Innisfail News

A note about wireless Internet being installed in the Penhold Regional Multiplex turned into a discussion on when and how Wi-Fi can be accessed by the public during the regular council meeting Oct. 22.

Innisfail rejected the proposed business plan and budgets for the new regional sewage system, outlining concerns the town would need to see addressed before extending support.

Business plan approved Penhold town council approved the South Red Deer Regional Wastewater Commission's business plan and rate structure after going in camera during its regular meeting Oct. 22.

Business break and enter A business on Fleming Avenue in Penhold was broken into Oct. 20. Police said the break-in occurred between 4 and 6 a.m. A suspicious truck was spotted on the railway tracks but took off. There is no description available.

Const. Doug Dewar, an Innisfail Integrated Traffic RCMP member, was travelling north up Antler Hill when he noticed a white pickup pulling out to pass a semi-trailer ahead of him.

Halloween decorations have turned town streets into into skeleton stomping grounds.

While municipal law enforcement received more complaints last month than they did in August, fewer provincial and municipal tickets were issued, according to official community peace officer reports provided to town council.

For some students their degree is simply a ticket to a well-paying job or an interesting lifestyle.

A new child care option opened its doors in Innisfail in August. Miranda Hale, the centre director of the Innisfail Early Learning Centre, said while Innisfail has many day homes available this is the first licensed daycare facility in town.

The Spruce View School high school leadership class headed to the Healthy Active School Symposium Oct. 30 in Red Deer.