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Twenty-one Ukrainian children were smiling a little brighter this winter, thanks to the talents of Springbank Community High School's art students. 

The Airdrie, Rocky View and Calgary areas are being called an “island of dryness” in the midst of the Alberta prairies, with moisture conditions below normal for this time of year.

Though admittedly gimmicky, pledges like Dry January can provide a great way for people to reconsider their current relationship with alcohol, not just for January but year-round. 

The second annual Winter in the Woods festival and fundraiser in support of the Bragg Creek Community Association will be held Jan. 28 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.

“I am excited to see how we can use this tool to benefit our community and how we provide public safety to the residents,” he continued.

Dr. Jen Morrissey, an equine veterinarian and reproductive specialist, is the brains behind the teddy bear clinic, and said she was first exposed to the idea at veterinary school a few years ago.

The third Monday in January is sometimes referred to in popular culture as Blue Monday.

Although registration will continue throughout the year, RVS Superintendent of Schools Greg Luterbach said registering early helps families and schools plan for a successful transition and provides RVS necessary information to have teachers and resources in place.

Police have seized over $200,000 in drugs, as well as weapons, vehicles and other materials related to crime, from three residences in Calgary and Bearspaw.

As we start this new year, please consider reaching out and making a difference in the lives of these women and girls by donating at freetorun.org/donate.