June 24, 2016 Strathmore Times PDF Version
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Edition: June 2016 Strathmore Times
Ruined views a concern on Hillcrest Blvd
Sharon McLeayTimes Contributor Residents along Hillcrest Blvd. were in Strathmore town council June 16 to oppose a development plan in the area.The area in question is an 11-acre parcel… Read More »
Big Hitch plans still on track
Andrea RobertsTimes Intern The Big Hitch event is drawing near, but organization of the event has been anything but seamless.Neil Dimmock and Bill Engman are preparing to recreate the… Read More »
Cool and classy
Andrea RobertsTimes Intern “A quality and classy student.”Those are the qualifications required for the Strathmore Times Class Act award, and this year’s winner Matt Cool fits the bill.The Grade… Read More »
French Immersion gets go-ahead
Andrea RobertsTimes Intern Brentwood Elementary School is all set to introduce their Kindergarten and Grade 1 French immersion program in September.The school had wanted to start the program for… Read More »
Reuniting old friends
Andrea RobertsTimes Intern The Samuel Crowther High School class of 1976 is celebrating the 40th anniversary of their graduation on July 16, and this year they are inviting the… Read More »
Utility costs hurry hard on curling club budget
Sharon McLeayTimes Contributor Strathmore District Curling Club presented Strathmore town council with a request for a new lease renewal and a 50-50 cost share plan on the club’s electrical… Read More »
Local siblings stand out in athletics
Andrea RobertsTimes Intern Mitchel and Mackenzie Desjardins were both rewarded for their sports abilities at the Holy Cross Collegiate sports awards on June 7.The siblings each walked away with… Read More »
Final project explores world of childhood imagination
Laureen F. GuentherTimes Contributor Jocelyn Jay, a Rosebud School of the Arts graduating student, will perform her final project, Girl Unspoken Woman Unbroken, July 2-3. Jay is working with… Read More »
Wildflower water line over budget
Sharon McLeayTimes Contributor The approved project to install a 250-300 mm diameter water main pipe from Westmount Drive to Strathmore Lakes ran into cost overruns.It was originally approved at… Read More »
Bittersweet goodbyes
Andrea RobertsTimes Intern At the end of the 2015-16 school year, four schools – in Standard, Hussar, Gleichen and Rockyford – will close their doors.To mark this momentous occasion,… Read More »