RCMP charge in theft of Asessippi Park bridge
RCMP charge a Rossban man with theft over $1000 linked to the dismantling of the old Asessippi Park bridge. The bridge was taken apart with a torch, the pieces stored at Asessippi Provincial Park, and investigators question whether it can be reassembled. Police also investigated a May 25 report of a suspicious vehicle and a May 29 theft of grain worth over $1000 near Russell.
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RCMP
Asessippi Park Bridge
Bruce Petry
Russell Rcmp
Rossban
Asessippi Park
Asessippi
Perry
Russell
Petry
Main Street
Kilkenny
Russell Clinic
Manitoba
Sylvester
Chamber
No. 83
Vince Edwards
The
Royal Bank
Chamber backs Concerned Citizens group for government funds
Russell Chamber of Commerce approves writing a letter supporting the Concerned Citizens Group in appealing a denied operation grant. The May meeting highlighted guest Carla Rosnoski, temporary duties, and involvement with Environment Week activities. Members discussed Hazardous Waste Depot plans, Upcoming Beef Show, and the Community Futures Steering Committee appointment.
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Chamber of Commerce
Russell ‘Concerned Citizens
Chamber
Viola Coulter
Carla Rosnoski
Gord Sylveter
Rosnoski
Russell Concerned Citizens
Environment Committee
Household
Jodi Montgomery
Manitoba
Russell
Cent
Roblin
Russell Economic Development Committee
Jim Langford
Community Futures
Old Business
Manitoba Hazardous Waste Management Corporation
Mudpuppy or salamander at Inglis Beach mystery
Joe Desmarais reports a 12 inch critter found at Asessipi Beach by Sheldon Ziprick of Inglis and sent to Inglis Junior High Physics and Science teacher Dwight Brown. Brown and Brandon University zoology experts debate whether the specimen is a mudpuppy or an immature salamander as it may metamorphose this fall. The team aims to keep it alive to observe its gills and tail changes and feeding needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Desmarais
Asessipi Beach
Sheldon Ziprick
Inglis
Dwight Brown
Edland
Inglis Junior High School
Brown
Great Lakes
Mississippi River
Georgia
Texas
Roblin
Brandon University
Clifford Glenn
Glenn
R. Allan B. Becker
University of Manitoba
Allergy Information Association
Environment Week Celebrations Across Manitoba Highlighted
Environment Week runs June 3 to 9 with 24 Manitoba projects funded by Environment Canada for recycling, habitat work, cleanups, and fairs. Park Day offers free park admissions, while Manitoba students collect aluminum cans and bottles for a Recycling Challenge with cash prizes for top schools. Environment Minister Glen Cummings to reveal winners on Wednesday.
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Environment Canada
Manitoba
Canada
Environment Week
David Suzuki
Glen Cummings
Journalist Launches Weekly Column by Duffy on CTV News
Veteran CBC reporter Joe Desmarais Mike Duffy of CTV's Sunday Edition starts a weekly Russell Banner column. Duffy brings war coverage plus political humor, with past work in Vietnam Cyprus the Middle East and awards for refugee aid and Armenian embassy attack reporting. He debuted this issue in the Russell Banner.
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Joe Desmarais
Mike Duffy
CTV
Duffy
CBC
CTV News
Parliament Hill
Meech Lake Accord
Charlottetown
P.E.L
Charlottetown Guardian
Vietnam
Cyprus
Mid-East
Israel
Lebanon
House of Commons
Actra
Russell Banner
Delayed Hairdresser Licenses Extend to June
Manitoba licensing delays due to printing problems extend the 1969 hairdresser license coverage to June 30 1990. Marilyn Kenny notes mailouts normally occur in spring with fees due by March 1. operating without a license remains an offense under the Hairdresser Act.
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Manitoba Labor Apprenticeship and Training Branch
Marilyn Kenny
Manitoba
March Bist
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Rsusseut
St. Claude
Lake of the Prairies
Russell Chamber of Commerce
Concerned Citizens Group
Myra Kilkenny
Elayed
Highways and ‘Transportation
Albert Dreidger
Justice
Jim McCrae
Gallup
Tan Craigon
Canadian Association For Health, Physical Education and Recreation
Fitness Canada
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