Drug conference sparks community call to tackle Taber drugs
The Hooked on Hope conference in Taber highlighted easy access to drugs, powerful addictions, and devastating effects. Organizers Taber Community Against Drugs and Taber Police Service praised for hosting, with speakers Steve Walton, Dr. David Cook, and Alvin Law energizing attendees. Local officials Iris Evans and Colleen Klein attended as part of broader drug task force discussions. City leaders urged all residents to join education campaigns, fund resources, and support at risk youths to reduce drug use and move toward a safer, more connected community.
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Heritage Inn
Steve Walton
David Cook
Alvin Law
Iris Evans
Ralph Klein
Colleen
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AADAC
Tabor Police
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Police
Tabor
Ray Bryant
Four-Lane Highway 3 Demand After Deadly Crash
A Alberta family recounts the 2004 death of their 19 year old daughter Ashley on Highway 3 east of Range Road 95. They urge four laning, criticize passing lanes as Band Aid, and call for letters to MLA and Minister Oberg to push for road widening.
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Meridian
Len Mitzel
Lyle Oberg
Medicine Hat
Fort McMurray
RCMP
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Y2K labeled biggest non-event by Taber CAO
A 1999-2000 Town of Taber chronology notes the Y2K scare as “the biggest non-event ever” per town manager Ken Mundy. The document cites other local events from water work to growth, taxes, and community projects through December 2000.
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Taber
Ken Mundy
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Police Commission
Abe Andres
Tabor
Reform
Preston Manning
Broyce Jacobs
Don Johnson
Simon Bekkering
Pat Shimbashi
George Bohne
M.D. of
Purple Springs
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