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Dan Singleton

Dan Singleton

Dan Singleton is the editor of the Mountain View Gazette who joined the newspaper in 2012 after serving as Sundre Round Up editor since 1994. He covers news, courts, municipal politics and community events. He is also a longtime columnist.

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Recent Work by Dan

Cremona Coyotes in fourth place going into weekend play

Cremona Coyotes in fourth place going into weekend play

The Coyotes are in Fort Macleod on Saturday for a game against the Mustangs, who also have 10 points in Ranchland Hockey League standings
Resident calls for off-highway vehicle bylaw in Didsbury

Resident calls for off-highway vehicle bylaw in Didsbury

Deborah Forehead asked council to regulate OHV use on private property as well as amend the responsible pet ownership bylaw to be more specific regarding crowing animals and chicken coop locations
Didsbury's $1.9 million 2025 capital budget includes 18th Ave. project

Didsbury's $1.9 million 2025 capital budget includes 18th Ave. project

13 projects will be funded by $109,050 from the operating budget, $937,700 from reserves and $917,700 from grants
BREAKING: Amonia leak closes Didsbury arena, curling rink for 2024-2025 season

BREAKING: Amonia leak closes Didsbury arena, curling rink for 2024-2025 season

Failed condenser means the 2024-2025 arena and curling rink season officially ended Dec. 19
Mountainview Colts win sixth straight game

Mountainview Colts win sixth straight game

The Colts beat Techmation Thunder in Airdrie 7-2 on Tuesday, Dec. 17
Catholic school division's disqualification of trustee upheld in court

Catholic school division's disqualification of trustee upheld in court

RDCRS found Monique LaGrange violated sanctions imposed for a social media post featuring children holding a Nazi flag above an image of other children holding a Pride flag with the words "Brainwashing is brainwashing"
Renewable energy regulations welcomed in Mountain View County

Renewable energy regulations welcomed in Mountain View County

The Smith government has announced new policy and regulations for renewable power development, saying the changes are needed to protect agriculture and viewscapes.
Kindergarten screening starts next month in CESD, RDCRS

Kindergarten screening starts next month in CESD, RDCRS

Alberta Education announced that screening already underway for Grade 1, 2 and 3 students started in September will be expanded to kindergarten students starting in January
Extension given for industrial subdivision development east of Olds

Extension given for industrial subdivision development east of Olds

Netool-area business park still planned
Commentary: Bill 27 impacts on students will be far-reaching

Commentary: Bill 27 impacts on students will be far-reaching

Premier Smith says her government’s change to the education system vis-a-vis sex education and gender identify have the support of most Albertans
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