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Village of Clyde residents told their elected officials they wanted the community to remain incorporated.
Holistic climate leadership needed

Holistic climate leadership needed

The Climate Leadership Implementation Act is set to bring some very intriguing plans to the table.
Photo radar should be an option

Photo radar should be an option

It is said there is only one taxpayer and that’s true. Whether it is federal, provincial income taxes or the property taxes charged to homeowners there is only one source for governments of all levels to get the funds they need — you.
Running or walking, rain or shine, my hat 's off to you

Running or walking, rain or shine, my hat 's off to you

Despite the rain, more than 100 people turned out to run, or walk, around the baseball diamonds in support of ALS on May 21 and once again, it was great to see the depths of enthusiasm this community has for the various causes that it champions.
Can-do spirit

Can-do spirit

The final chapter of an epic story has come to a close in Busby with the completion of the community’s new fire hall.
Flawed process

Flawed process

After what seemed like a never-ending process, Village of Clyde councillors have determined the village will remain an incorporated municipality.
Last call for street festival volunteers

Last call for street festival volunteers

The Street Festival is a big deal. It takes a lot of time and effort from a handful of people to make it happen.
Ignoring the fire ban puts others at risk

Ignoring the fire ban puts others at risk

Albert Einstein once said the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.
For clarity

For clarity

Dear Editor, On May 3, an article published in the Barrhead Leader outlined concerns about a perceived loss of services for sexual health education in local schools.
Tragedy brings out the best and worst of humanity

Tragedy brings out the best and worst of humanity

Adversity often brings out the best in the human condition. For the last few weeks the world has watched examples of how the people of Fort McMurray have risen above the tragedy caused by a wildfire that has devastated their community.
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