Vandalism hits Grandview Museum and school window damage
Overnight vandalism at the Grandview Museum damaged the old School with smashed windows. Police probe underway and they urge public help to identify suspects.
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 04, 2001
Page
1
Overnight vandalism at the Grandview Museum damaged the old School with smashed windows. Police probe underway and they urge public help to identify suspects.
At the Russell and District Chamber of Commerce general meeting officials discussed the Manitoba Park Project pilot process for intensive livestock operations with local communities. Marcia Rowat cited two Parkland sites for pilot projects and outlined a community consultative process overseen by the province. Also announced were Beef and Barley festival plans including opening ceremonies and naming the Beef and Barley Bull, plus Westpark building a new 3,288 square foot office on Russell’s Main Street.
Redi Mix crews started last week on a semi trailer parking lot on the east side of the Jolly Ledger to fix trailer parking along the highway. The Russell Inn board undertakes a no charge illuminated lot with displaced dirt used as a sound barrier for the nearby residential trailer park and hotel, with entrances off the service road and the Yellowhead.
Sandra Delorme resigns as Chief Executive Officer of the Marquette Regional Health Authority at the August 22 meeting. With an anticipated 3.5 million funding shortfall this fiscal year, board chair Robert Buternowsky notes budget cuts are needed while signaling a search for a new CEO with a fresh perspective to address regional funding and staffing challenges.
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