Hatters Brace as Saskatchewan River Flood Threat Grows
Alberta Environment monitors rising creeks as the South Saskatchewan threatens homes and parks in Hat, near Industrial Avenue, with 2,400 cubic metres a second flow expected. Residents recall 1995 floods while officials urge water-use curbs and sandbag limits.
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Industrial Avenue
Ross Creek
Seven Persons Creek
South Saskatchewan
Doug
Gloria Picken
Iron Avenue
Alberta Environment
Garry Mauch
Mauch
IXL Industries
Ian McLaughlin
Police Point Park
Strathcona Island Park
Riverside
Adolf Roth
Eighth Avenue
Alberta
Bow
Oldman
Saskatchewan
Hat
Anne McInerney
John Fedoruk
Fedoruk
Dreamer Sees Dawn Before Others
A Wilde quotation about dreamers who navigate by moonlight and suffer dawn’s early glare, noting that those who find their way by moonlight pay the price of dawn ahead of the crowd.
Water floods Walsh farm as Mackay Creek overflows
Noble family fights basement flooding from Mackay Creek runoff. Pumps run since noon but water keeps rising as floodwaters from other areas feed into their yard. Neighbours and Spring Creek Hutterite Colony assist while much of the hamlet digs out and assesses damage.
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Noble
Walsh
Mackay Creek
Nobles
Spring Creek Hutterite
Len
Geoff Shoesmith
Shoesmith
Irvine
Ross Creek
Stemler
River Run moves route due to high river levels
The Medicine Hat Family YMCA Father’s Day River Run shifts from the YMCA to Gas City Campground at 9 30 a m because the South Saskatchewan River is flooded. Registration remains cash only on race day with early sign up at the Hat YMCA.
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Deddeda Stemler
Bill Cooper
Janet Klum
Kiwanis Park
Harris Street
Scooter
Medicine Hat
South Saskatchewan
Medicine Hat Family Ymca
YMCA
Gas City
Ed Stiles
Stiles
Lion’s Park
Hat Family Ymca
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