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Rocky View School to tackle new Westbrook School

Rocky View School to tackle new Westbrook School

Rocky View Schools has decided to self-fund a replacement school in Westbrook instead of waiting for provincial funding, which prioritizes new schools.
Council Briefs

Council Briefs

GRASP The town may have missed its opportunity to appeal the Glenbow Ranch Area Structure Plan (GRASP) by filing after business hours on the appeals deadline day, but will still engage in mediation with Rocky View County on the future development.
Sunset residents oppose development plan

Sunset residents oppose development plan

A group of Sunset Ridge and neighbouring residents are concerned that area developer Melcor is proposing an inadequate solution for secondary access into the community in order to continue developing.
FCSS presentation highlights social needs, transit

FCSS presentation highlights social needs, transit

New town council was given a better glimpse into the service needs and gaps of the community they now represent.
Library seeking additional funds, eyes expansion

Library seeking additional funds, eyes expansion

In answer to the Cochrane Public Library’s slogan “Where will it take you?” executive director Jeri Maitland is advocating for the town to board the bus and provide support for her goal of building a larger community space to accommodate the growing
Historic Water Valley Church hits the market

Historic Water Valley Church hits the market

A quintessential wedding ceremony venue is on the market for new owners.
Dementia care embraces therapeutic value of art, music

Dementia care embraces therapeutic value of art, music

There’s a newer way to help treat dementia patients and the programs are emerging in the Bethany Cochrane seniors’ facility.
Cochrane cadet recognized for community service

Cochrane cadet recognized for community service

For one Cochranite, Nov. 17 marks an occasion of honour. Kieran Hughes, Grade 11, will be receiving a silver award presented by Alberta Lt.-Gov. Lois E. Mitchell to recognize his efforts in community service and exploration.
Students flock to classes at new Fireside School

Students flock to classes at new Fireside School

After several delays, the new Fireside School opened its doors to staff and students on Nov. 14.
Local restaurant owners work around rising costs

Local restaurant owners work around rising costs

Community business owners are feeling the affects of government polices that have contributed to Alberta’s falling grade in business friendliness toward bars and restaurants.
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