Curfew Aims to Curb Vandalism in Ama r an th Village
Neepawa Press reports Amaranth RM approved a curfew banning anyone 16 or younger from being out after 11 PM without adult supervision. Fines range from 10 to 50 dollars for violators. RCMP say enforcement will start with the new school year in September to address rising late night vandalism and theft in the village of about 200.
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Neepawa Press
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Ama
Amaranth Rcmp Sai
Ciue
Park plan complete referenced by Asessippi Vision
The Asessippi Provincial Park destiny plan finalizes a community driven strategy to expand park appeal, extend visitor stays, and boost annual visitors. Lombard North Group studied ways to attract more tourists with regional input from tourism agencies operators officials and residents. Police reported marijuana seizures near Dropmore with 49 pounds harvested electronically monitored, later found 17 pounds nearby. RCMP to dispose of plants via the Bureau of Dangerous Drugs.
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Cam
Winnipeg
Lombard North Group
Department of Natural Resources
Iisnaapeen
Lake of the Prairies
Ases- Bippi
Ney
Jeniffer Padfield
Brian Auger
Sheri Fedorowich
Dropmore
Roblin and Russell
Dauphin Canine
RCMP
Bureau of Dangerous Drugs
Police leader returns home to foster community policing
Terrie Welwood profiles Staff Sergeant Darcy Davidson who returns to Prairie Mountain Detachment after a long career in Manitoba. He emphasizes community policing, meeting with residents to set local priorities, and early programs like Store Front policing at a high school. He plans to bring similar initiatives to Waywayseecappo and other communities.
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Darcy Davidson
Prairie Mountain Detachment
Winnipeg
Risell
Regina
Davidson
Manitoba
Flin Flon
RCMP
Roblin
Rossburn
Wayway
Russell
Flin Fion
Waywayseecappo Wolverines
Flinton
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