May 13, 2016 Strathmore Times PDF Version
May 13, 2016 Strathmore Times by Strathmore Times
Council refuses to lift two-hr parking
Miriam OstermannTimes Associate Editor In an attempt to attract more foot traffic to the downtown core and strengthen Strathmore’s local businesses, council was asked to consider removing the two-hourRead More »
Thunder Mother’s Day fast-pitch tournament
Andrea RobertsTimes Intern Fifteen teams come out to try their best at the sixth annual Mother’s Day Fast-pitch Tournament, which included the Strathmore Thunder U16, U18 and Junior teams.Read More »
Saddle up for the High School Rodeo
Andrea RobertsTimes Intern Local high school students will get a chance to prove their mettle at the annual Alberta High School Rodeo when it comes to Strathmore next week.TheRead More »
Fundraiser to help Fort McMurray
Miriam OstermannTimes Associate Editor As the unforgiving Fort McMurray inferno continues to wreak havoc in the region, demand the efforts of hundreds of firefighters and emergency crews, and leavesRead More »
Council defeats revised taxi bylaw
Miriam OstermannTimes Associate Editor Ensuing numerous complaints from the public late last year, council requested a revision of the taxi bylaw, and despite passing the first reading in earlyRead More »
Chapel of Love
Pat FuleFule for Thought Before I begin the actual column, I need a little help. I do not know how to get safely and gracefully into a bathtub. IRead More »
Residents outraged over no-parking signs
Miriam OstermannTimes Associate Editor There was an array of confusion and lack of information in the council chamber last week when a concerned citizen acknowledged the no-parking sign implementationRead More »
Program offers opportunity for communication
Andrea RobertsTimes Intern When Dee Ann Wagner lost her hearing almost 13 years ago to Neurofibromatosis (NF) she also lost her ability to socialize.As few are able to communicateRead More »
SWAT extends mandate with new initiatives
Andrea RobertsTimes Intern Strathmore Wheatland Addictions Team (SWAT) has expanded their mandate with the creation of two new initiatives that intented to foster positive youth development and community involvementRead More »
Speaking to the Premier’s ear
Sharon McLeayTimes Contributor Rick Pollard, stakeholder relations manager of the Premier’s office, spent some voice to voice time via a conference call with Wheatland county councillors on May 3,Read More »