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Newspaper
The Taber Times
Location
Taber, Alberta, Canada
Date
Dec 27, 2006
Page
5
A reflective piece from Taber on enjoying simple holiday activities with family and friends. The author recounts scrabble nights, gingerbread house viewing, babysitting, wrapping gifts, and local shopping, contrasting Taber with Lethbridge and noting how quiet, small moments can bring joy.
Alberta residents face higher bills as the 2007-2008 budget raises residential tax take by 6.4 percent in 2007 and 5.49 percent in 2008. Stettler bus drivers urge an exception to bylaw banning home parking for school buses, while High Level RCMP intensify impaired driving crackdowns this holiday season. Fort Macleod notes a former cabinet minister under Ralph Klein was moved to the back benches last week.
Taber presents a weekly feature compiling images sent in by readers showing scenes from around the globe. The column highlights diverse perspectives and moments captured by locals, inviting further submissions.
The review dings Beerfest for forced jokes and weak pacing from the Broken Lizard troupe. It notes American brothers Jan and Todd Wolfhouse seek family honor at Oktoberfest through a Beer Olympics while Donald Sutherland appears briefly. The critic ranks it low with a three dollar sign prognosis and suggests Strange Brew for comparably bolder beer humor.
A community feature highlights Ben Anderson, a 12 year old who loves sports and aims for the NBA or a career as a pilot or engineer. He shares memories, admired people, family life in Taber, and what matters to him. He dreams of college basketball with a scholarship and notes his grandpa Anderson as an inspiration.
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