Flood-zone residents praise city flood efforts and lower peak flow
Residents in the Harlow area welcomed Alberta Environment’s forecast downgrade of the South Saskatchewan River peak to 2 700 cubic metres per second expected Saturday. They credited city mitigation work including 3.9 kilometres of temporary barriers and about 12 000 sandbags, with evacuation plans and on‑the‑ground deployment by 150 workers.
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First turbine goes in for city's first windfarm
Medicine Hat advances its municipal wind project with the first turbine installed as part of a public private partnership with Wind River. Construction aims to finish the three turbines within six weeks and have them operational by mid July powering up to 1800 homes.
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Second Street merchants host two day Kash Business celebration
The 600 block on Second Street kicks off a two day event called Whos on 2nd to celebrate the block's new look. City CCDA and merchants hold a ribbon cutting with Mayor Clugston and a lantern parade after a weekend of live music, workshops, and store specials.
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Derek Gavey
Daniel Hooft
Kelsey Porter
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