What's in a name nicknames debate over Elvis Bonesy
A personal essay exploring how nicknames like Elvis and Bonesy shape identity. The author recalls family, friends, and coworkers debating which nickname fits best, the logic behind them, and how names connect to memory, culture, and daily life.
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Elvis
Bonesy
Nick
Pepper
Alvin
Jenner
Taber Presents A Weekly Look Through Readers’ Cameras
Taber curates a weekly feature showcasing world scenes captured by readers. Images reflect diverse places and moments, highlighting everyday life and notable events seen through local lenses.
SouthGrow appoints former mayor Jon Stevens as leader
In Alberta, former Mayor Jon Stevens was elected by the SouthGrow Regional Initiative management board to lead the organization. Claresholm reports booming growth with 2007 building permits valued at 14.5 million dollars, over ten million higher than 2003. Fort Macleod saw a record 7.49 million in 88 permits, up two million from last year. Hanna festival set for 12th year. Westlock fire chief Glenn Latimer, a 1984 veteran of local fire service, dies at 66.
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Elvis
Jen
Jens
Picture Butte
Jon Stevens
Claresholm
Westlock
Westlock County
Glenn Latimer
Latimer
Pickardville
Times seeks Taber Takes submissions
The Taber Times invites readers to submit original photographs for the Taber Takes feature. Each week one photo will be selected for publication from submissions received at 4822-53 St. or via email to gsimmons tabertimes.com.
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Taber Times
the Times
Gsimmons
Tabertimes
A Closer Look at Samantha Terry
A community feature profiles Samantha Terry a local resident from Barnwell Ontario. The piece shares personal details about her family home schooling and hobbies including riding horse Cream and playing basketball. Samantha describes her family routines school life and favorite books and quotes her views on dressing for parties and what makes her laugh.
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Tandla
Shaw
Lindsay
Pauline
Future Focus Financial Planning
Troy
Denver
Colton
Barnwell School
Barnwell
Hottest State romance movie review from a Texas native
A reviewer praises Ethan Hawke's The Hottest State for its modern language and heartfelt romance. William Harding and Sarah navigate love in New York with strong performances from Mark Webber and Catalina Sandino Moreno, supported by Laura Linney and Ethan Hawke. The piece rates the film eight out of ten, noting solid cinematography and a memorable soundtrack.
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William Harding
Mark Webber
Texas
New York
Sarah
Catalina Sandino Moreno
Ethan Hawke
Tennessee Williams
Webber
Hawk
Harding
Jesse
Laura Linney
Vince
Opinion Page Note From Tabor Times Writers
The column states that all opinions on this page are the writers' own and do not reflect the newspaper's views. It clarifies the editorial independence of the publication and separates staff perspectives from the paper's official stance.
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Tabor Times
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