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Remembering gardening for pleasure

Remembering gardening for pleasure

I enjoy a good book or two, consuming several every week. One of my latest selections included a dialogue about the attributes of what it takes to produce a beautiful garden.
Small-town background invaluable for valedictorian

Small-town background invaluable for valedictorian

CREMONA - A local resident has been named valedictorian for the Olds College (OC) class of 2017. Mackenzie Argent is thankful for having had the chance to grow up in a rural area and go to school in a small town.
Autism's not about stereotypes

Autism's not about stereotypes

There's a misconception out there that autism affects more boys than girls - almost five times as many, according to some reports.
MLAs discuss proposed new party

MLAs discuss proposed new party

Area Wildrose MLAs Jason Nixon and Nathan Cooper both say they anxiously await the judgment of party members on the proposed merger of their party and the Progressive Conservatives.
Recycling centre concerns continue

Recycling centre concerns continue

Mountain View County council has instructed the CAO to meet with administrators in Sundre, Olds, Didsbury, Carstairs and Cremona to address concerns with litter and other debris at recycling centre stations in the communities.
Town hosts community wide garage sale

Town hosts community wide garage sale

DIDSBURY - With the warmer spring weather it's time for spring cleaning. In Didsbury, the town in conjunction with Mountain View Regional Waste Management Commission will be hosting a community wide garage sale on May 27 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Firefighters climb skyscraper in full gear

Firefighters climb skyscraper in full gear

DIDSBURY - For many of us, climbing up a few flights of stairs is quite a challenge.
Planting season well underway

Planting season well underway

Good conditions throughout the region have led to a great start to the 2017 growing season, says Grant Lastiwka, with Alberta Agriculture in Olds.
The election that Rachel Notley lost

The election that Rachel Notley lost

The clear losers on election night in British Columbia were the 100,000 people in Alberta's oilpatch who have been laid off. Premier Rachel Notley's social licence for oilsands development was not worth the paper it was written on when B.C.
Bikers Against Child Abuse set out for ride

Bikers Against Child Abuse set out for ride

CARSTAIRS-CREMONA-DIDSBURY - A group of bikers from Calgary will be riding through Mountain View County on May 20 and stopping in several communities to raise awareness about child abuse.
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