Windrem Creek floods highway and rail line
Heavy August rain caused Windrem Creek to surge over Hart Highway flooding approaches washing out a P.G.& railway crossing and damaging culverts. Crews replace by passes and plan a concrete bridge as the Moberly Lake area and Boulder Creek bridges suffer washouts. Road and rail disruptions halt travel and crops suffer while crews work overtime.
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Hudson Hope Road
Windrem
P.G.&, Railway
Maine
Highways Department
Chetwynd
Boulder Creek
P.G.E. Big
Dawson Creek
Taylor Line
Local man killed in car accident near Groundbirch
Vincent Jacob Sieben of Chetwynd died Saturday afternoon when his 1959 Oldsmobile left the highway three miles west of Groundbirch and rolled at least five times. Coroner to hold inquiry. he was alone and leaves a wife and four children.
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Vincent Jacob Sieben
Chetwynd
Groundbirch
Sieben
Minister of Municipal Affairs Tours Peace
Mr Dan Campbell recently appointed Minister of Municipal Affairs tours peace as part of early duties. The visit emphasizes intergovernmental collaboration and regional development efforts. Local officials expressed support for joint projects and improved municipal coordination.
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Minister OF Municipal Affairs
Tours
Dan Campbell
Toont
Water Filtration Planned For Muddy Village Taps
Residents ask about muddy tap water and duration of the issue. H E Chatham, village chairman, explains the system lacked a filter when built two years ago. Windrem Creek supply could be used if the river floods, but recent heavy rains carried silt that won’t settle easily. Efforts are underway to create a filtered pool for drinking water until improvements are made.
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H.E. Chatham
Windrem Creek
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Moberly Lake
Morris Creek
Fort St. John
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