Medicine Hat News launches new improved website
The Medicine Hat News announces an updated site with faster loading pages and graphics. It preserves local and national content plus letters and opinion pieces while adding searchable per story archives for easy access and targeted purchases.
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Long-distance fraud callers target hotels and motels
Const. Deliine Sharpe warns the public about a resurfaced scheme that targets businesses, especially hotels and motels. Front desk impostors request an outside line to place long-distance calls, leaving the business with a heavy bill. Police urge verification of callers and caution that charges fall on the business.
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Community tips wanted for readers to share
The city desk invites tips and story ideas from readers. Call 527-1101 Ext 663 to report events people or problems worth public attention.
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Photo radar routes set for Medicine Hat in October
Police will operate photo radar at multiple locations in Medicine Hat starting Tuesday October 1. Locations include River Heights school area and Carry Drive S.E. The program aims to deter speeding and capture autonomous red light or speed violations.
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Wittke sale to Federal Signal moves toward close this week
Wittke Inc shareholders approve the sale to Federal Signal Corporation in a 99 percent vote. The deal, valued at about 12.50 per share, is expected to close by Thursday with shares moved to the NYSE and the Medicine Hat plant retaining labor contracts and wages.
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Drivers urged to yield to emergency vehicles for faster response
Paramedics and police urge Hatters to move aside for ambulances and fire trucks with lights and sirens. Delays can cut survival chances in cardiac arrests, heart attacks, and fires. Officers say failure to yield can lead to fines of 103 dollars.
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Allan Guest
Medicine Hat
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