Turtle Mountain School Board seeks closure of Dunrea School
The Turtle Mountain School Division asks Minister Drew Caldwell to close Dunrea School as student numbers drop below ten, citing educational and economic infeasibility. At Somerset School, students planted several tree species including Cranberry, Amber Maples, and Little Leaf Lilacs, organized by the Somerset Parent Advisory Group and funded by the Sustainable Development Initiative Fund.
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Turtle Mountain
Drew Caldwell
Dunrea
Somerset School
Somerset Parent Advisory Group
Sustainable Development Initiative Fund
Credit Unions Merge To Form New Turtle Mountain Union
Members of Boissevain Credit Union and Turtle Mountain Credit Union voted to amalgamate. The two institutions will cease to exist on September 30, 2001 and a new credit union will begin under the Turtle Mountain name.
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Boissevain Credit Union
Turtle Mountain Credit Union
Turtle Mountain
Students stage fake accident in Carberry
On May 31 the Students of Carberry's T.A.D.D staged a mock collision with an impaired driver hitting another car. The driver in the second vehicle suffered serious injuries while the passenger died. Carberry Emergency Services arrived and demonstrated vehicle extrication techniques.
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Carberry
T.A.D.D
Killarney Plans New Residential Care Home
Killarney Town Council approved South West Community Options’ plan to open a second residential care home in Killarney marking a second facility in the town. The project advances the town’s elderly care capacity and local services.
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Killarney
South West Community Options
Forest tent caterpillar infestation seen across province
A widespread outbreak of forest tent caterpillars has spread from Killarney to Roblin and Winnipeg. Municipalities have attempted spraying to control the pests, but many areas cannot afford the costly treatment.
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Killarney
Roblin
Winnipeg
Dynamic Duo Theatre Alumni Shine in Winnipeg Scene
University of Winnipeg alumni Larry Desrochers and Laurie Lam achieve high status in Manitoba arts. Desrochers directed Pan Am and Canada Games events and led MTC projects, while Lam works as a producer at MTC after studying English and theatre. Both credit the university with shaping their careers and community impact.
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Doug Arfell
University of Winnipeg
Larry Desrochers
Baldurite
Manitoba Opera
Laurie Lam
Manitoba Theatre Centre
MTC
Lam
Dennis Noble
Sam
Desrochers
Prairie Theatre Exchange
Winnipeg Film Group
Canada
Brandon
Winnipeg
Per Brask
Bruce McManus
Los Angeles
American Film Institute
L.A
Killarney RCMP Report May 2001 Community Police Notes
Manitoba RCMP in Killarney and Baldur report a workplace accident at Tri-Leaf Hutterite Colony near Baldur where 47 year old Raymond Baete died after a 1500 pound tire fell. The Manitoba Workplace Safety and Health Division investigates. Several June incidents include a spousal assault in Killarney, a disturbance at Erin Inn, and a theft at Borderview Lumber. Killarney officers issued 16 speeding tickets in May.
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Killarney
Manitoba
Cartwright
Richard Graham
Howie
Leaf Rapids
Lucette
Rcmp of
Manitoba fixes roads after flood and thaw strain
Manitoba crews respond to spring flooding and overland thaw damaging roads. Transportation minister Steve Ashton says about 5 million dollars will be needed for repairs, with private firms aiding in temporary and permanent fixes as crews monitor conditions and warn motorists. Roads total 13 000 kilometres paved and 6 000 gravel with regionally planned repairs on Highways 5 23 18 and surrounding links.
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Manitoba
Transportation and Government Services
Steve Ashton
Ashton
P.T.H
Corporate Challenge Opens Entries For 2001 Solstice Event
The Solstice Committee invites mixed teams of 8 to 12 members with ages from under 15 to over 50. Teams must pick a name and color. friends or nonbusiness groups may enter. For questions or entry, contact Darrick Jones at the Gazette office 535-2127 or home 535-2273 or Nicole Martens at 535-2591. The July summer Solstice event aims to be memorable.
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Darrick Jones
Gazette
Nicole Martens
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Broege
Somerset Tree Planting
Credit Union Merger
Gare
University
Prousts
Madeline
R.C.M.P
Collyer Ford
Oak Point
Hawthorne Drive
Borderview
Baldur
Ninette T.H
RRSP
RRIF
Crocus Investment
Cypress River
Air Deposita
Credit Union Deposit Guarantee Corporation
Cypress River Credit Union
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