Freedom of speech and accountability in a small town
A Tabor Times letter writer stirs debate over free expression and public accountability. Readers weigh the role of dissent in local politics and community groups, urging constructive critique and citizen involvement through running for office or volunteering.
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Tabor explains AUC findings on water fees and refunds
The Alberta Utilities Commission found that Tabor improperly imposed flat water and sewer charges during 2010 and 2011 and that the bylaw did not authorize these charges. The town will refund three identified complainants and about 26 additional affected residents. The mayor and council promise transparency and moving forward.
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Taber Times Seeks Community Bloggers
The Taber Times invites readers to become community bloggers posting on www.tabertimes.com. Write on topics from baking to gardening and local library or museum events. For details call Greg Price at 403-223-2266 or email gprice tabertimes.com.
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Letters to the Editor Reference Page A5 Note
The note directs readers to Page A5 for additional letters to the editor and related commentary.
Town denies rezoning for west Taber subdivision plan
Taber town council defeated a rezoning application needed for a three lot residential subdivision on the west end of 56th Avenue. The town faces further implications from a late October deep freeze affecting harvests and from stalled plans to create a business revitalization zone in Tabor.
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