Safety first as new school year begins in Alberta
The Times urges drivers to slow for school buses and pedestrians with the return of students across Alberta. It notes high child injury risk from traffic, highlights school zone 30 kmh limits and times, penalties for failing to yield in crosswalks, and the need for both drivers and pedestrians to exercise caution and watch school safety patrols.
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Taber Council urged to delay water privatization until after election
Readers urge Taber to postpone Alternative Service Delivery for water services. They warn privatization risks higher costs, profit-taking by private firms, and urge residents to question candidates at the Sept. 5 open house and vote in October.
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Sign Removed After Water Public Sign Stirs Local Bylaw Debate
Resident reports bylaw officer seized a Keep Water Public sign placed on a boulevard in front of their home. They question selective enforcement and allege signs for real estate or garage sales remain untouched while discussing water system privatization concerns. The officer offered no explanation and no return call followed.
Cornfest Triumph and Town Plans Highlight Taber Chronicle
The 1997 Cornfest drew strong crowds with Jean Bullock praising a successful weekend and local businesses seeing a boost. The Drug-Free Powerlifting Championships wrapped up Sunday as council debated regional funding and future industry growth at a mini-summit.
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