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Community garden underway in Sundre

Community garden underway in Sundre

A community garden will be underway this spring in Sundre. It will provide an opportunity for residents of all ages to plant flowers or grow food, adding another asset to Sundre, say organizers. “The intent is to have seniors involved.
Drent leaving SHS after 13 years

Drent leaving SHS after 13 years

After 13 years of fulfilling the role of principal at Sundre High School, Jason Drent is handing over the position. He has accepted the position of principal at Ecole John Wilson Elementary School in Innisfail effective the 2014-2015 school year.
Victims' rights must be guaranteed and protected

Victims' rights must be guaranteed and protected

Editorial The proposed Canadian Victims Bill of Rights, introduced in Parliament this month, is an important and long-overdue step in striking a new and improved balance between the rights of accused persons and the rights of victims.
Assessments go up, tax increase goes down

Assessments go up, tax increase goes down

The tax increase for Sundre property owners that was approved in December has gone down because assessments have gone up, according to Town of Sundre officials. Sundre council approved an increase in residential taxes by 3.
Community rallies for infant with Neuroblastoma

Community rallies for infant with Neuroblastoma

Overwhelming support from the Sundre community has left some worried parents speechless. Jodi Overguard and Adrian Smith found out only a month ago that their five-month-old son Dante has a rare disease called neuroblastoma.
Sundre High School students participate in empathy week

Sundre High School students participate in empathy week

Sundre High School students participated in challenges last week to create awareness about empathy and how their actions affect each other.
Sundre's volunteers awarded at showcase

Sundre's volunteers awarded at showcase

Sixty-one people, among thousands of volunteers in the Sundre community, received awards at the Town of Sundre volunteer showcase last week.
Gov't officials say flood mitigation work could be performed before spring

Gov't officials say flood mitigation work could be performed before spring

Flood mitigation work could be performed on the Red Deer River before this spring, according to Ken Hughes, the minister of Alberta Municipal Affairs.
Cancer support group forms in the community

Cancer support group forms in the community

A cancer support group has formed in the community, after a few residents expressed interest to Greenwood Neighbourhood Place (GNP) officials in January. There are six members currently signed up and the group meets every Thursday.
Curves members donate 792 lbs of food

Curves members donate 792 lbs of food

Members of the Sundre Curves Club donated 792 pounds of food to the Mountain View Food Bank last week. The non-perishable food items were collected throughout the month of March, as part of an annual Curves food drive.
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