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Kids' fun run, adults' bike ride to aid charitiesSubscriber
Able Dental Group will help the community take a bite out of poverty June 15.
For the fifth consecutive year, Able Dental is sponsoring two popular events: a children's fun run in Galt Gardens and an adult bike ride from the B.
Big day has arrivedSubscriber
This year's valedictorian at Lethbridge Collegiate Institute has excelled in her studies, captained the senior varsity volleyball team, played club volleyball, started a volleyball camp for Gilbert Paterson girls and sang with the LCI chamber choir.
City surgeon's death mournedSubscriber
He'd been diving for more than half of his life, but his own expertise couldn't save Dr. Shane Timothy Mortimer, who died doing what he loved last weekend.
The 46-year-old Lethbridge surgeon died while scuba diving with a team of other divers down to the Anscomb shipwreck in B.
Rural speed limit reduction a no-goSubscriber
A controversial bylaw to reduce the speed limit to 60 kilometres per hour on gravel roads in the County of Lethbridge has been soundly defeated on second reading.
The bylaw came before county council at last Thursday's meeting and all six members of council in attendance voted against a second reading, which now kills the bylaw.
Jumpstart Day at Canadian Tire to benefit youngstersSubscriber
The annual Jumpstart Day runs throughout the day at the Canadian Tire at Centre Village Mall, celebrating Jumpstart's May Red Ball campaign, which, throughout the month of May, encourages customers to donate $2 in exchange for a red ball - a national symbol for child's play.
CDI fears appear over at hospitalSubscriber
ALBERTA HEALTH SERVICES (AHS) IS REOPENING UNIT 4C AT CHINOOK REGIONAL HOSPITAL TO NEW PATIENTS, NOW THAT THE NUMBER OF CASES OF CLOSTRIDIUM DIFFICILE INFECTION (CDI) HAS DECREASED.
"THERE ARE CURRENTLY FOUR PATIENTS AT CHINOOK REGIONAL HOSPITAL WITH SYMPTOMS OF CDI AND TESTING SHOWS IT WAS NOT ACQUIRED IN THE HOSPITAL," SAID DR.
Success tastes oh so sweetSubscriber
She's set on a career in chemical engineering, but in her spare time, Megan Lavoie practises a yummier kind of chemistry.
With scientific focus, she concocts prize-winning cookies, cakes and pastries.
Legislature session done but big issues still persistSubscriber
Alberta's MLAs are home for the summer. But Lethbridge MLAs says there's plenty to do before the fall session begins.
"It was a pretty raucous session," says Bridget Pastoor, Conservative member for Lethbridge East.
Southern Albertans good to giveSubscriber
Volunteering her time to talk with and play games with seniors, as well as taking them to appointments, has earned a Lethbridge woman a nomination for Alberta's 2013 Minister's Seniors Service Awards.
House arrest for woman who defrauded SearsSubscriber
A Lethbridge woman who defrauded Sears Canada will serve a 15-month sentence in the community.
Francisca Carmen Toledo avoided jail, but was handed a conditional sentence in which she will be under house arrest for eight months, followed by a curfew for seven months.
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