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Warm Water Therapy advocate dies at 88

Warm Water Therapy advocate dies at 88

One of the most instrumental movers and shakers from the Warm Water Therapy Pool Society, Pat Graham, has died.
SLSFSC parts ways with general manager

SLSFSC parts ways with general manager

The Spray Lake Sawmills Family Recreation Park Society has announced that top staffer, Robin Mitchell, is no longer working at the facility.
Rare bike stolen over night from Bike Bros

Rare bike stolen over night from Bike Bros

The owner of a local bike shop is reeling from what he believes to have been a targeted break-in and theft incident.
Legion anticipates strong Remembrance Day service, hopes to raise $50K

Legion anticipates strong Remembrance Day service, hopes to raise $50K

The Cochrane community is once again showing off its support for veterans, with hopes to help the Legion reach its $50,000 goal for this year's Poppy Campaign.
Cochrane to host French forum

Cochrane to host French forum

An award recipient of Canadian Parents for French Alberta will soon be bringing a French forum to Cochrane and area students.
Community champion brings healthy living project to Morley

Community champion brings healthy living project to Morley

An enterprising community member of the Stoney Nakoda First Nation can now add one more thing to her list of accomplishments.
Town receives five transit proposals

Town receives five transit proposals

The Town of Cochrane is reviewing five request for proposals (RFP) from bidders on the proposed community local on-demand transit service.
Bragg Creek connects to The Great Trail

Bragg Creek connects to The Great Trail

Hikers, joggers and walkers can now access the West Bragg Creek area and beyond from the Bragg Creek Hamlet. The Great er Bragg Creek Trail Association (GBCTA), in partnership with the Alberta government, completed a 7.
Nakoda documentary highlights reserve dogs and Cochrane Humane Society

Nakoda documentary highlights reserve dogs and Cochrane Humane Society

Dogs are going missing from their homes in Morley. It’s part of an ongoing problem in the community and a group of young Stoney Nakoda First Nation filmmakers is getting ready to showcase their most recent documentary highlighting the issue.
Light Up looking for volunteers

Light Up looking for volunteers

Cochranites like their free hot dogs and complimentary chocolate, served with a side of Christmas cheer.
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