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Following the recent resignation of its mayor and one of two councillors, Cremona has also now lost its chief administrative officer, Terry Lofstrom.

Patrick Striker Holloway, 24, was sentenced to eight years in prison for the murder of 35-year old Gino Bearspaw – found dead in a Morley residence Jan. 1, 2011.

It looks like Mitford Park will be getting a bit of a facelift, courtesy of the federal government’s Community Infrastructure Improvement Fund and the Lindsay Leigh Kimmett Memorial Foundation.

The Energy Resources Conservation Board (ERCB) has denied an application from energy company Bernum Petroleum to drill two new oil wells 4.7 kilometres east of Cochrane.

The Foothills Art Club will be hosting its annual Art Show and Sale this weekend at the Cochrane Curling Club. The free one-day event will be held April 13 from 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.

Until further decisions are made by Alberta Municipal Affairs regarding governance in the Village of Cremona, Mountain View County (MVC) and Cremona will continue to abide by their existing fire services agreement, officials say.

It only took a moment of conversation with Leona Biggar to learn of her respect for the RCMP, her love of her family and her strength of character.

When one thinks of Cochrane, there are a few things that come to mind: MacKay’s Ice Cream, perhaps; or Marathon Man Martin Parnell. And now, Cochrane is vying for recognition for its fishing, thanks to a nomination for the World Fishing Network.

The Chinook Film Group will be wrapping up their spring session April 17, with the showing of Canadian film, Still Mine, at the Cochrane Movie House.

Two terms — that’s how long Cochrane Mayor Truper McBride said he would serve when he ran for the position in 2007, and he’s sticking to his guns.