Adjustments of Living Together in Taber and Lethbridge
A writer shares fears and hopes about cohabiting with her boyfriend in Taber and Lethbridge. She reflects on missing a cat, misplacing keys, locking doors, and adapting to shared space while juggling work, music tastes, cleaning, and a forthcoming housewarming.
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Taber
Calgary
Horizon staff photo after Terry Fox Run memory of Beverly Klemen
Horizon School Division staff gathered for a group photo after completing the Terry Fox Run on Friday in memory of Beverly Klemen. The front row, middle rows, and missing members are listed with names and a dog named Joey present in the lineup.
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Horizon
Terry Fox
Beverly Klemen
Dorthea Mills
Joey the Dog
Barb McDonald
Wilco Tymensen
Gus Sorensen
John Rakai
Joanne Sparks
Jim Steed
Cheryl Gilmore
Ingrid Peterson
Mary Ann Smith
Faye Dunsmore
Keegan Brantner
Heather Brantner
Greg Theron
Diane Dongworth
SeAn Sorenson
Steve Klemen
Philip Johansen
David Walters
Dave Driscoll
Daelynn Takashi
Darrell Marose
Carol Jones
George Epp
Mitzi McDonnell
Bear sighting prompts caution along North Saskatchewan River
Residents near Rocky Mountain House warned after a brown bear was sighted on Sept. 10 near the North Saskatchewan River Park. Kathy Tessmer photographed the bear from the area and other locals were advised to secure garbage.
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Rocky Mountain House
North Saskatchewan River
Kathy Tessmer
North Saskatchewan River Park
Stolen Bench Sparks Reader Rant On Downtown Crime
An angry reader blasts theft of a bench from outside First Choice Credit Union in Merchants with allegations of drinking, excuses, and calls for accountability. The note condemns friends who enable crime and urges consequences like community service and AA for those involved.
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First Choice Credit Union
A.A
T.V
Stolen cemetery ornaments disturb grieving reader
A reader, CAROL GUMINY Taber, writes of repeatedly finding cemetery ornaments missing after placement. She stresses sentimental value over money and suspects the thief has not felt similar loss. She notes this occurs every summer and adds she is not alone.
Four-way stop sign debate over accident prevention
In last week's Tabor Times readers argue a four-way stop cannot prevent all crashes. One incident in ten years involved a stolen vehicle and an impaired driver, suggesting the sign may not deter drivers in country zones.
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Tabor
Lethbridge
Tabor Times
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