Sundre News

The future of the town’s recycling depot is up in the air now that the regional waste commission will soon no longer be responsible for hauling the material away.

The $2.68-million Main Avenue West Upgrade project got underway last week with attention being paid to ensure as little disruption to area businesses as possible.

They came for the food, the giveaways and a chance to talk shop with representatives from oil and gas companies, municipalities and industry regulators. Area residents milled around the Sundre Arena on Sept.

Sept. 19, 1979 The Sundre Legion Hall was almost bursting at the seams on Sept. 14 when friends and patients of Dr.

September is Library Card Sign-up Month, and Sundre as well as surrounding area residents are reminded they can sign up for a membership free of charge.

A 36-year-old woman died west of the Garrington bridge on the weekend after her car went off the roadway. RCMP did not release the woman’s name and Alberta RCMP Const.

Although police nabbed a few impaired motorists during the Labour Day long weekend, there were otherwise no serious incidents.

A married couple now working at River Valley School are among many teachers who are either new to the profession or new to the Chinook’s Edge School Division.

Plans for Sundre’s new community gazebo are coming along. However, chances are construction on the project, which will be built at the Greenwood Campground, is not likely to be finished before next spring, council recently heard.

Council recently approved allocating about $9,000 for repairs to several of the Sundre Community Centre building’s heating, ventilation and air conditioning system’s rooftop units.