The Claresholm RCMP are seeking the public’s assistance in finding those responsible for a series of car prowlings in Stavely at the end of last year. Over night between Dec. 21 and Dec. 22, several cars were entered in Stavely, and various items stolen. The Claresholm RCMP would like to remind everyone to lock their vehicles and keep important items in … Read more…
The Claresholm RCMP are seeking the public’s assistance in solving a recent incident of vandalism in downtown Claresholm. Between Friday, Dec. 27 and Monday, Dec. 30, 2019, the Claresholm Eye Centre on 49th Avenue West received damage to the front window cage as well as the garbage bin in the back alley. Anyone with information on this crime, or any … Read more…
The Municipal District of Willow Creek is providing financial support for the Claresholm Arts Society and its upcoming production of “Beauty and the Beast”. At their Dec. 18 meeting, M.D. councillors agreed to provide $900 out of their discretionary accounts with $200 each from Couns. Glen Alm and Darry Markle; and $100 each from Reeve Maryanne Sandberg and Couns. Evan … Read more…
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Claresholm town council has approved its 2019 capital budget which will be about $7.1 million in funding for projects highlighted by almost $3.8 million for the multi-use community building; as well as a stormwater system upgrade; paving; Amundsen Park redevelopment; tennis court resurfacing; an infrastructure master plan including water reservoir study; arena roof replacement; front-end loader; and a Bobcat replacement. … Read more…
The Municipal District of Willow Creek will pay a portion of policing starting in 2020 at a rate of just about $140,000, that will increase over the next four years until it reaches more than $419,000 per year. At its Dec. 11 meeting, council reviewed a news release from the provincial government and correspondence from the Rural Municipalities of Alberta … Read more…
By Rob Vogt Local Press Writer The Town of Claresholm will pay a portion of policing starting in 2020 at a rate of just over $73,000, with that amount increasing over the next four years until it reaches more than $220,000 per year. At its Dec. 9 meeting, council reviewed a news release from the provincial government and correspondence from … Read more…