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Seniors bus will continue to roll

Seniors bus will continue to roll

The Westlock and District Seniors and Disabled bus service has been granted a seven-month reprieve. Westlock town and county councils have both agreed to continue funding the service until Jan.
Clyde CAO quits

Clyde CAO quits

The Village of Clyde is in the market for a new chief administrative officer after Annette Schwab resigned late last week.
Busby Farmers Day Fun

Busby Farmers Day Fun

Don Gibson — along with a crew of volunteers from the Busby and District Fish and Game Society — won first prize for having the best float during the Busby Farmers Day parade last Saturday morning. Over 200 people came out to the hamlet for the event, which was hosted by the Busby Community League.
Cuts to PDD program delayed

Cuts to PDD program delayed

With a mere three weeks remaining before funding contracts for people with developmental disabilities expires and no new contracts in sight, Alberta Human Services Minister Dave Hancock has indicated PDD service providers can extend their contracts.
Westlock Blooms gets $25,000

Westlock Blooms gets $25,000

Town Square Park at the top of Main Street in Westlock is due for a makeover this summer. “The Westlock Blooms Foundation has been trying to make improvements to Town Square Park for several years,” said foundation president Shirley Toporowski.
Garceau tenders resignation… again

Garceau tenders resignation… again

Westlock chief administrative officer Darrell Garceau is leaving the town for a second time. Garceau submitted his resignation on May 31, said mayor Bruce Lennon and his last day will be June 21. Garceau was unable to be reached for comment.
WIN looks to shed light on PDD cuts

WIN looks to shed light on PDD cuts

The Westlock Independence Network is hoping an upcoming information night will provide some answers to families trying to cope with upcoming provincial cuts to the Persons with Developmental Disabilities program.
Horse track not moving anytime soon

Horse track not moving anytime soon

Although it’s a given the Westlock and District Agricultural Society’s horse track will have to move, the timeline remains very much in flux. “The town has given us a deadline,” said Ag Society secretary Cheyanne Erickson.
Future of seniors bus service remains cloudy

Future of seniors bus service remains cloudy

The Town of Westlock has started the process of ending the Westlock and District Seniors and Disabled bus service.
EMBARRASSING INTRODUCTION

EMBARRASSING INTRODUCTION

Ally Karczmarczyk covers her mouth while a funny anecdote is shared about her (and the rest of her classmates) at the St. Mary School graduation ceremonies Friday night at the Westlock and District Community Hall. The Class of 2013 had 16 graduates in it. For more pictures see the print of e-edition of May 27 Westlock News.
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