Two plaque unveilings mark Medicine Hat historic sites
June 29 in downtown Medicine Hat features two plaque ceremonies by the Heritage Resources Committee with the City and Agency. Unveilings begin at 4 p.m. on First Street S.E. near River Dental Gazebo and at the Monarch Theatre with light refreshments after.
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Medicine Hat
City of
First Street South
Monarch Theatre
First Street
S.E
River Dental
Monarch
Society of the Friends of the Monarch
HRC
Medicinehat
Hints of steps to boost brain health in old age
Washington report finds hints that exercise blood pressure control and certain forms of cognitive training may help brain health in aging but warns evidence is inconclusive. It urges no public campaign yet but encourages people to stay intellectually active and seek solid studies before buying programs.
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Washington
National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine
Alan Leshner
National Academies Committee
National Institute On Aging
National Academies
Leshner
Alzheimer’s Association
Maria Carrillo
Rossiter Store and Brave Scout Hero of River Flats
A River Flats building on a side street hides its past as the Rossiter Store built in 1911. Norman Rossiter, a 14 year old Boy Scout leader and son of Charles and Ann Rossiter, saved balloonist George Cokely from a rapid descent in a 1911 hot air balloon incident. He later served as an electrician, enlisted in 210th Battalion during WWI, earned two war medals, and the Rossiters eventually moved to Calgary after selling the business. Graham's Groceteria later operated at the site from 1923 to 1941 before the era of modern stores.
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River Flats
Esplanade
Rossiter
Norman Rossiter
Charles
Ann Rossiter
Northwest Amusement Company
George Cokely
Cokely
South Saskatchewan
Norman
Canada
Europe
210Th
Rossiters
Calgary
Home of a hero markets and Medicine Hat's quiet streets
Malcolm Sissons chairs the Heritage Resources Committee as Sally Sehn, with Esplanade Archives staff, prepared this piece about Medicine Hat’s corner stores, shopping centres, and big box stores and the stories behind each quiet residential neighbourhood.
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Medicine Hat
Malcolm Sissons
Sally Sehn
Esplanade Archives
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Ross Glen Drive
Strachan Road
Cathie Catalana For
SALE
Cathie Catalana
Southview Drive
Ralinnal
Strach Road
Sunset Crescent
Sturday
Alinano
WIM
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