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More than 70 eager-to-learn Cochranites came out last Saturday to hear about residential solar power at a presentation sponsored by the Cochrane Ecological Action Committee (CEAC).

As ever when it comes to insect pests in local fields, vigilance continues to be key.

Cochrane and area residents will have a unique artistic way to express how the COVID-19 pandemic changed their lives in the form of a new Interactive Mosaic Mural, which will be located near The Station Hub on Railway Avenue when completed.

RVS will host a two public meetings and an online engagement to help share and gather information on how to determine how to best utilize the re-acquired school on Powell St., formerly occupied by Holy Spirit School.

A rarely seen grassland bird will be one of the focuses of the Glenbow Ranch Park Foundation's (GRPF) conservation efforts this year.

Bragg Creek water skiing prodigy Megan Pelkey went to Chile to have fun and try her best, but came home a world champion.

“Saving all this food from the garbage, we’re offering it back to the community for free, and at this time with our economic state and climate, it’s such a worthy cause.”

“Overdue fines are a practice that negatively impacts low-income individuals by denying them exactly the service libraries exist to provide,” Fiedler-Sills said. “For patrons who can afford to pay, fines represent a little more than a minor inconvenience.”

The Tryzub Dance Ensemble performed at a Ukrainian New Year's party at Frank Wills Memorial Hall in Cochrane on Jan. 14. The party was hosted by Cochrane Family and Community Support Services, supported by the Family Resource Network, Rotary Club, Lions Club, the Town of Cochrane, and Bow RiversEdge Campground.

The Cochrane Generals junior B hockey team surrendered their second-place position in the Heritage Junior Hockey League's (HJHL) south division last weekend after a pair of defeats on home ice.