Personal fashion freedom sparks bold orange shirt debate
A lively account of dressing outside the norm at a policeman’s ball. Greg’s orange shirt ignites conversations about daring style, while critics mock the look as pinkish. The piece argues individuality brings fun, confidence, and curious attention, with caution about criticism.
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Greg
Garrett Simmons
Sation
Minor Soccer needs volunteers or season will be canceled
Hanna-Hanna Minor Soccer appeals for coaches or assistants for the upcoming season. If recruitment misses by April 1, outdoor mini soccer will be canceled. Pincher Creek a tree crushed a Pontiac Grand Prix on town property. Fort Macleod to host a 110 million Police and Peace Officer Training Centre with the project on schedule per Solicitor General Fred Lindsay at the Livingstone Macleod PC Association meeting.
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Hanna - Hanna
Pincher Creek
Natalie Humeston
Humeston
Fort Macleod
Alberta Police and
Alberta
Fred Lindsay
Lindsay
Livingstone-Macleod
Progressive Conservative Association
Curse of the Golden Flower fails to meet lofty predecessors
The film, set in 928 Tang Dynasty, centers on Emperor Ping and his ambitious family. Critics argue it lacks the majesty of Crouching Tiger Hero and House of Flying Daggers, with uneven pacing, glossed battle scenes, and weak character focus, delivering little tragedy or depth despite a large budget.
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Emperor Ping
Chow Yun-Fat
Ping
Princess Liang
Gong Li
Hero
House of Flying Daggers
T &T Video
Library Closes April 7 for Move to New Building
The Taker Public Library announces a temporary closure after April 7 to relocate to a new building. Bookdrops will be sealed on April 7 and reopen with the new facility. Patrons may return items to other CARLS libraries or hold them until reopening. A three day Book Give-away runs April 12–14 with everything moving east of the current building.
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CARLS
Public School Seminary Curriculum Under Local Review
A reader writes about WR Myers High School religious courses. Horizon School Division claims no tax burden while CEU income accrues to the district. Classes are held in a church building and taught by a church-paid teacher with curriculum approved by Alberta Learning.
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WR. Myers High School
Horizon School
W.R Myers
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
WR. Myers
Alberta Learning
W.R. Myers
Jesus Christ
Taber Times launches Taker Takes photo feature
The Taber Times calls for reader photo submissions for a weekly showcase. Starting this month the paper will select one image per week to publish on the page. Local Alberta shots preferred with submission drop-off at 4822 53 St or email gsimmons tabertimes.com.
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Taber Times
the Times
Times
David Bly
Gsimmons
Tabertimes
Alberta
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