News special edition aids Red Cross relief effort
The News pledged 25 percent of Sept 20 sales from a special edition on the Sept 11 attacks to the Red Cross disaster relief fund in New York. Hatters bought 3308.80 with 827.20 earmarked for the Red Cross. Alan Poirier said the effort informs the public and supports relief.
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Red Cross Disaster Relief Fund
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New York
Alan Poirier
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Photo Radar Planned for Medicine Hat Monday
Police will set up photo radar at multiple locations in Medicine Hat including Southview school playground and First Street S.W on Monday October 29.
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Southview School
First Street
S.W
Medicine Hat
Waste Removal Zone 4 garbage pickup announced
Today's garbage collection operates in Zone 4 with schedules adjusted accordingly. Residents should place waste curbside by the usual collection time to ensure timely service.
Payroll Bingo Draw Updates From United Way Event
The Oct 26 payroll bingo draw by United Way of South Eastern Alberta lists numbers 062 130 061 120 N35 N38 068 N37 19 G46. Level 3 game is currently in progress.
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United Way of
South Eastern
Alberta
Week shows dip in crime with several break ins and thefts
This week reports three residential break ins across 800 block of 10 Street S.E. Con naught Drive S.W. and Ross Glen Road S.E. Items stolen include a JVC flatscreen TV VCR microwave movies CDs and a Sega Dreamcast. other losses include a Hitachi DVD player and a DVD a break in at Food Bank Root Cellar with door damage and no value taken. two framed pictures stolen from Carousel Crafts and cash from Thomson Fisher Insurance. Five vehicles were reported stolen during the week.
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S.E
Connaught Drive
S.W
Hitachi
Ross Glen Road
Food Bank
Powder House Rd
Sixth St. S.W
Thomson Fisher Insurance Ltd
Second St. S.E
Chase Across Border Involved High Speed Police Pursuit
Medicine Hat police and RCMP chased a stolen 1985 Olds Regency as it sped west on Trans-Canada Highway at 140 to 170 km h weaving through traffic. Spike belt stopped the vehicle near Maple Creek before two Regina men aged 18 and 22 were taken into custody. They face multiple charges including dangerous driving and possession of a weapon.
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Medicine Hat
S.E
S.W
RCMP
Lou O'Reilly
Redcliff Rcmp
First Street
Maple Creek
Sask
O'Reilly
Helicopter Airlift At Medicine Hat Mall Impresses Crowds
Dan Chase of Venture Helicopters performed a 18 minute airlift of two 1 600 kilogram condensers onto a Safeway roof while a large crowd watched in the Medicine Hat Mall parking lot Police blocked Carry Drive for safety as CTR Refrigeration and Venture Helicopters carried out the time sensitive lift It was praised as precise and impressive by onlookers and workers alike.
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Medicine Hat Mall
Safeway
Dan Chase
Chase
Venture Helicopters
Stacey Lauer
Lauer
CTR Refrigeration
CTR
Brad Weber
Weber
Lorne Plotsky Sr
Merle Kurpjuweit
Karpjuweit
Venture
Carry
Plotsky
Ryan Taplin
Medicine Hat
Poor Boy Lunch Aids Medicine Hat Food Bank
The CAIFA Poor Boy Lunch at 5th Avenue Memorial Church serves hot dogs and beans with bread to raise funds for the Medicine Hat Food Bank. Tickets cost $3 and include prize draws such as a health membership and a BMX bike.
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Medicine Hat Food Bank
Canadian Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors
CAIFA
5Th Avenue Memorial Church
Halloween Safety Tips From Neighborhood Guidance
The guidance emphasizes accompanying children on trick or treating or traveling in groups, knowing the area, and planning routes. Tips include wearing light colored flame resistant costumes with reflective strips, using face paint, staying on sidewalks, crossing at intersections, carrying flashlights, and adults supervising young children. Do not enter strangers homes or cars and inspect treats before eating.
This Month on Obscured Windshields and Windows
A brief item notes that obscured windshields and windows are visible this month, affecting visibility and driving conditions in local areas. It highlights potential safety concerns and urges drivers to inspect glass and use appropriate coverings or cleaning methods.
Break in at CAPE School prompts Crime Stoppers appeal
Early morning break in at CAPE School 830a Balmoral St S E involved forced rear window entry. Theft includes a CD player keyboard mouse and other items valued over 1000 with rewards up to 2000 for information leading to arrests. Call 527 TIPS or 1 800 222 8477. anonymity assured.
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Cape School
Balmoral St. S.E
Medicine Hat
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