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The Sedalia Park Board approved a few bids Thursday night and rejected one at its June meeting

‘The boxing culture needs to change’ Dr Nitin K. Sethi outlines the steps he believes boxing needs to take to be safer. The fight doctor talks to Phil Rogers THERE is always one figure at ringside who never hopes for fireworks. The knockouts, the punishment, and the back-and-forth drama all create a heady cocktail for the assembled throng come fight night. One essential seat, however, that’s always allocated at the coalface of the action is reserved for the doctor responsible for the welf...

Article content GANANOQUE – Town council has voted to increase members’ pay annually based on the Canadian consumer price index for the next term. After a narrow 4-3 decision that had Mayor Ted Lojko cast the deciding vote, council pay will increase on an annual basis starting in 2023 for four years. Council will confirm the decision via a bylaw during a meeting scheduled for May 18. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Gananoque council members bac...

Rochester Public Schools narrows in on new boundaries The committee will bring a recommendation to Superintendent Michael Muñoz after its next meeting on May 5. The recommendation would possibly then be brought to the School Board May 18. 6:31 am, May 5, 2021 × Rochester Public Schoolsis narrowing in on a decision for its new boundaries, which will determine what elementary, middle and high schools students attend based on their residences. John Carlson, executive dire...

I took a  brief look through Judith Collins’ speech to the New Zealand National Party’s northern convention today and uh … “Article 2, Tino Rangatiratanga, confirms the property rights of all people. It establishes that all iwi, families and individuals have rights over their own land and property. Property rights are again a key democratic principle and core to National party values.” Now … what I  That problem being that while, yeah, that’s what Article Two  broadly sets ou...

3 perfect options for Vikings at No. 14 in 2021 NFL Draft April 9, 2021 The Minnesota Vikings finished with a 7-9 record last year, which was a bit of a disappointment, to say the least. Many had the Vikings pegged to be a playoff team in 2020, but instead, Minnesota fell short. This offseason, the front office has done its part to improve the roster and they appear to be close to becoming a legitimate playoff-caliber team once again. For a team that finished middle of the pack last season, thi...

April 1, 2021   ·   0 Comments By ROB PAUL Initiative Reporter The last time there was a ward boundary review in Caledon was 1994, and although not mandated, it is recommended to have a review every three elections. In 1994 the population of Caledon was around 39,000 while today it is projected over 75,000 and is expected to increase to over 108,000 by 2031. With the continued growth of the community and an update to the ward boundari...

Print subscribers If youre a print subscriber, but do not yet have an online account, click here to create one. Non-subscribers Tower council shows little interest in forming police department Tower-Soudan looks to rely on county for law enforcement Posted Marshall Helmberger TOWER—Residents here will likely be reliant on the St. Louis County Sheriff’s Office for emergency law enforcement response for the foreseeable future, as officials in both Breitung Township and the city of Tower a...

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This article originally ran Nov. 13, 2020 Author of the article: Josh Thomas Publishing date: Dec 31, 2020  •  December 31, 2020  •  4 minute read  •  City of Spruce Grove Mayor Stuart Houston, Stony Plain Mayor William Choy and Parkland County Mayor Rod Shaigec sign a Regional Letter of Intent to work on a regional plan at the Parkland County office on Tuesday, Jan. 15, 2019. Photo by File photo Article content Editor’s Note: This article originally ran Nov. 13, 2020 and t...