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COCHRANE IN BRIEF, June 24

COCHRANE IN BRIEF, June 24

What's happening in Cochrane this week: Mitford Pond has been stocked with trout for the season, construction is underway on the Highway 1A improvement project, and the Cochrane and Area Humane Society is seeking donations for its Summer Book Sale.
Cochranite Jacob Mate wins John Mayell Memorial Award

Cochranite Jacob Mate wins John Mayell Memorial Award

Cochrane's Jacob Mate has been selected by the Calgary Booster Club as the recipient of the Outstanding Male Athlete of the Year, and has won the prestigious John Mayell Memorial Award for his efforts in athletics and support of the community.
Toxic blue-green algae found in Cochrane Lake

Toxic blue-green algae found in Cochrane Lake

COCHRANE— Alberta Health Services has issued a warning about a toxic blue-green algae bloom in Cochrane Lake. Residents living near the shore and visitors to the lake are being advised to take precautions while the advisory is in place.
Proposal to expand gravel operation cause for concern, says hydrologist

Proposal to expand gravel operation cause for concern, says hydrologist

“A number of those metals and trace elements were well in excess of the criteria for maximum acceptable concentrations to protect human and aquatic health."
EDITORIAL: Investing in the arts as we enter the post-pandemic future

EDITORIAL: Investing in the arts as we enter the post-pandemic future

After more than a year of trials, tribulations and separation it appears the community will once again be able to connect in person starting on Thursday (July 1).
Exshaw School shifts to online learning following positive COVID-19 cases

Exshaw School shifts to online learning following positive COVID-19 cases

“Because the numbers were growing so quickly over the weekend … We made a decision for everyone to go online for both the safety of the students and staff."
Stockmen's ready to showcase new branding experience to visitors

Stockmen's ready to showcase new branding experience to visitors

“It allows people to get a flavour of our history and past. We can showcase it."
Cochrane Lions Rodeo ready to ride for 2021 Labour Day weekend

Cochrane Lions Rodeo ready to ride for 2021 Labour Day weekend

COCHRANE— Ready to bust out of the chute in September, The Cochrane Lions Club is planning a Labour Day long weekend rodeo to “Reboot Your Western Spirit” and bring the community together.
Ozzie Sawicki named Cochrane and District Chamber of Commerce president

Ozzie Sawicki named Cochrane and District Chamber of Commerce president

“There’s a structure there that allows us as a Chamber of Commerce to connect even more with the community, connect with different elements of the community and have a good relationship with the Town of Cochrane."
First brick-and-mortar barbershop opens in Bragg Creek

First brick-and-mortar barbershop opens in Bragg Creek

Bragg Creek Barber Co. opened to the public on June 1 in the main plaza on Balsam Avenue in Bragg Creek. The barbershop is located in a white building in between local MLA Miranda Rosin’s constituency office and Mountain Bistro Pizza.
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