surcharges. A $30,000 telephone poll of 400 residents and 350 businesses and a $5,000 to $12,000 mail survey are planned for June to July with a final report due in August.
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Hat
Utility Services Committee
Utilities Services
al Buchignani
Accord Research
University of Calgary
Bernie Anderson
Buchignani
Anderson
Accord
Christine Pickup
New meningitis vaccine approved for children under two
Alberta Health announces a safe effective meningitis vaccine for children under 24 months. Walk in clinics in Medicine Hat offer immunizations this Saturday with later fall school clinics and appointment options through June 26.
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Alberta
Alberta Health and Wellness
Gerri Renz
Public Health Nursing
Medicine Hat
Palliser Health Authority
Renz
PHA
Community Health Services
Dunmore Road
Medicine Hat College
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