Weekend Weather Fragments Show Placid Mix of Sun and Rain
The clipping shows a two day forecast with Sunday and Monday conditions. High temperatures range near 19 and 17 degrees with lows around 7 and 6, noted as partly cloudy with a chance of showers.
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Brooks principal runs for school board after Bill 205 ruling
Brooks principal Jim Black announced his candidacy for the school board following the Court of Queen’s Bench decision striking down Bill 205 the School Trustee Statutes Amendment Act. He argued teachers should be eligible for boards and voiced concern about class sizes and funding needs beyond levy plebiscites.
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Correction fixes misspelled Rockley Fardee name
The newspaper apologizes for yesterday's misspelling of Rockley Fardee's name and issues the corrected spelling.
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Rockley Fardee
Medicine Hat election race heats up with 30 hopefuls
The 2004 city races in Medicine Hat gear up as about 30 candidates vie for school board chairs and alderman seats. Incumbent mayor Garth Vallely has weak opposition, while seven of eight aldermen seek re election. Voters face a close public and separate school board contest with seasoned incumbents and fresh faces. A rookie alderman, Robert Dumanowski, touted his learning curve as he eyes continued public service.
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Medicine Hat
Aldebanic
Public School Board
Garth Vallely
Robert Dumanowski
Barry Finkelman weighs aldermanic candidates and Hamill critique
In a blunt column Barry Finkelman targets Alderman John Hamill and other city council hopefuls. He argues Hamill’s vitriol harms public discourse while praising senior services and city utilities. The piece previews a crowded race as voters await campaigns, forums, and election notices.
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Barry
Bfinkelman
Medicinehatnews.com
BATUS troop drop could affect Medicine Hat economy
Local officials expect a short term dip in spending as fewer British personnel visit the Medicine Hat area due to reduced BATUS activity. City reports show Suffield forces contribute about 120 million dollars yearly through payrolls and purchases, with an emphasis on manufacturing, services, agriculture, and a strong retail sector.
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Southeast Alberta
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