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Pumpkin festival a hit

Pumpkin festival a hit

CARSTAIRS - The 32nd annual Pumpkin Festival in Carstairs was a hit with visitors and participants alike, say organizers. Held on Oct. 1, the festival attracted more than 200 people, including many youngsters.
Protest against organ harvesting

Protest against organ harvesting

DIDSBURY - A group of Calgary residents have been travelling through Central Alberta sharing the message that organ harvesting is going on in China and needs to be stopped. “We're part of a car tour.
Students learn about agricultural safety

Students learn about agricultural safety

More than 100 Grade 4 students in two groups attended a farm safety, agricultural and environmental awareness field trip to Aspen Ranch Outdoor Education Centre on Sept. 20 and 21.
Wild boar bylaws pass

Wild boar bylaws pass

Red Deer County council has given final reading to two bylaws related to wild boars in the municipality. The moves came during the recent regularly scheduled council meeting.
County passes snow removal bylaws

County passes snow removal bylaws

Red Deer County council has passed two amending bylaws related to the removal of snow and ice from sidewalks adjacent to properties. The moves came during the recent regularly scheduled council meeting.
Former Sundre-area resident recounts many tales in new book

Former Sundre-area resident recounts many tales in new book

A former Sundre-area resident who has lived in Peace River for the last few decades so fondly recalls his years spent in Mountain View County that he included several of his memories from the region in a recently released book.
Officers warn of potential for increased bear activity

Officers warn of potential for increased bear activity

Fall is a time when bears are on the move. Their goal is to eat as much as they can to fatten up before they hibernate for the winter. This means they will eat the first food they chance upon, even if it is in your backyard.
Creating new party not like floor crossing: MLA Cooper

Creating new party not like floor crossing: MLA Cooper

If a new political party is created by joining the Wildrose Party and the Progressive Conservatives, that's not the same as crossing the floor to sit with another party, according to Olds-Didsbury-Three Hills MLA and Wildrose Party house leader Natha
Harvest behind schedule due to weather

Harvest behind schedule due to weather

The cereal grain harvest in the region is well behind the five-year average, principally because of wet summer weather and its impact on operations, the Mountain View County agricultural service board heard.
President will seek re-election

President will seek re-election

Mountain View County councillor Al Kemmere says he plans to seek re-election as the president of the Alberta Association of Municipal Districts and Counties (AAMDC).
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