Taylor Hanaghan Reads in Ross Glen School Library
A Ross Glen School Grade 6 student, Taylor Hanaghan, reads a book during library time on Tuesday afternoon. Emma Bennett captures the moment for a school photo.
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Oct 18, 2012
Page
1
A Ross Glen School Grade 6 student, Taylor Hanaghan, reads a book during library time on Tuesday afternoon. Emma Bennett captures the moment for a school photo.
The binders full of women quote from Mitt Romney during the 2012 debate trended on Twitter and inspired memes and a website. Critics highlight university data showing few women in top Massachusetts positions and no female Bain Capital partners during Romney’s leadership, challenging the claim of broad female appointments.
A joint services committee formed to speed Employment Insurance claims processed quickly with Lakeside issuing fast track codes. By Monday night 500 claims were complete. Officials pledge to prevent gaps for temporary workers and ensure coordination among service providers. Meanwhile calls rise to reopen Lakeside plant as ranchers warn losses from closures mount. A town hall for cattle producers is set for Bow Slope Shipping Saturday at 7 p.m.
The city and residents clash over property boundaries with the city asserting a single parcel within the original development permit while the condo group argues for individual lot lines. River Ridge Condo Association now owns the service station serving two residential developments a seniors facility and a vacant lot after no formal joint service agreement was signed despite developer Medican claiming one was in the works.
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