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Boyle Rodeo is changing their tune in effort to turn a profit

Boyle Rodeo is changing their tune in effort to turn a profit

It’s cash, not cattle that the Boyle Agricultural Society is hoping to wrangle in at this year’s rodeo.
Bus fees inevitable

Bus fees inevitable

No one – from single parents to those with more than two children to the two income family that wants it all – is a fan of rising costs for education, but the reality is coming on bussing whether we like it or not.
Extendicare Athabasca situation becomes UNA test case

Extendicare Athabasca situation becomes UNA test case

The United Nurses of Alberta (UNA) has asked the Alberta Court of Queen’s Bench to issue a writ of mandamus about Extendicare in Athabasca.
Construction timeline for new Athabasca high school is unchanged

Construction timeline for new Athabasca high school is unchanged

The earliest date that the new high school in Athabasca will open is September 2017.
AVPS asking for parental input on implementation of transportation fees

AVPS asking for parental input on implementation of transportation fees

The Aspen View School Board (AVPS) is looking for public input on the implementation of transportation fees. The issue was presented to trustees, along with a variety of potential fee structures, at the board of trustees meeting on Feb. 24.
Two new candidates for Aspen View School Board

Two new candidates for Aspen View School Board

Two candidates have stepped forward to fill the open trustee position on the Aspen View Public Schools board.
Two men arrested after Buffalo Lake firearms complaint

Two men arrested after Buffalo Lake firearms complaint

Two men were arrested last Sunday after Boyle RCMP received a complaint of a shooting on the Buffalo Lake Metis Settlement.
Village may borrow up to $3.9 million for Municipal Centre

Village may borrow up to $3.9 million for Municipal Centre

Estimates indicate that the new municipal centre in Boyle will cost more than expected. The estimated cost jumped to $4.5 million from the original $2.5 million.
Police will be on the lookout for seatbelts during March

Police will be on the lookout for seatbelts during March

This month has been designated Occupant Restraint Safety month and the RCMP will be on the road watching to ensure drivers and passengers are using their seatbelts properly. “People need to remember to buckle up,” said Sgt.
Changes highlight fire department's annual report

Changes highlight fire department's annual report

It was an interesting 2014 for the Athabasca Fire Department, and 2015 will be filled with changes.
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