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Sandy Doucet

Sandy Doucet

Sandy Doucet joined the Barrhead Leader as a reporter in May 2024. She has worked in training, instructional design, corporate leadership, and social services. She enjoys covering human interest stories, community news, breaking news, arts, and sports.

Sandy is always interested in hearing your stories and news tips

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Recent Work by Sandy

Barrhead shines during Communities in Bloom judging

Barrhead shines during Communities in Bloom judging

Barrhead recently welcomed judges from Communities in Bloom for their annual assessment, showcasing the town's dedication to beautification and community engagement.
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Barrhead gears up for Triathlon with approved road closures

Barrhead gears up for Triathlon with approved road closures

Barrhead Town Council has approved road closures for August 24 to accommodate a triathlon event, marking the return of this multi-sport competition to the community.
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Grazing tax policy sparks debate at Woodlands County Council

Grazing tax policy sparks debate at Woodlands County Council

The implementation of a grazing tax policy in Woodlands County has stirred controversy, with residents reporting unexpected tax increases.
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Candice Lucas recognized as exemplary educational assistant

Candice Lucas recognized as exemplary educational assistant

The Pembina Hills School Division has recognized Candice Lucas, an educational assistant at École Barrhead Elementary School, with the Exemplary Support Services award. The award highlights her unwavering dedication and positive influence within the school and division.
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Land-based learning camp leaves a lasting impact on Pembina Hills group

Land-based learning camp leaves a lasting impact on Pembina Hills group

More than just a camp, it was a journey. The Pembina Hills School Division wrapped up a highly successful land-based learning experience at Métis Crossing, where students were immersed in Indigenous culture, learned practical skills, and developed a deeper connection to the environment.
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Pembina Hills trustees redirect unused professional development funds to support classrooms

Pembina Hills trustees redirect unused professional development funds to support classrooms

Facing a challenging financial landscape, the Pembina Hills School Division is prioritizing classroom operation learning. Trustees have decided to give up their unused personal development funds to target the most vital learning needs.
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Barrhead breeders achieve Stampede success With Shire horses

Barrhead breeders achieve Stampede success With Shire horses

Borealis Acres, a Shire horse breeding farm near Barrhead, is making headlines after a successful showing at the Calgary Stampede. The Bombay family's passion for these gentle giants has translated into championship wins, highlighting the importance of preserving this rare breed.
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Joan Gravel celebrated for support at École Barrhead Elementary

Joan Gravel celebrated for support at École Barrhead Elementary

At École Barrhead Elementary School, Joan Gravel is more than just a staff member – she's a pillar of support. Recently, the Pembina Hills School Division recognized her exceptional dedication with the Exemplary Support Services Award.
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Highway 18 entrance closures raise concerns for Pembina Hills School Division

Highway 18 entrance closures raise concerns for Pembina Hills School Division

Modifications to Highway 18 and Highway 44 are on the radar of the Pembina Hills School Division Board, who are carefully considering the potential consequences for school access and traffic management around R.F. Staples and Westlock Elementary.
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Woodlands County considers concrete recycling options

Woodlands County considers concrete recycling options

Residents of Woodlands County may soon have a new option for disposing of concrete waste, as the County Council explores an agreement with the Whitecourt Solid Waste Authority. The move comes after years of limited access to concrete recycling services.
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