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Cochranites weigh in on provincial water conversation

Cochranites weigh in on provincial water conversation

On April 9, dozens of Cochrane and area residents took over the community meeting room at Cochrane Toyota. The group had one thing on their minds: water.
CHS students nominated for Emerald award

CHS students nominated for Emerald award

Cochrane High School’s (CHS) Sustainable Development Committee has been named a finalist in the 22nd Annual Emerald Awards for its work on the wind turbine project.
Neighbourhood pub feeds Cochrane's talented musicians

Neighbourhood pub feeds Cochrane's talented musicians

For over a decade, the Cumbrian Arms Neighbourhood Pub has offered the microphone to anyone willing to belt out a tune.
Communities to celebrate youth

Communities to celebrate youth

It will be a celebration of youth in Morley and Cochrane this weekend, as April 26 kicks off the youth expo in each community.
Portofino strives for freshest ingredients, honest recipes

Portofino strives for freshest ingredients, honest recipes

Keeping it simple. That’s how Pierre Langlois and his crew at Portofino Italian Ristorante envision the restaurant — fresh ingredients and simple, honest recipes.
GlenEagles' 16th: a golf hole that rises above the rest

GlenEagles' 16th: a golf hole that rises above the rest

Ask a golfer what makes a golf hole great and you are likely to generate any number of answers. But the one common denominator that every golfer can agree is needed — a good environment.
Cochrane Art Club's show and sale moves to RancheHouse

Cochrane Art Club's show and sale moves to RancheHouse

The Cochrane Art Club will be holding its annual Spring Show and Sale May 4 and 5, this time returning to its roots at the Cochrane RancheHouse for the gallery-style event.
Concert aims to combat human trafficking

Concert aims to combat human trafficking

The voices of four choirs will be singing to help put an end to human trafficking at the second annual Kids Helping Kids Concert.
Minister urges residents to run for council in Cremona

Minister urges residents to run for council in Cremona

In an open letter to the residents and electors of Cremona, the minister of municipal affairs, Doug Griffiths, encouraged those interested in running for council to do so.
Springbank teacher to coach Alberta team

Springbank teacher to coach Alberta team

Things have come full circle for a local basketball coach. Springbank High School teacher Katherine Adams once played for the Alberta provincial team and is now stepping behind the bench for the U15 girls team for the 2013 season.
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