08 Sep 2007
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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Sep 08, 2007
Page
1
People tour the Esplanade Terrace during its opening weekend as Clara Mitchell donates 100000 and the provincial government contributes 60000. Members donors and volunteers attend a preview ahead of the public opening.
Beating the Retreat, a British military tradition dating to 1690, will be celebrated at British Army Training Unit Suffield Monday night. The Band of the Parachute Regiment will perform for 200 British personnel and spouses in civilian dress, with music, cocktails and nibblies as uniforms are swapped for smart city outfits.
Medicine Hat police and volunteers urge the public to see donated items in charity bins as property of the charity once placed in or around the bins. Theft and mischief charges can apply to removal or damage, with volunteers detailing frequent breakage, looting, and long cleanup efforts. Police urge witnesses to call in and not confront thieves.
Medicine Hat News reports the launch of an automated bin pickup trial in Ross Glen, northeast Crescent Heights, and Northlands. Three neighbourhoods receive the new bins delivered last week with automated arms enabling side pickups. Project cost so far is 45000 with each bin at 76. The city will decide on subsidies or homeowner purchases and expansion next year.
City of Medicine Hat blocks Facebook Myspace and YouTube for about 800 city employees citing productivity and network strain. Prairie Rose School Division also bans Facebook at school while Toronto restricts Facebook and other sites. Employers urge focus and better monitoring as sites are increasingly blocked.
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