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Be safe at Halloween, and every day

Be safe at Halloween, and every day

The Eagle sat down with Cochrane RCMP Sergeant Darleen White after a recent surge of break-ins in town, to discuss how to stay safe this Halloween season and all year round. This Halloween: – Make sure the lights are left on.
Finding light in war's darkness

Finding light in war's darkness

I am going to start off by saying that I adore this book. It is well written, thoughtful, well researched and gripping. There are two intertwining lives in this novel that endure World War Two in distinctive ways.
Band Government financials are in

Band Government financials are in

Despite budgeting just under $3 million for “Band Government – salaries, wages and benefits,” the 2015 Stoney First Nation financial records show more than $6 million was spent.
Tapestry of Women conference returns

Tapestry of Women conference returns

The Tapestry of Women’s Society is holding its 21st annual conference in the society’s continued efforts to empower, enlighten and educate women all of backgrounds, ages, cultures and religions.
More than a group of skateboard enthusiasts

More than a group of skateboard enthusiasts

Who or what is The Inside? It started at Cochrane’s Zero Gravity Skate park.
Library hosts Halloween events

Library hosts Halloween events

This Halloween weekend the library will be hosting a variety of events for different age groups. The Nan Boothby Memorial Library will hold a Halloween Movie night for children and a Teen Takeover night for teenagers.
First leg of Calgary-to-Cochrane trail completed

First leg of Calgary-to-Cochrane trail completed

Following a grassroots fundraising campaign and two months of construction, the first section of the new Calgary To Cochrane regional trail is complete. The 2.
Unleashed gala the hot ticket in town

Unleashed gala the hot ticket in town

The annual Unleashed gala has already sold out of tickets for the upcoming elegant fundraiser, hosted by Cochrane and Area Humane Society. With tickets already sold out, those wanting to attend still have a couple options.
SPUR harvest dinner marks six years

SPUR harvest dinner marks six years

Members of Cochrane’s non-profit organization Sustainability Partners Uniting Resources (SPUR) are hosting the group’s annual harvest dinner on Nov. 6.
Read to furry friends

Read to furry friends

Cochrane and Area Humane Society and the Nan Boothby Memorial Library teamed up to kick-start a new reading program with furry friends. Paws and Tales will have a preview of what their program entails on Oct. 29 from 5:30-6 p.m. at the library.
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