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Crime rate down for second-straight quarter

Crime rate down for second-straight quarter

Crime continues to be on a downward trend. That is what RCMP Sgt. Bob Dodds told County of Barrhead councillors during their Oct. 2 meeting, making this the second straight quarter in which the overall crime rate has decreased.
Coats for Kids turns 28

Coats for Kids turns 28

It is a simple concept. Winter in Barrhead is cold and people who need to go outside into the elements need to protect themselves with proper outerwear, namely a good winter coat.
Possible new site for Community Garden proposed

Possible new site for Community Garden proposed

It looks like the Community Garden Society is one step closer to finding out where its new home might be. On Sept.
Who will replace the produce the Community Garden gives the food bank?

Who will replace the produce the Community Garden gives the food bank?

Who will replace the produce the Community Garden produces for the food bank? That is the question Community Garden Society volunteer Fleur Whitley wants Barrhead Town councillors to answer when she dropped by the Leader , Sept.
Students learn about the importance of agriculture

Students learn about the importance of agriculture

There is more to agriculture than farming. That is the message the County of Barrhead is saying to students through its Agriculture Day program “From Gate to Plate.” On Wednesday, Sept.
Committee hopes to ward off looming healthcare crisis

Committee hopes to ward off looming healthcare crisis

Different council, same message. On Sept.
Community tries to woo hemp decortication plant

Community tries to woo hemp decortication plant

It might take a village to raise a child, but it takes a region to create economic development. That is what County of Barrhead county manager Debbie Oyarzun told councillors Sept.
Options and opportunities to further your education

Options and opportunities to further your education

Former camp counsellor charged with child pornography

Former camp counsellor charged with child pornography

A former Camp Encounter councellor has been charged with the distribution and possession of child pornography.
Possible postal labour action

Possible postal labour action

Canadian postal workers voted overwhelmingly in favour of strike action. Strike votes were held at local sites across the country between Aug. 7 and Sept. 9, with 93.8 per cent of urban postal operations workers and 95.
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