Community clean up in the air   
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Public figures – politicians, entertainers, athletes – are meticulously managed to portray a certain image. Job applicants are coached on how to dress for an interview and how to present themselves. [more]

Navigating through an invisible community   
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invisible community A recent newspaper report submitted by the RCMP informed readers that a 1992 murder—it was again in the news due to a 2010 guilty plea by the accused—took place "east of the Crowsnest Pass. [more]

Relocation to MDM moving forward   
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Municipal administration is confident an agreement is within reach with Lethbridge Community College for use of the M.D. McEachern Community Complex. Director of Community Services Cam Mertz reported to council on March 2 that meetings with college officials have been "very successful". [more]

Bylaw officer works to clean up community   
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He's been hard at work for months and said there's no end in sight to the work needing to be done. Bylaw officer, Larry Iutzi, said he's been working with Public Works over the winter moving trailers off the road to allow for snowplows. [more]

Sinister 7 organizers present barriers to council   
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Organizers of Sinister 7 Ultra + Relay appeared before municipal council last week to give them a picture of how this event and future races could affect Crowsnest Pass. Andrew Fairhurst and Brian Gallant said the race has become so successful that it's outgrown the infrastructure of the Pass. [more]

Equipment owner disputes claims   
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A local heavy equipment owner said his neighbours' complaints against him are unfounded and that his operation is not in anyone's way nor is he doing anything wrong. [more]

Local gymnasts on the podium   
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Five young gymnasts took part in a gymnastics competition last week in Cranbrook, Megan and Anna Koevoet, Brie Stella, Bryant Cail, Maleki Hrycyk as well as five-year-olds Jaylene Giesbrecht and Hailey Reeve. [more]

Emergence of student art on exhibit at local gallery   
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Students from Crowsnest Consolidated High School and Livingstone School will be taking over the Crowsnest Pass Public Art Gallery. "Emergence" is the annual exhibit of student artwork from grades seven to 12 from the two area high schools. [more]