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Garage and driveway bylaws pass first reading

Garage and driveway bylaws pass first reading

A pair of bylaws pertaining to driveways and garages underwent first reading at the Penhold council meeting on Jan. 23. First up was a bylaw that would allow attached garages on narrow lots.
Buildings come down in preparation for downtown revitalization

Buildings come down in preparation for downtown revitalization

Two town-owned buildings are getting demolished to make way for a temporary parking lot during the downtown Innisfail revitalization construction project. Council purchased the two buildings on 4908 ñ 51 Ave.
Police briefs

Police briefs

Information needed for animal cruelty case Innisfail RCMP are asking for public assistance after someone shot a cat with a pellet. According to a press release from the RCMP, the cat was found sometime between 10 p.m. on Jan. 26 and 5:30 a.m. on Jan.
Penhold council approves raise

Penhold council approves raise

Penhold town staff will be getting a salary increase of 3.2 per cent after council voted to apply the most recent Alberta Consumer Price Index (CPI) level to the salary grids. "We did talk about that in camera session," Mayor Dennis Cooper said.
Going for the shot

Going for the shot

Innisfail Cyclones player Anthony Streit drives to the hood during the Cyclones game against H.J. Cody Lakers at the Ralph Klein Centre in Olds last Friday. The game was part of the 2012 Spartans Classic senior girls and boys basketball tournament hosted by Olds High School.
Integrated traffic moves to Red Deer

Integrated traffic moves to Red Deer

The Innisfail Integrated Traffic Unit will be making Red Deer its new home.
Penhold budget passed

Penhold budget passed

The tax rate hasn't been set yet but the Penhold municipal budget for 2012 is actually approximately $170,000 less than the 2011 budget. Town council passed the 2012 operating budget during its Jan. 23 meeting.
Four people charged in relation to drug bust

Four people charged in relation to drug bust

Four people who were charged in relation to a drug bust at an Innisfail pet store in August will have a preliminary hearing in Red Deer provincial court on Sept. 24. Const. Jordan St.
Liberal MLA candidate named

Liberal MLA candidate named

A new name has entered the political arena for the upcoming provincial election. Leslie Vidok, 59, was chosen as the Alberta Liberal MLA candidate for Sylvan Lake ñ Innisfail riding Jan. 22.
Mayor wants sheriffs back in Olds

Mayor wants sheriffs back in Olds

Mayor Judy Dahl hopes to convince Solicitor General and Public Security Minister Jonathan Denis to move the sheriffs unit back to Olds.
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