Taber budget hints at four percent tax hike
A first look at the 2005 Taber budget shows a possible four percent tax increase and 4.194 million dollars allocated for projects in 2005. Page B6.
16 Feb 2005
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Newspaper
The Taber Times
Location
Taber, Alberta, Canada
Date
Feb 16, 2005
Page
1
A first look at the 2005 Taber budget shows a possible four percent tax increase and 4.194 million dollars allocated for projects in 2005. Page B6.
A page piece traces the Japanese community in Tabor, detailing mixed experiences of triumph and hardship as it shaped local history. The article on page A3 highlights cultural influence, migration stories, and community resilience within the town.
Readers buzz over whether Walmart will enter the town, potentially impacting local sporting goods outlets and suit prices. The column notes shopper plans and market uncertainty without confirming any store openings.
Lamb Weston Taber facility may resume production soon after Thursday fire at AmeriCold Logistics building. ConAgra Foods spokesman Bob McKeon said the line can manufacture but full capacity depends on findingStorage alternatives. No injuries. damage appears minor in storage area. manufacturing space unaffected.
Planning director Lenze Kuiper says speculation on a Walmart move into Tabor will continue until a public hearing Feb 23. Council approved a land reclassification off Highway 3 for major retail development with details kept confidential until the meeting. A 200,000 square foot structure is planned, and John MacDonald of Vancouver seeks to subdivide the parcel into four lots. a 7 p.m. public hearing is set at council chambers.
Taber Lions celebrate 70th anniversary with a charter night at the Heritage Inn in Taber drawing 125 attendees from local and southern Alberta clubs. Guest speaker Judge Brian Stevenson leads a dinner and speeches as past presidents return for the milestone.
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