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Clubroot inspection plans for MVC outlined

Clubroot inspection plans for MVC outlined

By Dan Singleton MVP Staff Mountain View County staff will be inspecting between 25 and 30 properties for possible clubroot infestation this growing season, say officials.
West Can appeals development permit rejection

West Can appeals development permit rejection

A public hearing before the Mountain View County Subdivision and Development Appeal Board will be held on June 7 after West Can Seal Coating Inc. filed an appeal of a recent Municipal Planning Commission ruling, say officials.
MVSH awaiting news on Sundre grant

MVSH awaiting news on Sundre grant

Mountain View Seniors' Housing is weeks away from hearing whether it will receive a government grant it's competing for that could allow it to build a new 103-unit seniors' facility in Sundre, officials say.
Council approves fire agreement

Council approves fire agreement

Mountain View County councillors have approved a new fire agreement with the Town of Sundre, the latest in a series of new agreements with area municipalities.
Burrell remembered for longtime community service

Burrell remembered for longtime community service

Residents from across Mountain View County have come together to mourn the recent passing of former county councillor Linda Burrell. She was a lady who wore many hats and held many positions in the community.
Family rescues orphaned goslings

Family rescues orphaned goslings

An Olds-area family has made an outstanding effort to save two orphaned Canada goose goslings on their property.
Area structure plan work continues

Area structure plan work continues

The steering committee overseeing the preparation of the new Mountain View County Southeast Sundre area structure plan (ASP) has reviewed the results of a take-away survey handed out during a March open house.
Seniors' housing board to recover $900 K deficit in 2013

Seniors' housing board to recover $900 K deficit in 2013

Mountain View Seniors' Housing is hoping to recover over $900,000 in 2012 deficits this year, officials say.
Flooding risk considered

Flooding risk considered

While there is no imminent flooding risk in the area covered by the Red Deer River due to snowmelt at this point, heavy amounts of rain could change that in the coming days and weeks as the snowpack continues to melt, say officials.
Cattle industry hoping for improved calf prices

Cattle industry hoping for improved calf prices

Cautious optimism is in the air among cattle producers that calf prices will rise this year over dismal price levels experienced in 2012.
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