Innisfail News

After a concerned resident made a plea to Penhold Town Council last month asking for help to solve the flooding problems near her property, town council has decided to hold an open house to hear other citizens' concerns.

Penhold town council held their regular meeting on Tuesday, April 26 in lieu of the Easter Monday holiday. The meeting was conducted in council chambers at the Penhold Multiplex.

Property tax bylaw finally passed Town council has officially approved the 2011 Property Tax Rate Bylaw. At its regular council meeting on April 25 council unanimously approved second and third readings.

The Historic Markerville Creamery Museum opens for its 25th season on Saturday, May 14 at 9:00 a.m. with a Pancake Breakfast. This is the first event of the season at the Creamery Museum and the public is invited to come for breakfast.

Lyrical and instrumental talent from three Innisfail Schools all joined together for the first time for an international celebration of music on Monday, May 2 at Innisfail Middle School (IMS).

Duchess’ mission in life was to never leave her human’s side. She followed the elderly gentleman, who resided in Red Deer, everywhere – to his car, on walks, and even to where he slept. Last month, he passed away at home.

The federal Conservatives have finally convinced Canadians it should form a majority government. For Prime Minister Stephen Harper it is his party’s first majority government after five years of governing in a minority situation.

Penhold town council held their regular meeting on Tuesday, April 26 in lieu of the Easter Monday holiday. The meeting was conducted in council chambers at the Penhold Multiplex.

Property tax bylaw finally passed Town council has officially approved the 2011 Property Tax Rate Bylaw. At its regular council meeting on April 25 council unanimously approved second and third readings.

For most of Cecil Brook adult life it was all about giving. He never sought anything in return nor any recognition. He was an elementary and high school teacher and administrator in Central Alberta and Calgary for 35 years until retiring in 1986.