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high-pressure job
Herald photo by Ian Martens City workers Terry Irvine and Garry Taylor use a high-pressure hose Tuesday afternoon to spray off chipped paint and debris from the bottom of the Henderson Lake Pool. The pool will be getting a makeover this year with a freshly painted white bottom but should be ready for its regular opening in June.
Lethbridge Herald | 16 May 2012
cooling their feet
Herald photo by Ian Martens Four-year-old Liam Adserballe cools off his feet as he and his nanny Nicole Kurtz sit on the edge of the floating dock Tuesday afternoon at Henderson Lake. Tuesday's high of 29C was well above normal for spring temperatures, although the forecast is calling for cooler weather with the possibility of some showers heading into the long weekend.
Lethbridge Herald | 16 May 2012
life of ludwig
Herald photo by Ian Martens Actor Meredith Pritchard reads out a letter describing her character Christoph's tales of Ludwig van Beethoven during a performance of "Beethoven Lives Upstairs," part of the University of Lethbridge Music Conservatory's Feel the Beat concert series, Tuesday, at Southminster United Church. The four sold-out performances give area school children the chance to learn of the famous composer's life as well as hear over 25 excerpts of his music.
Lethbridge Herald | 16 May 2012
running on air
LCI's Joy Spear Chief-Morris crosses the finish line in first place, with Immanuel Christian's Lauren Wever and Catholic Central's Nikki Furukawa following up in the background, in the senior girls 100-metre dash during the city high school track and field meet Tuesday at the University of Lethbridge Stadium. Herald photo by Ian Martens
Lethbridge Herald | 16 May 2012
Park Place wins 'green' award
Herald photo by Ian Martens Park Place Shopping Centre¹s management team, including Jarod Neithercut, left, Todd Beck, Kevin Brees and Debi Henderson, has been recognized for green initiatives at the mall.
Lethbridge Herald | 15 May 2012
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Just 30 minutes after they began a press conference to ask for any public tips that could lead them to the killer, Lethbridge regional police arrested and charged a 28-year-old man with second-degree murder in the weekend stabbing deaths of two Lethbridge men.Read more...
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The May long weekend is approaching and Waterton Lakes National Park is making sure it's ready. "It looks really good," said Locke Marshall, visitor experience manager at Waterton.Read more...
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Those are the people the Streets Alive Mission is helping. And now they are asking for your help. "This tends to be a forgotten group of people and we're just trying to let them know that actually they're not forgotten," said Jim Kissick, director at Streets Alive.Read more...
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CDA Clothesline initiative SaturdaySubscriberThe Canadian Diabetes Association will be accepting clothing and reusable household items as part of its Clothesline initiative on Saturday. Two locations will be set up: one at Centre Village Mall and the other at Nicholas Sheran Leisure Centre.Read more...
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Tonight Canadian folk trio the Be Good Tanyas will play their first show in Alberta since performing at the Calgary Folk Music Festival in July 2008. Hosted by the Geomatic Attic, the concert will take place at the U of L Theatre at 7 p.Read more...
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Focusing on single-family dwellings with separate suites built before 2007, the grant's purpose is to make it easier for homeowners to provide up-to-date safety features for tenants.Read more...
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The good news is the organization, with the help of nearly 100 participants, raised nearly $20,000 leading up to its annual Gift of Life Run and Walk Saturday in Lethbridge.Read more...
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SACPA to discuss China relationsSubscriberAlthough Canada established diplomatic relations with China in 1970, a year before it occupied a seat at the United Nations, Prime Minister Stephen Harper got off to a rocky start with the Chinese leadership in his dealings since becoming prime minister.Read more...
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Results for Alberta Indoor Track and Field Championships held in Edmonton at the Universiade Pavillion (Butterdome) Saturday and Sunday Midget Women Millie Stafford: 60m heats, 8.91 second, 21st, 60m semifinals, did not advance, missed top 20 by .Read more...
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With a holiday weekend upon us, I don't forecast many high school sporting events on the horizon. However, I do know regular season baseball, slo-pitch and rugby encounters are plentiful indeed. It was nice to read a couple of featurish slo-pitch loop stories on these pages last Saturday.Read more...
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Maxwell helps Raymond to winSubscriberBrooks Maxwell was getting it done on the hill and at the dish. For that, Raymond earned a 10-6 win over Magrath during Southern Alberta High School Baseball League action Monday in Magrath.Read more...
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Scaling new heightsSubscriberNow that's how you raise the bar. Samson Mandefro kept doing so and now the LCI student and high jump athlete is off to zones with a personal best height of 1.72 metres following a first place finish at the high school track meet under a hot Tuesday afternoon sun…Read more...
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To get an idea of how impressive Ross Delauw, Andrew MacDonald and Cole Fiedler must have been to be selected for Team Alberta at this summer's Football Canada Cup in London, Ont.Read more...
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The Lethbridge Sports Council is bidding to bring the 2015 Alberta 55 Plus Winter Games to the area and on Monday, Lethbridge city council agreed to throw its support behind the bid.Read more...
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Lessons learned in school are certainly important, but there are lessons youngsters need to learn outside school walls that are just as crucial, if not more so. Those are the lessons involving personal safety, such as pedestrian and bicycle safety.Read more...
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