Cranford Hall of Horror Promises Bigger Scarier Event
The Cranford Hall of Horror runs October 29 30 31 from 7 to 10 30 p.m. with Halloween extending to 11 30 p.m. It features a PG scare factor and aims to surpass last year’s turnout of about 600 visitors as a fundraiser organized by Rosie Bartosek and a team of 20 volunteers. The event costs $6 per person with family options and is sponsored in part by Exteriors by Leroy and Darcy.
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Alberta expands AALS to include drug impaired driving
Alberta will suspend drivers impaired by drugs under the Alberta Administrative Licence Suspension program. The change, effective October 15, 2008, mirrors alcohol impaired driving penalties and expands testing and sanctions for drug related offences. Police previously had limited options without a breath or blood sample.
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