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Sundre marketing campaign Alto Awards finalist

Sundre marketing campaign Alto Awards finalist

For the second year in a row the municipality's marketing campaign, Explore Sundre, was named one of three finalists at the recent annual Alto (Alberta Tourism) Awards.
Contributions keep monthly luncheon cooking

Contributions keep monthly luncheon cooking

Courtesy of recent contributions, the monthly Cooking for Kindness community luncheon is expected to be able to continue at least until the spring. "Right now we've got enough to cover until March," organizer Lourelle Vooys said during the Oct.
Ad hoc council remuneration committee to be formed

Ad hoc council remuneration committee to be formed

Council was not opposed to the terms of reference outlined by administration for the creation of an ad hoc committee to review council's remuneration policy.
Strong winds kept Sundre firefighters busy

Strong winds kept Sundre firefighters busy

The recent strong winds that swept through southern portions of the province prompting several evacuations when wildfires started to spread kept firefighters on their toes. Sundre's department was no exception. On Tuesday, Oct.
Sundre's new council swears oaths of office

Sundre's new council swears oaths of office

Members of Sundre's new council were officially sworn in last week.
Student's sponsorship request approved

Student's sponsorship request approved

Sundre's new council approved during its Oct. 23 meeting a previous request from a student who was raising funds to attend the Global Vision Arctic Youth Ambassador program. Keyanna St.
Two suspects charged following dangerous pursuit

Two suspects charged following dangerous pursuit

Two Red Deer residents face charges in the fallout of a dangerous pursuit that spanned through the areas of Sundre, Rocky Mountain House and Sylvan Lake.
Inaugural Sundre Health Expo a success

Inaugural Sundre Health Expo a success

An organizer of the inaugural Sundre Health Expo said expectations were exceeded, and she is optimistic about making the event annual.
Junior fire chief for a day

Junior fire chief for a day

Grade 7 student Chandler Dziadek earned the title of Sundre Junior Fire Chief For a Day for his winning entry in River Valley School's annual poster contest that coincides with the annual Fire Prevention Week. He is pictured here with Frank Crouch, fire prevention officer, and Chief Marty Butts.
Creative carving

Creative carving

The Sundre Fire Department's hall was packed on Wednesday, Oct. 25 during the annual family pumpkin carving event. The department sponsors the event and provides pumpkins, carving tools as well as candy bags, hot chocolate and popcorn.
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