Downtown vitality questioned as retail struggles persist
The Times surveys Taber business leaders on downtown’s weak weekend activity and shifting shopper patterns. Residents mostly head to Lethbridge for options while proposed revitilization funds focus on Taber Square street work and new infrastructure. Authorities urge a unified marketing approach and more weekend entertainment to attract shoppers.
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North Korea Traps Journalists in 12 Year Labour Sentence
North Korea imprisons Euna Lee and Laura Ling for 12 years of hard labour after crossing the border while researching human trafficking. The case strains US diplomacy as Kim Jong II leverages negotiations amid ongoing missile tests.
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Open and Caring Schools Committee convenes in Taber
The Open and Caring Schools Committee met for the first time on Thursday, sharing a productive brainstorming session. Meanwhile, Taberites faced a familiar west side sewer surge and the Giosa family was displaced from their 46th Street home.
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