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City again responds to challenge

City again responds to challenge

Science fair participants and spectators mill around the many projects on display at the Canada-Wide Science Fair Friday at the 1st Choice Savings Centre at the University of Lethbridge. Herald photo by Ian Martens

Lethbridge Herald | 18 May 2013

plethora of princesses

plethora of princesses

Herald photo by Ian Martens A group of princesses, played by students Kristal Scheurkogel, Kaiya Simon, Sydne Maisonville and Elizabeth Pritchard, chase the prince, played by actor Evan Rein, as part of Evergreen Theatre's performance of "Princess Prudence and the Fairest in the Land," Friday morning at Park Meadows School. The play, which featured a number of students from the school joining the Calgary-based theatre company, focused on themes of consumerism and the environment.

Lethbridge Herald | 18 May 2013

High school students try to harness wind power

High school students try to harness wind power

Tyler Bridge, from St. MichaelÕs School in Bow Island, makes some last-minute adjustments in the wind tunnel as his teammate Kaleb No‘l watches in the background while testing their wind turbine design Friday. Herald photo by Ian Martens

Lethbridge Herald | 18 May 2013

Tiny housea work of art

Tiny housea work of art

Emily Luce, concept designer for the Cardiff-Miller house, stands outside her tiny re-creation at the University of Lethbridge, Thursday. Herald photo by Ashley Low

Lethbridge Herald | 18 May 2013

norway flag raising

norway flag raising

Herald photo by Ashley Low Members of the Sons of Norway Lodge of Lethbridge gathered at City Hall Friday for a flag-raising ceremony to commemorate the signing of the Norwegian constitution on May 17, 1814.

Lethbridge Herald | 18 May 2013


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  • Some of Alberta's most vulnerable seniors are being put at risk as care facilities grapple with a change to the way they are funded by Alberta Health Services.
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  • It's official: Councillor Faron Ellis will campaign to be mayor of Lethbridge. Ellis, a political science instructor at Lethbridge College, declared his intention Thursday - a day after Mayor Rajko Dodic announced he won't seek re-election.
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Local News

  • An Edmonton man charged following a drug bust in Lethbridge four months ago will be back in court next week. An agent for Dain Lewis appeared Thursday in Lethbridge provincial court but pointed out the accused's lawyer is still waiting for disclosure from the federal Crown.
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  • The week-long Canada-Wide Science Fair wraps up today as nearly 500 Grade 7 to 12 students from across Canada return home, meaning organizers can reflect on another successful show of young, scientific talent.
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  • When Sensei Taka Kinjo moved to Canada in 1971 he didn't know that he would celebrating a dream come true 40 years later. On Sunday, his work with the community will be showcased at the Yates Memorial Centre when his students, along with 41 people from Japan, demonstrate their karate…
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  • History in Lethbridge usually comes into form at the Galt Museum, but Thursday artist Emily Luce reminded people of the importance of art history in our community. Luce, a former instructor at the University of Lethbridge, has made a tiny replica of a Lethbridge house which holds a rich history…
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  • The provincial government is promoting energy-efficient water usage from farmers by providing subsidies with their Growing Forward 2 programs. Water-related programs the government is focusing on include: On-Farm Water Management; Irrigation Efficiency; and Regional Water Supply.
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  • The Vauxhall Cemetery Committee has resumed work for another season on maintaining the community's cemetery. The committee was holding its annual cleanup of the cemetery this week, continuing today from 10 a.m.-noon.
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Local Sports

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    The Lethbridge Steel and Edmonton Storm will hit each other, repeatedly and without conscience, tonight at 7 p.m. at the University of Lethbridge Stadium as the Steel open their Western Women's Canadian Football League home schedule.
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    And as the Ron Matthews Memorial Tournament takes the field at Spitz Stadium starting tonight and running until Sunday, there are still roster spots to be snagged as the hopefuls take the field and hope to catch the eye of head coach Jared Ruff and his staff.
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  • And while the Lethbridge Bulls looking to hit it out of the park with their Western Major Baseball League season-opener a little under two weeks away, the team does so also looking to hit a grand slam as far as entertainment and events go as well.
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  • The U14 girls and U12 boys went 2-0, while the U14 boys were 0-1. Kicking off their weekend, the U14 girls earned a 5-3 win over the Calgary Foothills 99 DA Pop Davies 2.
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  • The Winston Churchill Griffins earned a shutout win during Southern Alberta High School Rugby League action Tuesday night. Facing the Chinook Coyotes, the Griffins posted a 31-0 decision as Leah Ekubazgi ran for a pair of tries for Winston Churchill.
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Opinion

  • Reports last week indicate a new species of rare dinosaur has been discovered in Alberta. And it's not that small bone-headed critter found near Milk River we're talking about here - it's Gerry Protti, former Encana executive and president of the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers.
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  • The Internet is a wonderfully convenient tool for the purchasing or selling of goods and services. The technology is able to connect buyers and sellers quickly and efficiently, even if they're continents apart. But there's a downside: unscrupulous people are able to use the Internet to rip off unsuspecting victims.
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