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Article content The Town of Nanton is proposing a two per cent reduction in its expenses this year. “That’s just shy of a $59,000 difference compared to 2020,” said Clayton Gillespie, the Town’s corporate services manager, during the March 1 council meeting, held in the warm room at the Tom Hornecker Recreation Centre. Several councillors remotely attended the meeting by video. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Town of Nanton's costs to decrease slightly this year while 2020 surplus providing boost to operating budget Back to video The Tow...

Charlie Auer, Jr. Grief is love with no place to go. Charlie knew that well. He never said no to anyone and was always there to offer help and a hug to anyone who needed it. Charlie was a hugger. To know him was to love him, and he will be forever missed and irreplaceable. His family learned a long time ago to share him with the rest of the world. He spread joy to everyone he met, and there were thousands of people in his world. His laugh was infectious, and his love for life and youthful heart were inspiring to all who knew him. And jeepers creepers...

Carlisle United are hoping to have beaten the freeze in order to face Leyton Orient this afternoon.

"That is a strong tool that we have embraced within our preparedness program and within our health department is to utilize the strength of community partnerships and community organizations who interact with this population all the time," said Christine Billings, head of the Office of Pandemic Response in JeffCo. She said her team is working to get the vaccine to partners in the neighborhoods where seniors live. Billings said more than 42,000 seniors in Jefferson County have been vaccinated, with more than 11,000 having received both doses.   For additional speed and efficiency, JeffCo is e...

Article content With “heavy hearts,” Nanton Town council decided Feb. 1 to have the ice removed from the arena at the Tom Hornecker Recreation Centre. The Alberta government imposed new COVID-19 restrictions in late November that forced the Town to close the arena to public use. Meanwhile, administration estimates that it has cost the Town $1,445 per week to keep the ice in at the THRC arena. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Town council decides to remove ice from THRC arena Back to video Jennifer Handley, Nanton’s mayor, noted during the s...