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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
May 20, 2010
Page
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The Boogie Wonder Hand performs a major diac is oe invention at Explenads Theatre on Friday night. Many attendees danced and hummed along while a pre concert lobby dance fest heated the crowd.
Crescent Heights High School’s team, the Vikings, reach the Alberta final after a close semifinal. They were double teamed by Camrose Trojans defenders but secured a win to set up the championship on Saturday at 6 pm.
Medicine Hat artist Dana Shuksier unveils Fight on a public billboard at Daunnafe Road south of 22 Street S.E. in conjunction with Pre-Flight Trace at Esplanade Gallery. Curator Janine Mantion notes the piece is a silent, message free public artwork and runs through early April 2010.
About 24 000 doses of the seasonal vaccine were administered, matching past campaigns. Seniors and teens showed strong uptake, though overall vaccination fell short of the leader’s 100 percent target. The final clinic was March 1 at the Community Health Services Centre. appointments available by calling 43 52 4190 for travel and other requests.
The festival ends Sunday with the Stars of the Festival evening at Medicine Hill College Theatre at 7 pm. Young performers like Costa Coetzee express aims to be chosen for future competitions. Local judges praise talent and say the best may go on to higher events.
Local gun owners oppose the billion-dollar registry arguing it is a costly burden and would not curb crime, while law enforcement and some officials see value in registration for tracing firearms. A Conservative private member’s bill advances to committee as rural residents echo distrust in the system. Local police say a registry helps policing, while critics call it wasteful spending.
Ralph Bucks are handed out on a talk show hybrid hosted by Kein with Josh Graberman as co host. The program features Kein perched on a golden throne delivering candid, raw humor while commentators note his ascent and decline within the Progressive Conservative party. The show airs Saturday at 8 pm. CTS, launched in 1898 in Burlington, Ontario, promotes family friendly programming.
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