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Shell Caroline plans restart this week

Shell Caroline plans restart this week

The massive Shell Caroline Gas Complex north of Sundre is scheduled to restart operations this week after being shut down since late October due to a number of mechanical breakdowns, says company spokesperson Alice Murray.
Counties aim to avoid repeat of wastewater line problems

Counties aim to avoid repeat of wastewater line problems

Mountain View and Red Deer counties are taking steps to avoid a repeat of problems that plagued the first phase of a regional wastewater line project, Reeve Paddy Munro said last week.
FCSS funding changes aim to help county groups

FCSS funding changes aim to help county groups

Red Deer County non-profits have a few weeks left to apply for funding from the region's Family and Community Support Services or wait another three years before the opportunity arises again under a new model aimed to help groups better plan for the
Nicholsons celebrate Century Farm Award

Nicholsons celebrate Century Farm Award

In 1944, when Nick Nicholson decided he was going to work instead of go back to school, he spent the summer on a neighbour's farm and earned himself a plow to help start his own farming career.
Rail crossing lights sought, road closure bylaws pass

Rail crossing lights sought, road closure bylaws pass

Mountain View County council has started the process to have railway crossing lights installed on Twp. Rd. 324 south of Olds.
Red Deer Catholic approves use of wireless devices for students

Red Deer Catholic approves use of wireless devices for students

Red Deer Catholic Schools recently approved a recommendation to allow students in Grade 6 and higher to use personal wireless devices at school through the division's wireless network.
Border Paving contract renewed, gravel contract awarded to A and J

Border Paving contract renewed, gravel contract awarded to A and J

Red Deer County council has hired Border Paving for a three-year contract to provide maintenance and new construction for the county's local roads.Border Paving will receive $4,554,600 for their work between 2011 and 2013.
Property rights task force to stop in Olds next week

Property rights task force to stop in Olds next week

The provincial government's property rights task force will be coming to Olds on Wednesday, Jan. 11 at the Cow Palace, its only stop in Mountain View County.
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