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Public hearing conduct changes approved

Public hearing conduct changes approved

Mountain View County (MVC) council has approved a number of changes regarding the conduct of public hearings, including rules for written submissions prior to hearing dates. The move came during the recent regularly scheduled council meeting.
Council approves highway bylaw

Council approves highway bylaw

CREMONA - Council passed second and final reading of the Direct Control Bylaw 468-16 to amend the Land Use Bylaw. The bylaw addresses the rezoning of Highway Commercial (C2) and Industrial (I) along Railway Avenue to Direct Control (DC).
Summer pasture move a family affair

Summer pasture move a family affair

Moving cattle to summer pasture is a family affair on many Mountain View County farms at this time of year, including for the award-winning Gano family's Chinook Country Farms in the Cremona area.
Bridge project should be completed late summer

Bridge project should be completed late summer

Work on the upgrade to the Highway 27 bridge over the Dogpound Creek between Olds and Sundre is moving ahead and now scheduled to be completed by mid-September.
County gives Olds College institute $500,000

County gives Olds College institute $500,000

Mountain View County has donated $500,000 over five years towards the Werklund Agriculture Institute (WAI) at Olds College.
Provincial level athletes honoured by town

Provincial level athletes honoured by town

CARSTAIRS - There is no doubt that Carstairs produces a large number of great athletes. The proof was on display on the evening of June 12 at the town hall.
Wildrose leader talks business in Didsbury

Wildrose leader talks business in Didsbury

DIDSBURY - The leader of Alberta's official Opposition party dropped by Didsbury on June 14 for a Unite the Right rally. Wildrose Leader Brian Jean spoke to about two dozen local residents outside in the Reimer Plaza parking lot.
Let's give it another 20 years

Let's give it another 20 years

Let's look back 20 years to remind ourselves of time's relentless passage - Diana, Princess of Wales died, Dolly the sheep was cloned, the Brits handed back Hong Kong to China and a book featuring a young lad called Harry Potter was published.
40-year fire veteran has the Wright stuff

40-year fire veteran has the Wright stuff

DIDSBURY - A longtime Didsbury firefighter was recently honoured for 40 years of service. Bob Wright began with the Didsbury Fire Department back in 1977 and is still going strong as the department's safety officer.
Ride for Dad celebrates 10th anniversary

Ride for Dad celebrates 10th anniversary

DIDSBURY - The Rural Alberta Ride for Dad is gearing up for another big ride this year. With the local chapter celebrating its 10th anniversary, this year is sure to be a good one.
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