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GlenEagles development holds record public hearing, vehement resident opposition

GlenEagles development holds record public hearing, vehement resident opposition

It remains to be seen if third time will be a charm for the contentious four-acre parcel of land in GlenEagles that came before council on Monday night. A third development application in less than three years was given first reading on Sept.
Council Briefs

Council Briefs

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Tourney of Aces approaches, golfers spots and donations welcomed

Tourney of Aces approaches, golfers spots and donations welcomed

The 11th annual Monumental Tournament of Aces is back at the Links of GlenEagles Sept. 29 – with 40 to 60 spots left for those looking to dust off their golf clubs in favour of local charities.
Local to attend international award event

Local to attend international award event

A Cochrane home designer’s nomination for an international award was at least 20 years in the making, though Rochelle Zemlak, the owner of Rochelle Lynne Design and Renovation, might tell you she’d never considered it before.
Mayor hopeful council will support lobbying efforts for rail crossings

Mayor hopeful council will support lobbying efforts for rail crossings

On the heels of learning that CP Rail is supportive of Cochrane’s pursuit for not one, but two grade-separated railway crossings in the downtown core, Mayor Jeff Genung is looking to get the ball rolling to begin lobbying the province and federal gov
Tri-Site advisory group looking for feedback

Tri-Site advisory group looking for feedback

Community residents will have a chance to voice their thoughts on the future of Cochrane’s social infrastructure next week, as the town will host an ideas session at the Cochrane Legion Sept. 12 from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. on the town’s Tri-Site project.
Keeping it simple is never stupid

Keeping it simple is never stupid

Recently, my daughter, Kristina, and grand boys, Nathan, 9, and Matthew, 4, were here for a visit.
33 km for two causes

33 km for two causes

Two military men with a shared goal to complete an arduous 33 km run from Cochrane to the Trails End Camp up Jamieson Road, accomplished their goal on Sept. 4 in three hours and 27 minutes.
Volunteers are our life's blood

Volunteers are our life's blood

I am embarrassed to admit it, but I came to volunteering late in life. I looked into volunteering with this very organization and relatively quickly dismissed it because there seemed to be a lot of hoops you had to jump through.
Time to run for Terry

Time to run for Terry

The cancer activist who inspired a nation to run/walk/bike in his footsteps is top of mind with the annual Terry Fox Run being held across Canada on Sept. 16.
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