Community Event Calendar for Taber Feb to Mar
A dense listing of happenings in Taber including church events at St. Theodore's Anglican Church and Vauxhall events, a Grassy Lake Scholastic Book Fair at Chamberlain school library, Kinsmen Heritage Day Dinner, a cowboy poetry fundraiser for Safe Haven, STARS and Taber EMS charity auction, and support groups at the Alzheimer Society. Local clubs offer meetings, recycling drives, and youth grants. contact numbers provided for inquiries and tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kinsmen Club of
Tabor
Johnson’s Ida
Penner
Grassy Lake
Chamberlain School Library
St. Theodore’s Anglican Church
Smorgasbord
44Th Avenue
Doreen
Taber Police Log Reports Feb. Crime Incidents
Police investigated a Feb. 10 taxi fare dispute between a Medicine Hat driver and a Taber passenger who could not be located to pay the $250 fare. Feb. 12 theft of a licence plate. Feb. 12 two people charged with assault in a domestic dispute. Taber youth charged with assault Feb. 13. Feb. 18 harassment complaint mediated. Feb. 15 tavern fight: three males sent home. Ongoing fraud inquiry into obtaining credit by fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taber
Medicine Hat
Eoeoe
Taber police say no gangs in town despite youth groups
Insp. Graham Abela of the Taber Police Service says there are youth groups that hang out and commit crimes but he would not call them gangs. He notes no adult gangs are known, and stresses family structure and community wellness as factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taber
Graham Abela
Abela
Tabor
Edmonton
Brooks
Alberta bullet train plan gains reader support
A reader argues Premier Ed Stelmach should move forward with a Calgary to Edmonton bullet train. At 2.2 billion dollars and a five year horizon, the plan promises emission free electric transport, low fares around 65 dollars, reduced highway traffic and fewer collisions, with potential future extensions to southern Alberta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Stelmach
Calgary
Edmonton
Alberta
Paid hunting in Alberta sparks Open Spaces backlash
Letter to the editor in the Tabor Times cites a rumour about a ranch manager granting hunting access to a guiding business in exchange for below market bull purchases and private cattle grazing on guiding land. The writer denounces paid hunting as unacceptable and urges Albertans to pressure the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor Times
Alberta
Guiding Outfit
Darren Bevans
Raymond
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gsimmons
Tabertimes
New Knox Hall
Rev
Frank
Vauxhall Skating Club
Vauxhall Ice Arena
Alzheimer Society of
Lethbridge and
Area
Alzheimer Caregiver Support
Tabor Health Centre
Linda Martens
Bryn Thiessen
Chris and
Sharky
Vauxhall Legion Hall
Safe Haven Women’s Shelter
Stars and Taber Ems
Taber Legion Hall
Jim Nelson
Tcaps Taker
RCMP
Tabor Police Service
Barons-Eureka-Warner
L.T. Westlake
Carla
Taber Cotton Pickers Quilt Club
Parkside Manor
Heather Farrell
Photo Club
Taber Public Library
St. Theodore
Agri-Plex
Dave Powell
Taber Church of Christ
Diane
Ver
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