Police seek 15-year-old Ashley Neitz missing since Sunday
Medicine Hat police ask the public for help locating Ashley Neitz a 15 year old girl last seen with friends Sunday night. She is five foot five 135 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes wearing a black dress. Police say it is non criminal at this stage but want to ensure her safety and urge tips to Crime Stoppers or the police.
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Olice
Lou O’reilly
Ashley Neitz
Medicine Hat
Neitz
O’reilly
O'Reilly
Photo radar set for Medicine Hat Friday
Police will operate photo radar at multiple sites in Medicine Hat including St. Francis playground and Kingsway Ave on Friday June 28, aiming to deter speed violations and improve road safety.
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St. Francis Playground
Kingsway Ave
Medicine Hat
Waste Removal Zone 5 pickup notice
Community update announces garbage collection in Zone 5 with a call for tips and story ideas. Readers may submit questions via the Medicine Hat News website or contact the city desk for more information.
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City Desk
Home fixer plan after health authority deems unit unfit
Palliser Health Authority declared unit No. 20 at 15 Second St. N.E. unfit for habitation after a verification of roof leaks and a collapsed living room ceiling. Owner Bradley Jassman said repairs will begin soon, with six inches of rain contributing to damage and other issues including broken windows, a broken sewer drain, lack of smoke detectors, and dirty carpets. The tenants have left and could not be reached.
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Palliser Health Authority
Bradley Jassman
Second St. N.E
Larry Butt
Environmental Health Services
Hat Hire-A-Student wins tri-city job search contest
Hat Hire-A-Student wins the Tri-City Tent Off with Medicine Hat posting 83 jobs, Red Deer 42, Lethbridge 54. Shawn Boyd notes 84 jobs posted this week as Ferris braved sun atop the Hat office to boost student employment and calls in offers from across Red Deer Lethbridge and Medicine Hat.
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Tri-City
Jess Ferris
Red Deer
Lethbridge
Medicine Hat
Shawn Boyd
Ferris
Boyd
Development board denies appeals to not clean up yards
Appellants faced three hearings at the city subdivision and development appeal board on Thursday. Two appeals of orders to clean up unsightly properties were denied, while an appeal of a development permit from the municipal planning commission was upheld.
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Municipal Planning Commission
Neighbours Back Yard Hobby Despite Cleanup Order
Gordon Lentz gathered 11 neighbours to write letters affirming no problems with materials at 923 and 929 Dominion St. S.E. He described years of collecting and salvaging but agreed to remove more items after bylaw officers ordered cleanup. Special Const. Fred Crittenden said the yard met unsightly criteria and the board denied the appeal while hoping for a mutual agreement.
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Gordon Lentz
Dominion St. S.E
Lentz
Godin
Hawke Crescent yard ordered cleaned after weed and debris issue
The board denied Thomas Crockford’s appeal of an order to clean his property at 2188 Hawke Crescent N.E. Bylaw officers cited accumulated weeds, building material, an old truck and other debris. Crockford blamed his absence for the ongoing problem and proposed future cleanup in the fall. officials affirmed the order.
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Thomas Crockford
Hawke Crescent N.E
Crockford
Crittenden
Appeal Upheld Over Triplex Plan At 34 and 36 Taylor Mews
The board upheld neighbours appeal against a development permit for a triplex at 34 and 36 Taylor Mews SE. City staff opposed the permit citing duplex origins and driveway size, while opponents noted restrictive agreements against multi family dwellings. Owner Tony Steiert plans to live in one unit and sell the others.
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Taylor Mews
S.E
Municipal Planning Commission
Ken Serr
Roblyn
Tony Steiert
Godin
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