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What's happening in Cochrane this week: Bike Cochrane is hosting its annual AGM, the Town is conducting a blue cart audit, and the Cochrane Community Awards have been postponed until next year.

“I get that people are frustrated— Everybody wants it done sooner or later."

“I love how they’ve created a community, a community of people that can support each other through everything. All of our coaches have worked really hard at putting events together for us to challenge each other, just have fun together. I fell like that really helps us out when we race.”

“People who’ve been in Mexico can really identify the food. It’s authentic.”

Interest in The Corner Coworking piqued in September, Eaton said, adding that he believes this was a mix of students returning to school, parents looking for a workspace and other looking for a professional environment to work in while their offices remained closed.

The Spray Lake Sawmills Family Sports Centre hosted a memorial workout to honour emergency service members who lost their lives 19 years ago on 9/11.

“The energy has been just unbelievable everyone is so happy— There were lots of tears today because we actually made it here. There’s some serious gratitude from everybody.”

“If we’re going to turn lemons into lemonade there’s lots of positive things that will come out of the run this year.”

Anyone that was in the Black Rock Mountain area in Don Getty Wildland Provincial Park between Aug. 30-Sept. 4 is asked to contact Alberta Wildfire to assist with the investigation

“In COVID having something to do to get people out and outside and celebrate all of the cultures that we have in Cochrane, and the talent and the volunteers and everybody, it’s been great,” Mayor Jeff Genung said.