25 Sep 2001
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Newspaper
The Gazette News
Location
Baldur, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Sep 25, 2001
Page
1
Two flower planters on Broadway Street in Killarney were broken by vandals this summer. Vandalism also affected other areas including the golf course.
Steven Fontaine of Pine Falls hit a massive black bear estimated over 850 pounds. Conservation Officers euthanized the animal, believed to be more than 30 years old, far beyond the typical 20 to 30 year lifespan.
Council members from the R. M. of Turtle Mountain discuss semi trucks using back roads to dodge weigh stations. They warn the routes suffer wear and tear on roads not built for such heavy traffic.
A new handi van was delivered to the Tiger Hills Health Centre in Treherne last week. The vehicle is valued at $90,200 and funded by donations, municipal support, and RHA funding.
St Gerard Roman Catholic Church in Bruxelles begins replacing its entire foundation section by section to save the historic building. The project costs about $100000 with $60000 already raised locally.
RCMP uncovered about 200 mature marijuana plants at a Shellmouth-Boulton rural residence. The drugs were valued at roughly $225,000, leading to criminal charges against the property owner.
Carberry wins four blooms in Communities in Bloom for the 1001-3000 population category, tying with Roblin for the top spot. The recognition highlights the town's community enhancements and sustained performance.
Work has begun on a new 48 by 100 foot wood fire hall at Reston. The facility will also house the handl van, providing space for equipment and operations.
The Village of Minto plans a new restaurant with a community committee confident they can raise 130 140 thousand dollars locally to fund the build.
The Crystal City RCMP reports a calm August due to harvest and vacations. Observations include No Parking near Pilot Mound School, Halloween dance coordination with Cst. Mark Hume, a train crossing incident causing vehicle damage, impaired driving charges, highway infractions, pool trespass fines, a burglary at Erlands Cabinets, domestic threats and a custody case near Winkler.
Manitoba's climate change report warns unprecedented shifts threaten agriculture transport forestry and energy. Led by former foreign affairs minister Lloyd Axworthy the eight member panel recommends a 75 million Climate Change Partnership and a Climate Change Initiative Office to coordinate cross departmental action and public education while reforming energy policy and expanding renewable options to position Manitoba as a national leader.
The fifth annual Riding Mountain Challenge for Multiple Sclerosis ran September 8 and 9 with 300 riders from Dauphin, MB cycling 150 kilometers between Dauphin and Wasagaming in Riding Mountain Park. The goal was $96000, but pledges totaled $100000. ages ranged from 10 to 70, and Neil Stouffer of Belmont won a backpack as the oldest rider.
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