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There’s something to say about on-the-job experience. Mayoral candidate Joann Churchill believes experience is what puts her ahead of the mayoral herd. “None of us are experts in any of this,” Churchill said of herself and her fellow councillors.

A vacant house in west Vancouver is not where one would expect to find historic photos of Cochrane…but they would be wrong. Vancouver resident and proprietor of the website historicphotos.

Running throughout the summer months, Amazing Backcountry’s Race for STARS is back in action, raising money for STARS Air Ambulance through their equine geocaching.

“We’re just an ordinary family.” That’s how Glenda Zamzow describes her family of four. But this ordinary family has dedicated the year to a feat that’s a little out of the ordinary.

The Western Rocky View Parent Link Centre will be offering two free community presentations for Cochranites — one for parents and another for professionals. On June 13, Dr.

Cochrane council members endorsed its top three priorities May 27 for 2014, setting the wheels in motion for the town’s Strategic Plan to also be approved.

Tickets for the Cochrane Valley Folk Club’s 2013-14 season are now on sale online. Season tickets have been up for grabs for about a month and are now 75 per cent sold. Single tickets for individual shows were available starting May 31.

The Village of Cremona held its first council meeting since losing its mayor and deputy mayor in March. The meeting was held May 28 and covered a variety of issues facing the village.

The Stoney Tribal Cadet Corps is once again marching along. After a breather beginning in December 2012, the cadet program — based in the Stoney Nakoda First Nation’s townsite of Morley — started back again May 15.

Wild Rose MP Blake Richards has been fined $14,400 for failing to follow robocall regulations.