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Newspaper
Roblin Review
Location
Roblin, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 12, 2008
Page
2
Manitoba MP Inky Mark chose a Mercedes Smart ForTwo CDi to cut his carbon footprint while traveling the riding. He notes the car's 799cc engine, 45hp, 88 g/km CO2, and 71 mpg fuel efficiency with a 33L tank enabling over 620 miles range. MSRP starts at 16500 dollars.
The Rural Municipality of Harrison sympathizes with Cory and Kelly Woywada over a rat infestation in their Newdale home but offers no assistance. Rats moved in after neighboring tenants left garbage. RM suggests village council consider town-wide garbage pickup. cleanup costs are about $30,000.
A community medical doctor plans to depart this spring prompting a search for a replacement. Dr Kathy Rahnavardi has served notice and a month has passed since the search began. Her husband, also a physician, could not find work locally and will relocate to Nova Scotia.
Russell Banner RCMP investigated a break in at Foxwarren Arena between 12:30 and 7 am January 22. Food and money were stolen from a drink machine and arena kitchen. Damages and theft valued about $4,000. Related evidence found in Birtle area.
The Parkland Regional Health Authority awaits final tweaks before moving into the new Community Health building next month. The facility will house PRHA administration and consolidate Community Health services from several temporary offices across the city, connected to the Dauphin Regional Health Centre.
Parents of elementary students in Calder fight to keep the local school in the community. A study committee will decide the Calder School's viability and must report findings to the Good Spirit School Division board by October. The school now serves 27 students.
Swan Valley Credit Union chief Ken Doleman travels to Tanzania on February 16 to scale Mount Kilimanjaro for the Cooperative Development Foundation of Canada. He aims to raise one dollar for every step of the climb, about 19 340 steps, tying the fundraiser to a popular television series.
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