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Newspaper
The Taber Times
Location
Taber, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jan 04, 2012
Page
6
A fragment lists a phone number 223 2266 and fax 223 1408 along with a postal address 4822 53 Street. The text presents contact details likely for a business or office correspondence.
Local group notices announce January meetings and activities in Taber Alberta. Volunteer committee recruitment for Relay for Life, a women’s brunch with Kerry Fitch, Alzheimer caregiver group info, Parkside Manor dinner, Pro-Life speaker event, Taber Food Bank membership drive, Myers citrus sale, choral singers call, Adopt-A-Family drives, new museum exhibits, TOPS meetings, Skating Club registrations and CANSkate details.
Stacey Murray seeks Charlie a six month old pup lost Dec 18 in Barnwell. Extensive efforts include door-knocking, 260 mailed posters, Facebook appeals, and Lethbridge Animal Search and Rescue with some search extended to British Columbia. A $1,000 reward is offered. residents urged to report leads to bumpy1 hotmail com or soulsations hotmail com or 403-223-9456.
The Town of Taber passed the 2012 operating and 2012 2014 capital budgets at the Dec 19 council meeting. Councillor Murray Rochelle warned the 2.5 percent tax increase burdens low income residents and proposed reviewing programs for efficiency. Councillor Randy Sparks supported the rise as necessary for 2012 and urged community unity to sustain the town’s future.
Town council approved the 2012 operating and capital budget at the December 19 meeting. The plan includes a 2.5 percent property tax increase and utility rate rises of 10 percent for residential water, 3-5 percent for commercial water, 10 percent wastewater, 3-5 percent fixed and variable rates, and 15 percent stormwater plus 3 percent solid waste and recycling. Total revenues approach 19.5 million with expenditures near 17.5 million and major capital projects totaling about 7.45 million including berm reconstruction, water treatment upgrades, and an energy retrofit.
Alberta courts sent a strong message on workplace health and safety with penalties totaling over 3.4 million dollars in 2011, the second highest on record and double the 2010 figure. Creative sentences directed to third parties accounted for more than 2.3 million, including post secondary institutions and rescue groups. Individual creative fines ranged from 29 thousand to 355 thousand dollars.
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