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Sundre counts itself in

Sundre counts itself in

The Tomorrow Project is a long-term study following the health of Albertans and seeking to understand the causes of cancer, heart disease and other long-term health conditions.
Wildfire season ends

Wildfire season ends

Although the Alberta wildfire season ended on Oct. 31, wildfires can start at any time of the year, according to officials.
Counties putting forward resolutions

Counties putting forward resolutions

Both Mountain View and Red Deer counties are scheduled to put forward resolutions at this week's 2014 Alberta Association of Municipal Districts and Counties (AAMDC) annual meeting in Edmonton.
County considers shooting range changes

County considers shooting range changes

Mountain View County council has voted on a re-designation related to a gun shooting range just west of Carstairs.
Tough decisions ahead for community halls

Tough decisions ahead for community halls

Over the next 10 to 30 years, politicians and county residents are going to have some tough decisions to make as community halls age, and the cost to renovate or replace them continues to rise, a consultant says.
County program awards grants

County program awards grants

Red Deer County communities have received more than $225,000 in grants through the Rural Community Facility Capital Assistant Grant program. During the Nov.
4-H groups help keep Rugby Hall alive

4-H groups help keep Rugby Hall alive

(The following is the first in a series of stories by Doug Collie about area community halls) Rugby Hall, west of Didsbury in Mountain View County Division 4, is “doing fine,” thanks to an upsurge in facility rentals, according to president Della Kyn
Online payment program reduces need for student cash

Online payment program reduces need for student cash

The days when Chinook's Edge School Division students need to bring cash to school to pay for lunches and other activities may be on the way out thanks to work now underway to implement a division-wide online payment system.
Keystone leads the Republican agenda

Keystone leads the Republican agenda

After six years in President Barrack Obama's political purgatory, the Keystone XL Pipeline leads the Washington agenda. That's the Mountain View County consequence of the American elections Nov. 4.
Council will consider fire department request

Council will consider fire department request

Mountain View County council will consider a $20,000 funding request from the Sundre volunteer fire department to help pay for a proposed new training facility.
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